Cheteshwar Pujara scored his first century of the county season to keep Sussex in control against Derbyshire. cricket news
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In reply to Derbyshire’s 246 runs, Cheteshwar Pujara’s century helped Sussex reach 357 runs for five wickets.© X (Twitter)
With the help of Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara’s unbeaten 104 runs, Sussex increased their first innings lead to 111 runs in the County Championship Division Two match against Derbyshire. Pujara’s unbeaten 167-ball innings included 10 fours and he brought up his first century of the county season in his third match, making 86 and 44 not out against Gloucestershire and 38 in his only match against Leicestershire.
In the match played at the County Ground on Saturday, in reply to Derbyshire’s first innings score of 246 runs, Sussex scored five wickets with the help of Pujara’s century and half-centuries from Tom Haines (58), Tom Alsop (64) and James Coles (72). Scored 357 runs. Derby.
She is the one who worships!
for a century @cheteshwar1, pic.twitter.com/EODzmpDmKx
-Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) 4 May 2024
At the time of stumps, the right-handed Indian batsman was at the crease with Jack Carson.
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