Indian cricketer, playing internationally but yet to score a professional century, swiftly surges forward to secure a 95-ball hundred in the Buchi Babu tournament.

In the ongoing 2025 Buchi Babu tournament, held in Tamil Nadu, several teams from India are competing, and one player who has caught the eye is Ramandeep Singh.

Despite the tournament not holding official first-class status, Ramandeep has made a significant impact with his batting. In Punjab's first fixture against Hyderabad, he scored an impressive 111 runs off 101 balls, showcasing his striking power. His innings included eight sixes and three fours, displaying a strike rate of 109.90.

However, his innings came to an end on the first ball of the 90th over. Ramandeep was dismissed, but not before contributing significantly to Punjab's total. His team's innings concluded with a score of 348-5.

Punjab's innings was not without its ups and downs. They lost wickets in a cluster, falling from 103-1 to 168-4. But Ramandeep's partner, Prabhsimran Singh, also played a crucial role, scoring 69 off 61 balls.

Interestingly, Ramandeep has played two T20Is for India, but he is yet to score a professional hundred. His highest score in five first-class games is 69*, and he averages 29.05 in 31 List A matches.

Another standout performer in the tournament has been Uday Pratap Saharan, who remained unbeaten and scored 113 off 255 balls.

Ramandeep Singh currently plays for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL, and his performance in the 2025 Buchi Babu tournament is a testament to his batting prowess. His late-innings knock of 54 runs in five overs towards the end of Punjab's innings was a crucial contribution to their formidable total.

As the tournament progresses, it will be interesting to see how Ramandeep and the other players continue to perform. The 2025 Buchi Babu tournament promises to be an exciting event, showcasing the best of Indian cricket.

Indian cricketer, playing internationally but yet to score a professional century, swiftly surges forward to secure a 95-ball hundred in the Buchi Babu tournament.