Arjun Tendulkar dismissed Samit Dravid in a K Thimmapaiah Memorial Tournament match at Alur.
Tendulkar dismisses Dravid
Goa Cricket Association were bowled out for 338 after captain Darshan Missal won the toss and opted to bat at the Platinum Oval. Lalit Yadav top-scored with 113, while Abhinav Terjana made 88 as Madhav Bajaj claimed 3-88. Batting at No.9, Arjun Tendulkar made nine.
In response, KSCA Secretary’s XI collapsed from 53-1 to 94-5 before Lochan Gowda (88) and wicketkeeper Kruthik Sharma (95) added 93 for the sixth wicket. They eventually made 276.
Arjun Tendulkar claimed three of the first five wickets. He eventually finished with 3-54. The second of his wickets was of Samit Dravid, caught by Kashab Bakle for nine.
Goa were 45-2 in the third innings at the time of writing, with Manthan Khutkar (18) and Ishaan Gadekar (3) at the crease.
Tendulkar dismisses Dravid: The 2003 prequel
For much of the 1990s and 2000s, the NKP Salve Challenger Trophy, often featuring three teams, usually served as a trial of sorts for the Indian ODI side. Sachin Tendulkar was playing for India A in the final of the 2003/04 edition, while Rahul Dravid was leading India B.
Sachin Tendulkar top-scored with a 95-ball 88 that day, while S Sriram biffed his way to a 55-ball 70. Rohan Gavaskar, a bridge to an even earlier generation, smashed a 45-ball 49 as India A posted 314-6.
In response, India B collapsed to 58-3 before Rahul Dravid (27 in 34 balls) and Yuvraj Singh (47 in 51) added 65. The partnership broke when Sachin Tendulkar bowled Rahul Dravid.
The rest of the India B line-up caved in to 215 as Ramesh Powar picked up 3-29 and Sairaj Bahutule smashed his way to a 44-ball 54 not out.
