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Ranji Trophy: Bowlers have a field day as 16 wickets fall

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Left-arm tweaker Raj and offie Toufik run riot to earn Railways a 19-run first-innings lead; Sai Kishore and Hemchudeshan, however, bring Tamil Nadu back into the contest

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