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Sarfaraz Khan eyes big Ranji Trophy innings, says coach Anand
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🗓 20 Oct 2026, 02:01 PM
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Batsman Sarfaraz Khan said he is eager to post a big score in the Ranji Trophy, a view backed by his coach Anand.
The Ranji Trophy, India’s premier domestic cricket competition, currently features a number of emerging talents aiming to cement their place in the national setup. Among them, Sarfaraz Khan, a left‑handed batsman known for his aggressive stroke play, has publicly stated his desire to compile a substantial innings in the ongoing season.
Speaking to the media, Khan emphasized that he is "hungry for a big score" and wants to contribute decisively to his team's campaign. He highlighted the importance of converting starts into large totals to help his side progress in the tournament.
Coach Anand, who oversees the batting unit, echoed Khan’s ambition, noting that the youngster’s mindset aligns with the team’s objectives. Anand praised Khan’s preparation and confidence, adding that a big innings would boost both the player’s confidence and the squad’s morale.
The statement comes ahead of the next round of fixtures, where Khan’s team will face a strong opponent. Observers will be watching closely to see if the batsman can translate his hunger into a landmark performance.
Speaking to the media, Khan emphasized that he is "hungry for a big score" and wants to contribute decisively to his team's campaign. He highlighted the importance of converting starts into large totals to help his side progress in the tournament.
Coach Anand, who oversees the batting unit, echoed Khan’s ambition, noting that the youngster’s mindset aligns with the team’s objectives. Anand praised Khan’s preparation and confidence, adding that a big innings would boost both the player’s confidence and the squad’s morale.
The statement comes ahead of the next round of fixtures, where Khan’s team will face a strong opponent. Observers will be watching closely to see if the batsman can translate his hunger into a landmark performance.