Jharkhand vs Delhi Ranji Trophy Live Streaming: Where to Watch Ayush Badoni and Virat Singh?

Jharkhand will face Delhi in the third round of the Ranji Trophy 2026-27 season from October 26 to 29. The Elite Group C clash will take place at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi, with both teams aiming to strengthen their position in the competition. Delhi's Ayush Badoni and Jharkhand's Virat Singh will be among the players to watch in this four-day encounter.

The contest is scheduled to begin at 9:30 AM IST on October 26. Jharkhand enter the fixture after drawing both their opening matches, while Delhi suffered a defeat in the first round before managing a draw in their second outing. Here's everything you need to know about the Jharkhand vs Delhi Ranji Trophy live streaming and other details.

Where to Watch Jharkhand vs Delhi Ranji Trophy Match Live?

The Jharkhand vs Delhi live stream will not be available on any platform. This JHA vs DEL Ranji Trophy fixture is not included among the confirmed live-streaming options, and no television broadcast has been confirmed for the match.

While the Jharkhand vs Delhi live streaming won't be available, fans can follow the match through Sportsdunia live cricket score for the latest ball-by-ball updates. Fans can also visit the BCCI's official website for match updates and score details.

Watch Ayush Badoni and Virat Singh in Action

Ayush Badoni will be a key player to watch for Delhi after his remarkable performance against Gujarat in the previous round. The Delhi skipper smashed 217 runs off 246 deliveries, proving why he is amongst the best batsmen in India and helping his side post a massive 648/6. Delhi eventually secured three points after gaining a first-innings lead.

Meanwhile, Virat Singh will be among the important players for Jharkhand as they look to bounce back after drawing against Maharashtra. Jharkhand posted 338 in their first innings and finished their second innings at 344/8, with Shikhar Mohan scoring 127. Shikhar was later awarded a spot in the India A team for New Zealand tour, a remarkable achievement in his short career so far.