The
left-arm
orthodox
spinner
from
Vidarbha
achieved
this
feat
of
bowling
four
maiden
overs
during
the
Round
4
Plate
match
against
Manipur
in
the
Syed
Mushtaq
Ali
Trophy
2021-22
at
the
ACA
Stadium
in
Vijaywada.

Karnewar
finished
with
impressive
figures
of
four
overs,
four
maidens
and
two
wickets
(4-4-0-2).
The
left-arm
bowling
all-rounder
from
Maharashtra
possesses
the
quality
of
being
an
ambidextrous
bowler.

Having
won
the
toss,
Vidarbha
posted
a
mammoth
222
for
four
in
the
stipulated
20
overs
against
Manipur.
Jitesh
Sharma
smashed
an
unbeaten
31-ball
71
while
Apoorv
Wankhade
scored
an
unbeaten
49
off
16
deliveries
to
propel
their
team
to
a
big
total.
The
duo
shared
an
unbeaten
partnership
of
105
runs
for
the
fifth
wicket
in
just
35
deliveries
to
deflate
Manipur’s
bowling
attack.
Opener
Atharva
Taide
scored
21-ball
46
for
Vidarbha
after
his
opening
partner
Siddhesh
Wath
was
dismissed
for
a
duck
in
the
first
over
itself.

In
response,
Manipur
were
bundled
out
for
55
in
16.3
overs.
Aditya
Thakare
(3.3-0-17-2)
and
Atharva
Taide
(1-1-0-2)
bagged
a
couple
of
wickets
each
for
Vidarbha.
Siddhesh
Neral
(3-0-13-1),
Akshay
Wakhare
(2-0-10-1)
and
Darshan
Nalkande
(3-0-9-1)
also
picked
up
a
wicket
each.

Only
two
Manipuri
batters
managed
to
score
in
double
digits
as
the
rest
of
the
team
faltered
in
front
of
a
quality
bowling
effort
from
Vidarbha.

Meanwhile,
Rajasthan
recorded
their
fourth
successive
win,
beating
Andhra
Pradesh
by
11
runs
in
an
Elite
C
league
match.
Rajasthan
had
earlier
defeated
Jharkhand,
Jammu
&
Kashmir
and
Himachal
in
their
first
three
games.

Deciding
to
bat,
Rajasthan
first
rode
on
Mahipal
Lomror’s
quick-fire
69
to
post
a
competitive
149
and
then
restricted
the
opposition
to
138
for
8.
Number
9
KV
Sasikanth’s
blistering
unbeaten
47
off
just
24
balls
went
in
vain.