Match Results

1. Saurashtra vs Delhi

   • Venue: Niranjan Shah Stadium Ground C, Rajkot
   • Saurashtra: 271 (72.2 Ov) & 15/0 (3.1 Ov)
   • Delhi: 188 (49.4 Ov) & 94 (25.2 Ov)
   • Result: Saurashtra Won by 10 Wickets

2. Gujarat vs Uttarakhand

   • Venue: Gujarat College Cricket Ground 'A', Ahmedabad
   • Gujarat: 393 (115.5 Ov)
   • Uttarakhand: 111 (30.0 Ov) & 254 (87.3 Ov)
   • Result: Gujarat Won by an Innings and 28 Runs

3. Karnataka vs Punjab

   • Venue: M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
   • Karnataka: 475 (122.1 Ov)
   • Punjab: 55 (29.0 Ov) & 213 (63.4 Ov)
   • Result: Karnataka Won by an Innings and 207 Runs

4. Mumbai vs Jammu & Kashmir

   • Venue: Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC, Mumbai
   • Mumbai: 120 (33.2 Ov) & 290 (74.0 Ov)
   • J&K: 206 (46.3 Ov) & 207/5 (49.0 Ov)
   • Result: J&K Won by 5 Wickets

5. Tamil Nadu vs Chandigarh

   • Venue: Salem Cricket Foundation Ground, Salem
   • Tamil Nadu: 301 (89.1 Ov) & 305/5 d (72.5 Ov)
   • Chandigarh: 204 (71.4 Ov) & 193 (50.0 Ov)
   • Result: Tamil Nadu Won by 209 Runs

6. Hyderabad vs Himachal Pradesh

   • Venue: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad
   • Hyderabad: 565 (168.5 Ov)
   • Himachal Pradesh: 275 (92.0 Ov) & 247 (45.4 Ov)
   • Result: Hyderabad Won by an Innings and 43 Runs

7. Maharashtra vs Baroda

   • Venue: Golf Club Ground, Nashik
   • Maharashtra: 297 (98.4 Ov) & 464/7 d (119.0 Ov)
   • Baroda: 145 (33.1 Ov) & 177 (36.0 Ov)
   • Result: Maharashtra Won by 439 Runs

8. Rajasthan vs Vidarbha

   • Venue: K L Saini Stadium, Jaipur
   • Rajasthan: 265 (87.4 Ov) & 107 (43.3 Ov)
   • Vidarbha: 165 (57.3 Ov) & 428/9 d (138.1 Ov)
   • Result: Vidarbha Won by 221 Runs

9. Pondicherry vs Andhra

   • Venue: Siechem Stadium, Puducherry
   • Pondicherry: 260 (79.0 Ov) & 152/0 (46.0 Ov)
   • Andhra: 303 (111.5 Ov) & 319/6 d (82.4 Ov)
   • Result: Match Drawn, Andhra Took First Innings Lead

10. Kerala vs Madhya Pradesh

    • Venue: Sports Hub International Cricket Stadium, Trivandrum
    • Kerala: 167/9 (56.2 Ov) & 268/8 (104.0 Ov)
    • Madhya Pradesh: 160 (60.2 Ov) & 369/8 d (101.0 Ov)
    • Result: Match Drawn, Kerala Took First Innings Lead

11. Bengal vs Haryana

    • Venue: Bengal Cricket Academy Ground, Kalyani
    • Bengal: 125 (40.2 Ov) & 85 (21.4 Ov)
    • Haryana: 157 (44.5 Ov) & 336 (91.2 Ov)
    • Result: Haryana Won by 283 Runs

12. Bihar vs Uttar Pradesh

    • Venue: Moin ul Haq Stadium, Patna
    • Bihar: 248 (86.0 Ov) & 236 (90.4 Ov)
    • Uttar Pradesh: 603/2 d (121.3 Ov)
    • Result: Uttar Pradesh Won by an Innings and 119 Runs

13. Jharkhand vs Chhattisgarh

    • Venue: Keenan Stadium, Jamshedpur
    • Jharkhand: 376 (118.2 Ov) & 105/2 (31.5 Ov)
    • Chhattisgarh: 230 (80.3 Ov) & 250 (81.1 Ov)
    • Result: Jharkhand Won by 8 Wickets

