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Bengal geared up to end 33-year trophy drought

Captain Manoj Tiwary, who is looking to hold his first Ranji Trophy, isn’t too stressed before the encounter. “I am not thinking too much. We all should just concentrate on the final and nothing else,” said Tiwary

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Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary

Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary

There is tremendous amount of enthusiasm all over in West Bengal with their team qualifying for the Ranji Trophy final. No. 4 Anustup Majumdar scored 200 in both innings as Bengal crushed Madhya Pradesh by 306 runs in the semi-final to set up the big-ticket clash with Saurashtra starting tomorrow.

Medium pacer Akash Deep and left-arm spinner Pradipta Pramanik also starred with fifers in the first and second innings respectively. Bengal haven’t lifted the coveted trophy since 1989-90. Even in these 33 years, they have reached the final four times but have fallen short on all occasions. The 1938-39 season was the first time they became domestic champions.

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