Delhi batter says his surgery was for a "minor" congenital issue, which would have caused issues later on if not addressed

Young Delhi batter Yash Dhull scores an unbeaten century against Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy, marking a significant comeback after heart surgery. Dhull reflects on the importance of this innings and the challenges faced during recovery,

Delhi batter Yash Dhull expressed gratefulness on his return to action following a heart surgery back in July.

Just months after undergoing a heart surgery, the Indian U-19 World Cup-winning captain made an incredible comeback to the sport by scoring a century in the second round of Ranji Trophy matches. Yash Dhull scored a ton for Delhi against Tamil Nadu at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium while the rest of the batting unit failed to fire around him.

Yash Dhull's unbeaten century could not prevent Delhi from trailing by 410 runs against Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy Group D match. Meanwhile, Assam struggles against Chandigarh, and Saurashtra's strong reply comes courtesy of Pujara and Jackson's partnership against Chhattisgarh.

Yash Dhull's fighting century was not enough for Delhi as the hosts trailed Tamil Nadu by 410 runs in their first innings on the third and penultimate day of the Group D Ranji Trophy match here on Sunday.

Delhi ended the day at 264 for 8 in response to Tamil Nadu's mammoth 674 for 6 declared, with Yash Dhull staying unbeaten on 103 runs off 189 balls

With minutes to go for the close of play on day three, Delhi’s Yash Dhull, his white flannels smeared with dirt and battling cramps on his left forearm, launched Tamil Nadu seamer M. Mohammed down the ground for a six to notch up his sixth First Class century.