Delhi clinched a seven-point victory over Railways in the Ranji Trophy with standout performances from off-spinner Shivam Sharma, who took five wickets, and Himanshu Sangwan, who claimed four wickets.

Navdeep Saini castled Bhargav Merai to make it 57 for four before Railways' star batter in the first innings Upendra Yadav (19) perished off an incoming ball from Money Grewal. The game got over when number 10 Kunal Yadav was dismissed by Delhi skipper Ayush Badoni as number 11 Anchit Yadav did not come out to bat.

Virat Kohli’s heartwarming gesture after Delhi’s Ranji Trophy win saw him patiently pose for pictures with ground staff, security personnel, and Railways players, acknowledging their efforts in managing the massive crowd drawn by his much-anticipated return.