Railways on top despite Pandey's career-best figures

Railways, who resumed on their overnight score of 381 for four againstMadhya Pradesh on day two, lost their last six wickets for theaddition of just 115 runs

Staff Reporter24-Nov-2001Railways, who resumed on their overnight score of 381 for four againstMadhya Pradesh on day two, lost their last six wickets for theaddition of just 115 runs.Right-arm medium-pacer Sanjay Pandey, was the wrecker-in-chief,returning career-best figures of 8-132. Tejinder Pal Singh, theRailways top-scorer with a career-best 186, was his first scalp on aday that saw Pandey claim five wickets.Openers Devendrasingh Bundela and Chandra Prakash Sahu, by putting on90, ensured that Madhya Pradesh made a sound start but three quickwickets including the all-important one of Amay Khurasiya meant thatRailways were well on their way towards securing a healthy firstinnings lead.