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Stumps India Blue 139 for 3 (Rohit 22*, Jadeja 3*, Kuldeep 2-47) and 693 for 6 dec (Pujara 256*, Jackson 134, Gambhir 94) lead India Red 356 (Binny 98, Mishra 65, Jadeja 5-95) by 476 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball details If things had been pretty gloomy for India Red for much of the first three days of the Duleep Trophy final, the weather began to mirror their fortunes on the fourth afternoon. Early morning rain had left wet patches on the outfield, resulting in first half of the day featuring Super Soppers rather than cricketers. When the players did ultimately come out, they managed just 26 balls of play before problems with the run-up area forced them off again. After another lengthy delay, the players returned to play a further 28.4 overs.In that time, it was India Red left-arm wristspinner Kuldeep Yadav who emerged with an enhanced reputation. Bowling with far greater control than during India Blues marathon first innings, Kuldeep flighted the ball and even got it to dip and drift, not to mention sharp turn from a good length. He was rewarded for his control with the wickets of Gautam Gambhir and Mayank Agarwal, while legspinner Amit Mishra beat a charging Dinesh Karthik to leave India Blue three down by stumps. But with a lead that had ballooned to 476, that was not nearly enough to change the course of a match which has all but been decided going into the final day.Gambhir and Agarwal hit a flurry of boundaries off Pradeep Sangwan and Nathu Singh when the days play finally commenced at 6.30pm. Sangwan and Nathu were inconsistent in their line and length, and when Sangwan drew attention to an uneven stretch in the run-up area, play was suspended once again to conclude a session that had featured 32 runs in 26 balls.The resumption, after over an hour, brought with it a return to a more sedate rate of scoring, largely thanks to the control and discipline with which Kuldeep bowled. Kuldeep beat Gambhirs edge on several occasions and even induced an edge that didnt carry to slip. Having earned those moral victories, he duly won the battle when he got one to drift into middle stump and straighten to trap Gambhir plumb in front of middle.That brought Rohit Sharma, who came in ahead of first-innings double centurion Cheteshwar Pujara, but it was Agarwal who made most of the running. His knock of 52 featured six fours, not all of which were convincing, and there was a sense of restlessness in his strokeplay. He ultimately fell to Kuldeep, attempting a slog sweep without reaching the pitch of the ball; Nathu at deep midwicket gratefully accepted the offering. Kuldeep had his second wicket and had won the crowd over, with chants of Kuldeep, Kuldeep greeting him when he returned to his fielding position at the boundary.Though Mishra did not bowl with Kuldeeps control and continued to struggle for rhythm, he was gifted a wicket when Karthik came charging down to him and got nowhere near the pitch of the ball, leaving Ankush Bains with an easy stumping. Both spinners seemed to struggle with dew towards the end of play.Meanwhile, Rohit signed off with a lofted six down the ground off Kuldeep that drew big cheers from the crowd. He will resume on day five with Ravindra Jadeja for company. 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Wholesale Nike Free Australia .C. -- Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Bobcats got off to a fast start, and the Sacramento Kings were never quite able to catch up.Geelong coach Chris Scott wont throw Mark Blicavs into the ruck as the utility attempts to rediscover his career-best AFL form.Blicavs is one of a handful of Cats who have dropped off in recent weeks, coinciding with the clubs slide down the ladder.The reigning best and fairest will be desperate to lift ahead of finals, starting with Saturdays home match against Adelaide.Blicavs has played no shortage of roles in his 82-game career in the hoops.Scott acknowledges there is an argument the former steeplechaser is at his best as a mobile ruckman.But Scott knows with Zac Smith and Rhys Stanley in the same side it will be hard for Blicavs to contest many centre bounces this year.The combination of Smith and Stanley in the ruck for us has been a positive so we wont be weakening that strength to try and improve Mark a little bit, Scott said.If it was a situation where he was playing poorly in the position that we were choosing him to play in, wedd move him.ddddddddddddWe dont think its that. We just think there are small parts at the margin with his game that hes not quite doing as well as he can.But hes still played some really good footy for us this year.Scott backed Blicavs, who joined the club as a rookie and dedicated himself to the sport after failing to qualify for the 2012 Olympics, to rediscover his best.He sets a high standard for himself. Hes a best and fairest winner now and he hasnt quite reached those levels this year, he said.With the way he works and the way we think our team is building, were confident he will reach those levels again.The Cats made two changes for their clash with the Crows, recalling 2007 Brownlow medallist Jimmy Bartel and young defender Jed Bews in place of Lachie Henderson (concussion) and Jordan Murdoch (dropped). ' ' '