In a remarkable display of skill, Ayush Badoni secured his second consecutive double century, remaining unbeaten at 210 in the Ranji Trophy against Jharkhand. Following his earlier 217 against Gujarat, he, along with Sumit Mathur, created a formidable partnership of 334 runs. With Delhi declaring at 515, they hold a significant advantage, while Jharkhand struggles on Day 2, finishing at 131 for four amidst a daunting deficit.
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