Manish Pandey: The Indian team will play the first match of the 2 Test match series with Bangladesh from September 19 at the Chennai ground. For which the squad of Team India can be announced very soon. Let us tell you that before the Bangladesh series, Duleep Trophy 2024 is being played.

In which many star players and young players of Team India are playing. Meanwhile, an innings played by Team India's star player Manish Pandey in the Duleep Trophy has come into discussion. In which he scored a double century at a strike rate of 104. So let's know about that innings in detail…

Manish Pandey had hit a double century

Team India's 34-year-old batsman Manish Pandey has played many brilliant innings in his career.

Manish Pandey thrashed all the bowlers of Central Zone in the semi-final match and scored a double century. Manish Pandey scored 218 runs in just 209 balls. He hit 19 fours and 7 sixes in his innings. This innings of Manish Pandey is one of the best innings of Duleep Trophy.

South Zone had achieved a one-sided victory

If we talk about the second semi-final of Duleep Trophy 2011, then South Zone won this match easily and made it to the finals. Batting first, South Zone team scored 443 runs in the first innings.

In response to which, Central Zone was able to score only 178 runs in the first innings. While in the second innings, South Zone declared the innings after scoring 504 runs. Chasing the target of 770 runs, Central Zone team was able to score only 217 runs in the second innings and lost the match by 552 runs.

Manish Pandey is now a flop

Team India's star batsman Manish Pandey has been batting very poorly for the last few years. Due to which he is no longer getting a chance in Team India. Manish Pandey made his debut for India in the year 2015.

So far, he has scored 566 runs in 29 ODIs at an average of 33. While Manish scored 709 runs in 39 T20 matches at an average of 126. Manish Pandey has played 171 matches in IPL so far. In which he has scored 3850 runs. While he has scored 1 century and 22 half-centuries in IPL.