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Toss Winner - Rajasthan won the toss and choose to bat first
Kerala beat Rajasthan by 2 wickets
Can Rajasthan end their three match losing streak?
Rajasthan to win!
| Tournament: | Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite, 2025-26 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Gujarat College Ground, Ahmedabad, India |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 15.2°C|Mist |
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Kerala face off against Rajasthan in the fourth round of Elite, Group A in Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025 on Wednesday, 31st December. The venue for this match is Gujarat College Ground, Ahmedabad and the start time is 9:00 AM IST.
KEL
167/10 in 40.1 4.16
VHTE 2025-26
Madhya Pradesh beat Kerala by 47 runs
214/10 in 46.1 4.64
285/2 in 48.2 5.9
VHTE 2025-26
Karnataka beat Kerala by 8 wickets
284/7 in 50.0 5.68
348/8 in 50.0 6.96
VHTE 2025-26
Kerala beat Tripura by 145 runs
203/10 in 36.5 5.51
105/5 in 18.5 5.58
SMATE 2025
Assam beat Kerala by 5 wickets
101/10 in 19.4 5.14
RJS
220/10 in 44.2 4.96
VHTE 2025-26
Tripura won by 66 runs
286/10 in 49.5 5.74
301/10 in 50.0 6.02
VHTE 2025-26
Jharkhand beat Rajasthan by 73 runs
228/10 in 50.0 4.56
287/5 in 50.0 5.74
VHTE 2025-26
Madhya Pradesh beat Rajasthan by 99 runs188/10 in 43.2 4.34
Rajasthan beat Kerala by 200 runs
Kerala suffered their second consecutive defeat in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, falling to Madhya Pradesh by 47 runs in Ahmedabad. This slump follows their promising season-opening victory against Tripura, raising immediate concerns about their batting consistency.
The match actually began well for Kerala, as their bowlers did an excellent job restricting Madhya Pradesh to a modest 214. Spinner Ankit Sharma was the destroyer-in-chief, claiming impressive figures of 4/38, while Baba Aparajith supported well with 3/36 to keep the opposition in check despite Himanshu Mantri's gritty 93.
However, the run chase was a disappointment. Kerala’s top order crumbled under pressure, failing to build the partnerships needed for a moderate target. Wickets fell at regular intervals, and despite a late, aggressive 42 from Sharafuddeen, the resistance was short-lived. Kerala was eventually bundled out for 167, highlighting a batting failure they must fix before the next game.
Rohan Kunnummal (c), Krishna Prasad, Ankit Sharma, Baba Aparajith, Salman Nizar, Mohammed Azharuddeen (wk), Vishnu Vinod, Eden Apple Tom, Sharafuddeen, MD Nidheesh, Vignesh Puthur
Rohan Kunnummal, Mohammed Azharuddeen, Salman Nizar, Vishnu Vinod, Baba Aparajith, Eden Tom, Ankit Sharma, MD Nidheesh, Vignesh Puthur, Krishna Prasad, Sharafuddeen NM
Rajasthan’s dismal run in the Vijay Hazare Trophy continued as they slumped to their third consecutive defeat, remaining winless this season after a 66-run loss to Tripura. Opting to bowl, their attack lacked discipline, conceding a staggering 33 extras which helped Tripura post a competitive 286, despite a late flurry of wickets from Aniket Choudhary (3/64).
The inability to break the 98-run opening partnership early set the tone for a difficult day in the field. In reply, the run chase was disjointed. Karan Lamba (61) provided the only resistance with a half-century, but the scoring rate remained sluggish.
Crucial wickets, including the run-out of Deepak Hooda and a middle-order collapse triggered by Vijay Shankar (4/30), derailed any hope of victory. Bundled out for 220, Rajasthan looked completely out of sorts and must drastically improve their all-round game to break this losing streak.
Manender Singh (wk), Sumit Godara, Karan Lamba, Deepak Hooda, Mahipal Lomror, Mukul Choudhary, Kukna Ajay Singh, Ashok Sharma, Manav Suthar (c), Aniket Choudhary, Khaleel Ahmed
Deepak Hooda, Mahipal Lomror, Manav Suthar, Aniket Choudhary, Kukna Ajay Singh, Akash Singh, Ashok Sharma, Ram Chouhan, Karan Lamba, Aditya Rathore, Samarpit Joshi
Ahmedabad is set for a pleasant Wednesday on December 31st, featuring sunny skies and a high of 27°C. Humidity stays moderate at 42%, accompanied by a gentle 6 km/h breeze. With zero chance of rain, it promises to be a perfectly dry and clear day for all outdoor activities.
The pitch at Gujarat College Ground favours the batters and is a high scoring venue, in five of the last six innings teams have scored past 280 runs. Expect another high scoring match in this fixture and a score of around 310-320 could prove to be match winning.
Teams bowling first won two of the last three matches played at Gujarat College Ground and we predict the team that wins the toss will opt to bowl first.