14. Assam vs Railways

    • Venue: ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati
    • Assam: 216 (65.2 Ov)
    • Railways: 250 (85.1 Ov) & 124/5 d (30.0 Ov)
    • Result: Match Drawn, Railways Took First Innings Lead

15. Tripura vs Services

    • Venue: MBB Stadium, Agartala
    • Tripura: 212 (73.1 Ov) & 357/5 d (83.0 Ov)
    • Services: 294 (78.3 Ov) & 101/2 (19.1 Ov)
    • Result: Match Drawn, Services Took First Innings Lead

16. Meghalaya vs Odisha

    • Venue: MCA Cricket Ground, Polo Ground, Shillong
    • Meghalaya: 198 (64.3 Ov) & 294 (92.2 Ov)
    • Odisha: 548/7 d (111.2 Ov)
    • Result: Odisha Won by an Innings and 56 Runs

Maharashtra have given an impossible 617 runs target to Baroda. Baroda are struggling at 94 for 4 and Maharashtra needs only 6 wickets to get all the six points.

Krunal Pandya was dismissed on 6 from 4 balls.

Chasing a huge total of 363 in the last innings against Madhya Pradesh, Kerala are struggling at the moment at 57/5.

Kuldeep Sen and Kumar Kartikeya Singh has take two wickets each for MP so far.

Dominant display by the home team as they get the full points with the bonus point against a lower ranked Uttarakhand team. 

Despite 100 from Shashwat Dangwal Uttarakhand couldn't resist Gujarat from winning by an innings. Former Mumbai Player Aditya Tare could not do that match for them as well. 

Hundreds from Hingrajia and Jaymeet Patel were good enough for Gujarat to outscore their opponent. 

Match Summary

Good morning everyone. Welcome to the coverage of final day of matchday 6. Due to a technical glitch there was a delay to start the coverage. 

But finally we are back and we will be updating you about all the matches going on.

Maharashtra wicket-keeper batter Saurabh Nawale scores a stunning ton to their total to 464/7 at the end of Day 3.

Nawale is still unbeaten on 126 from 200 balls. 

They now have the lead of 616 runs.

A huge defeat for the Bengal team and they are out of the Ranji Trophy race now. 

Their quest for a trophy keeps on going. 

Except for Ankit Chatterjee (21) and Wriddhiman Saha (25*), no Bengal batter was able to go past 20 in the second inning. 

Anshul Kamboj picked up 4/35 while Anuj Thakral picked up 4/32. 

Thakral was named the player of the match.

HISTORIC. EMPHATIC. 

J&K beat the defending champions Mumbai by 5 wickets. 

Yudhvir Singh was adjudged the player of the match. Shubham Khajuria top scored for them in the second inning with a 45. 

Shardul Thakur and Tanush Kotian did try their best to pull Mumbai out of misery, but that was not enough for the home team. 

Top class win for J&K. 

After completing his ton, Punjab captain Shubman Gill's long fight now has come an end. 

He went back to the pavilion after a solid 102 from 171 balls. 

Punjab all-out for 213. Karnataka win by 207 runs and gets the bonus points as well. 

Bengal bowlers did well to wrap up the Haryana lower middle order quicky. 

Mukesh Kumar took two wickets while Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal, who had picked up 6 wickets in the first inning, took another five-wicket haul in the second inning. 

Mohammad Kaif took 3 wickets in the middle for Bengal.

Bengal will now need 369 runs in the second inning to win the match. 

Two wickets for Mumbai and J&K are now 123/3 in the second inning. 

Abdul Samad is at the crease for them now. 

Shams Mulani with the breakthroughs for Mumbai. 

Maharashtra extend their lead to 385 in the second inning now. They are throwing Baroda out of the match for sure. 

At lunch on Day 3, they are 233/5. 

Maharashtra captain Ruturaj Gaikwad scored a valuable 89 from 83 runs in the second inning. 

Krunal Pandya failed to take any wickets so far in the second inning. 

