After a dominant bowling performance by both pace machine Ashok Dinda and Mohammed Shami’s. The trending thing on running wild on Twitter is their field set during their bowing. Ashok Dinda made it a memorable 100th first-class game for himself with figures of 10 for 47, overshadowing India star Mohammed Shami's match-haul of eight wickets as Bengal crushed Chhattisgarh by an innings and 160 runs in a Ranji Trophy Group D encounter on Tuesday. Following on, Chhattisgarh started the final day at 229 for 5 but lost the final five wickets for only 30 more runs as they were all out for 259 in their second innings. While Dinda's second innings figures were 3/26 in addition to 7/21 in the first essay, it was Shami, who really made the difference in the second innings with six for 61.
With with one wicket away from a win, Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary set up a nine-man slip cordon with Dinda and Shami bowling in racing bike fashion. Shami's match figures were 8 for 105 - a reminder to the selectors that he is in fine form. Most of Shami's wickets were either leg-before or bowled to right-hand batsmen which show his bowling skills. This is the indication that he was getting the ball to jag back. Dinda, on the other hand, bowled his customary hit the targeted area, the stuff with occasional fuller delivery getting his 23rd five-wicket and sixth 10-wicket haul in first-class cricket.
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