NEW DELHI: Punjab booked a spot within the semifinals of the Vijay Hazare Trophy with a 183-run win over Madhya Pradesh within the quarterfinal in Bengaluru on Tuesday.Batting first, Punjab posted 345 for six in 50 overs. Captain Prabhsimran Singh led the scoring with 88 off 86 balls. He was supported by Anmolpreet Singh, who scored 70 from 62 balls, Nehal Wadhera with 56 off 38 deliveries, and opener Harnoor Singh, who made 51 off 71 balls. Ramandeep Singh added 24 off 15 balls on the finish to push the whole near 350.

Punjab acquired off to a robust begin as Prabhsimran and Harnoor placed on 116 runs for the opening wicket in a bit of over 21 overs. Madhya Pradesh acquired their first breakthrough within the twenty second over when Aryan Pandey dismissed Harnoor. Anmolpreet then joined Prabhsimran and stored the scoring price regular.Prabhsimran was dismissed within the thirtieth over after being caught off Kuldeep Sen’s bowling. Naman Dhir made 23 off 20 balls earlier than Punjab reached 199 for 3 within the thirty sixth over. Nehal Wadhera then accelerated the innings, including 76 runs for the fourth wicket with Anmolpreet. Punjab maintained momentum via fast working and bounds within the closing overs.For Madhya Pradesh, Tripuresh Singh returned figures of two for 61 from 10 overs, whereas captain Venkatesh Iyer took two wickets for 60 runs in seven overs.In reply, Madhya Pradesh have been bowled out for 162 in 31.2 overs. They misplaced wickets early and have been 66 for 5 within the seventeenth over. Rajat Patidar top-scored with 38 off 40 balls, however his dismissal within the twenty seventh over left MP at 132 for seven. Tripuresh Singh was the one different batter to cross 30, scoring 31.Punjab’s bowlers shared the wickets, with Sanvir Singh main the assault with figures of three for 31 in six overs. Gurnoor Brar, Krish Bhagat and Ramandeep Singh picked up two wickets every.Temporary scores:Punjab 345/6 in 50 overs (Prabhsimran Singh 88, Anmolpreet Singh 70, Nehal Wadhera 56, Harnoor Singh 51)Madhya Pradesh 162 all out in 31.2 overs (Rajat Patidar 38; Sanvir Singh 3/31)