Delhi’s 515/5 declaration came after Ayush Badoni blazed an unbeaten 210 off 228 balls, turning the match into a one‑way affair. Sumit Mathur’s career‑best 150* added to the mound of runs.
Jharkhand, chasing a daunting target, were 131/4 at stumps with six wickets in hand, still 384 runs adrift. Utkarsh Singh’s 53* offered a brief spark but could not stem the tide.
Badoni’s form has been on a tear, with a double century against Gujarat preceding this knock. His consistency has pushed Delhi into the elite club of players who have scored consecutive first‑class double centuries.
Delhi’s management praised the depth of the batting display, highlighting how the partnership between Badoni and Mathur set a platform that the bowlers could chase.
With this dominant win, Delhi maintains momentum in the Ranji Trophy, keeping their championship aspirations firmly on track. The team will now look to sustain this performance as they head into the next group contest.