Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 2, day 1. Gurjapneet Singh gave Tamil Nadu an outstanding start in the first session, taking 3 wickets for 19 runs in 7 overs and breaking through the top order. He finished with 4 wickets for 34 runs in 13 overs as Uttarakhand were bowled out for 134. It was a strong start to his Ranji campaign after he came back from India A duty, where he took 3/56 in the 3rd unofficial ODI against Australia A, having missed Round 1.
Tamil Nadu vs Chandigarh, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 4, day 3, at Sector 16 Stadium, Chandigarh. CSK's Gurjapneet Singh carried on his spell from day 2 without a wicket, finishing the first innings with 1 wicket for 34 runs in 12 overs, but his team-mates did the job as Chandigarh were bowled out for just 94 and made to follow on. The second innings was not a good one for him, as he went for 44 runs in 10 overs without a wicket, which was expensive. It hardly mattered though, as Chandigarh ended day 3 on 189/7 in 57 overs and still trail by 288 runs. It follows his 1/16 on day 2.
Tamil Nadu vs Chandigarh, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 4, day 2, at Sector 16 Stadium, Chandigarh. CSK's Gurjapneet Singh did not get to bat, as Tamil Nadu declared their first innings on a mammoth 571/7. With the ball he bowled a tight spell of 7 overs for 16 runs and picked up 1 wicket, an early breakthrough that helped Tamil Nadu end day 2 in good command, with Chandigarh struggling at 49/3 in 20 overs, still trailing by 522 runs. It follows his 1/15 in Round 3.
Tamil Nadu vs Railways, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 3, day 2. The pitch in Chennai helped the pacers on day 1 under overcast skies, but by late evening it had turned dry and spin-friendly, and Tamil Nadu paid for it on day 2. Railways' spin trio of Raj Choudhary (5 wickets), Toufik Uddin Mondal (4) and Himanshu Sangwan (1) took all ten wickets, and Tamil Nadu were bowled out for 165, 19 behind Railways' 184. CSK's Gurjapneet Singh was the last man and stayed unbeaten on 0. With the ball he gave Tamil Nadu a quick breakthrough in his first spell, taking 1 wicket for 15 runs in 4 overs, but he did not bowl again as the spinners took over. Captain Sai Kishore, Hemchudeshan and Ajith Ram kept attacking, and Railways ended day 2 on 107/9 in 51 overs, a lead of 126 runs. It comes after his 1/27 in 12 overs on day 1.
Tamil Nadu vs Railways, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 3, day 1. CSK's Gurjapneet Singh continued his good form from Round 2 on day 1, finishing with 1 wicket for 27 runs in 12 overs as Railways were bundled out for 184. After a tight first session of 1/16 in 9 overs with 3 maidens, he gave away only 11 runs in the rest of his spell. Tamil Nadu then ended day 1 on 71/3 in 25 overs, still trailing by 113 runs. In the previous round he took an outstanding 4/34 against Uttarakhand in the first innings.
Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 2, day 3. After his outstanding 4/34 in the first innings, CSK's Gurjapneet Singh rarely got a bowl in the second innings, as his partners did the work. Captain Sai Kishore took 6 wickets and Ajith Ram took 4 to bowl Uttarakhand out for 113, and Tamil Nadu won by an innings and 66 runs. Gurjapneet got 5 overs and gave away 13 runs without a wicket.
