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Rajat Paliwal Scores 21st First-Class Century Without Knowing
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What Happened?
Rajat Paliwal scored his 21st first-class century, remaining unbeaten on 111 as Services recovered from a poor start against Delhi in the Ranji Trophy. He requested not to have his name displayed on the scoreboard.
Key points
- Rajat Paliwal scored 111 runs off 196 balls.
- He requested not to display his name on the scoreboard while batting.
- Paliwal's century came when Services were struggling at 27 for 3.
- This was his highest score of the season.
- He draws inspiration from Paras Dogra, who has over 10,000 first-class runs.
Key insights
- Paliwal's unique approach to batting without scoreboard awareness may influence other players.
- His performance could inspire younger players to focus on their game rather than external pressures.
- The ongoing success of first-class cricket remains evident despite the rise of shorter formats.
Why it matters
Paliwal's performance highlights the resilience of players in domestic cricket.
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Rajat Paliwal· PersonParas Dogra· PersonDelhi· CityServices· OrganizationRanji Trophy· Event
Source
Times of India
