KSCA Secretary's XI vs Chhattisgarh Match Live Score: K. Thimmappiah Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026–27

The Dr. (Capt.) K. Thimmappiah Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026–27 is a red-ball tournament organised annually by the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) ahead of India's domestic season. This is an invitational tournament where the KSCA invites teams from various state cricket boards across the country to compete against each other, as well as teams from the KSCA.

The K. Thimmappiah Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026–27 is underway, where a total of 16 teams are competing against each other. The KSCA Secretary's XI vs Chhattisgarh has been under the spotlight, and many fans have mistaken this match for the Karnataka vs Chhattisgarh practice match. There is very limited coverage of these matches, and fans always look for the live scores to stay updated. Let's have a look at the KSCA Secretary's XI vs Chhattisgarh Live Score.

KSCA Secretary's XI vs Chhattisgarh Live Score

The second group stage matches of the K. Thimmappiah Memorial Cricket Tournament 2026–27 are underway. Fans have been looking forward to the KSCA Secretary's XI vs Chhattisgarh match. After Day 1 of the match, KSCA Secretary's XI scored a total of 277 runs by losing just 7 wickets, with Karun Nair scoring a century and Ritesh Bhatkal, currently batting at 62 runs, emerging as top performers.

For the Chhattisgarh side, Dev Aditya Singh was the top performer with the ball, taking 4 wickets while leaking just 34 runs. However, if fans are looking for faster scores and match updates, they can tune into the Sportsdunia Live Cricket Score.

Karun Nair's Innings Made Headlines

Karun Nair, one of the best batsmen in India, is playing for the KSCA Secretary's XI in the tournament and has made headlines after scoring a century on Day 1. The main reason Karun Nair's innings is making headlines is that he was part of the South Zone team in the Duleep Trophy 2026, which is currently playing the final match, and Karun Nair was not part of the Playing 11 in either the semi-final or the final match. Karun Nair's innings was just a redemption for the South Zone's management to keep one of the classic players out of the side.