Age No Barrier: Sachin Baby's Stellar Run Continues In Ranji Trophy

At 35, Sachin Baby has defied the norms of age in cricket, proving that determination and hunger for runs know no bounds. With an impressive tally of 830 runs from 7 matches in the Ranji Trophy group stage, he emerged as Kerala's leading run-scorer, showcasing his resilience and consistency at the crease.

Inspired by Legends
Drawing inspiration from both international stalwarts like Novak Djokovic, Rohan Boppana, Sunil Chhettri and PR Sreejesh, as well as closer influences like former India pacer S Sreesanth, Baby credits his success to the lessons learned from these cricketing icons. Their enduring passion for the sport fuels his own drive to excel, proving that mentorship and role models play a crucial role in shaping a player's journey.

Match Highlights
In a thrilling encounter between Kerala and Andhra, Baby's prowess with the bat was on full display as he led his team's charge with a commanding innings. Alongside Andhra captain Ricky Bhui, Baby showcased his batting skills, both captains exhibiting their mettle with scores of 87 each. Kerala's Day 2 finish with a score of 258/3, trailing by a mere 14 runs, reflects Baby's pivotal role in steering his team towards success.

Century Partnership
In another standout performance, Sachin Baby, along with Akshay Chandran, crafted a formidable fourth-wicket stand that yielded 184 runs. Both players demonstrated their class by notching up centuries, further solidifying Kerala's position in the fixture against Andhra. However, Kerala's delayed declaration provided Andhra with an opportunity to salvage a draw, showcasing the strategic nuances of the game.