Karun Nair scored an unbeaten 132 as Vidarbha took a lead of 286 runs at Stumps on Day 4 with six wickets left in their second innings.

Karun Nair made the most of a reprieve to pile up an unbeaten 132 and power Vidarbha to a position of command with an overall lead of 286 runs at stumps on Day Four of their Ranji Trophy final here on

If fate had played out differently two seasons ago, Karun Nair would have been playing for Kerala after he first dialled them when he was dumped unceremoniously by Karnataka. They couldn't commit at the time and Nair, already having sat at home for an entire season, couldn't wait to grab his next opportunity. That's when Vidarbha came calling.

Vidarbha in-form batter Karun Nair carried his sublime touch in the Ranji Trophy final against Kerala as he struck a century in the second innings to put his side in a solid position to claim

Karun Nair's century leads Vidarbha to a strong position against Kerala in the Ranji Trophy final. Vidarbha extends their lead to 251runs.

Vidarbha’s star batter Karun Nair showcased his brilliant form once again in the Ranji Trophy final against Kerala, smashing a crucial century in the second innings to place his team in a commanding position at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha on Saturday.

Chasing their third Ranji title, Vidarbha reached 189/3 at tea on the penultimate day, extending their overall lead to 226

Danish Malewar's unbeaten century and Karun Nair's 86 helped Vidarbha score 254/4 on day 1 of the Ranji Trophy final at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur.

(Photo Source - BCCI Domestic/ Twitter) was left fuming after a misunderstanding with teammate Danish Malewar cost him his wicket in the first innings of the Ranji Trophy 2024-25 final between Vidarbha and Kerala at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur.

Vidarbha are chasing their third Ranji Trophy title while this is the first time Kerala are featuring in the final of India's premier first class tournament.