Chasing a big total, J&K scripted a miraculous escape from a precarious position of 90\/7 as Dar stood tall with a remarkable unbeaten 114 off 82 balls, smashing 10 fours and seven sixes. He forged a record-breaking, unbroken 182-run partnership for the eighth wicket with Vanshaj Sharma, who remained not out on 69 as they guided Jammu and Kashmir to victory with 13 balls left.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Hyderabad appeared firmly in control early in the chase as skipper C.V. Milind and Mohammed Siraj exploited the pace and bounce on offer. The short-ball strategy worked effectively, with the duo picking up two wickets each and reducing Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) to a disastrous position.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, Dar countered the pressure with calculated aggression, particularly against the spinners, using his reach and timing to clear the midwicket and long-on boundaries. As the partnership grew, Hyderabad struggled to regain control, with three dropped catches further adding to their woes. Dar brought up his maiden List A hundred in just 65 balls and showed his fighting spirit to the world.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Earlier, Hyderabad posted a competitive total after being put in to bat. Rahul Singh Gahlaut set the tone with 56 off 36 balls, while Aman Rao added a patient 60. K. Nitesh Reddy anchored the lower-order with an unbeaten 54 to ensure Hyderabad completed their full quota of 50 overs and crossed the 250-run mark.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, Dar countered the pressure with calculated aggression, particularly against the spinners, using his reach and timing to clear the midwicket and long-on boundaries. As the partnership grew, Hyderabad struggled to regain control, with three dropped catches further adding to their woes. Dar brought up his maiden List A hundred in just 65 balls and showed his fighting spirit to the world.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Dar\u2019s innings not only rescued Jammu and Kashmir from defeat but also delivered one of the most memorable comebacks of the tournament, underlining his growing stature in the domestic circuit.<\/p>\r\n\r\n