Despite having stars like Rishabh Pant back in their team, Delhi were not able to resist Saurashtra from having full points against them. 

Ravindra Jadeja claimed 12 wickets in the match and they needed only 15 runs to win the match.

Saurashtra did the job without losing any wicket. 

We are about to see something special here. 

J&K batters are giving solid fight against Shardul Thakur and company. 

After an opening partnership of 37 runs, they have now added 45 for the second wicket.

Jammu & Kashmir are 82/1 and they only need 127 runs to win the match.

Rajat Patidar goes after a solid 92 from 142 balls to take MP out of trouble after two early wickets.

Madhya Pradesh now on 225/4, leading by 218 runs. 

Shubman Gill is fighting a lone battle for Punjab in the second inning. 

Gill is currently batting on 48 from 113 balls and Punjab 93/6, trailing by 327 runs. 

Uttar Pradesh have finally declared in the first inning. They get a lead of 355 runs in the first inning. 

UP captain Aryan Juyal remained unbeaten on 200 while Karan Sharma was not out on 118. 

What an outstanding effort from Shardul Thakur and Tanish Kotian to bail Mumbai out of trouble. 

They now have something to defend in the second inning. 

Shardul Thakur scored 119 while Kotian added a fighting 62! 

Mumbai lead by 204 runs. J&K need 205 for a historic win!

Haryana batters now making it easy for them. Their second inning score now goes over 200 with half-centuries from Himanshu Rana and Nishant Sindhu. 

Rana is batting on 52 from 103 balls while Sindhu is striking nearly at a run-a-ball strike-rate. He is unbeaten on 61 from 78 balls. 

Haryana 201/2 and leading by 233 runs. 

Punjab now have an impossible task of playing out two days while trailing by 421 runs in the second inning. 

They have already lost two of their top order batters Prabhsimran Singh and Anomlpreet Singh. 

Shubman Gill is on 8 from 45 balls. 

Punjab 29/2, trailing by 391 runs. 

Building on Kumar Suraj's 104 and fifties from Sharandeep Singh and Utkarsh Singh, Jharkhand now has gone past 340 in the first inning. 

Ishan Kishan could only add 23 from 22 balls though. Virat Singh is batting on 44 from 77 alongside Kumar Kushagra on 15 from 42. 

Jharkhand 342/4 and leading by 112 runs in the first inning. 

Uttar Pradesh surely now look for 7 points with a huge lead in the first inning over Bihar. 

Abhishek Goswami scored 198 from 206 balls and now captain Aryan Juyal adding 124 from 189 balls. 

Karan Sharma is also batting on 56 from 100 balls. 

Uttar Pradesh 461/2, leading by 213 runs. 

As we all know day three is the moving day of any multi day format game. We can expect results in few of the games and we can also expect fight backs from a few teams. So stay tuned.

Nishant Sindhu and Himanshu Rana’s third-wicket partnership is now worth 51.

The latter is also just five away from a half century.

Haryana already has a commanding 189-run lead which could very well go beyond 300 on Day 3.

Mumbai all-rounder Shardul Thakur notched up his second First-Class century during his side’s Ranji Trophy match against Jammu & Kashmir at the BKC Ground in Mumbai.

Tamil Nadu has a healthy 97-run lead to build on in the second innings.

But the early wicket of S Mohamed Ali does not help its cause.

Jagadeesan and Pradosh Ranjan Paul batting now.

Skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad at the crease as Maharashtra leads by 203 runs against Baroda.

Lukman Meriwala has taken the two wickets so far.

Jass Inder and Mayank Markande take three wickets each as Karnataka dominates the tie with a 420-run lead after the first innings.

Smaran R stands out with his double ton.

Shardul Thakur scores another half-century in this match as he takes Mumbai’s lead over 100 runs.

Karnataka’s Smaran R scored his first double hundred in First-Class cricket during a Ranji Trophy 2024-25 match against Punjab at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Friday.

A 100-run lead for Rajasthan in the first innings thanks largely due to SV Joshi’s 78 runs.

Harsh Dubey claims a fifer.

Across First-Class cricket, this was Ravindra Jadeja’s 10th 10-wicket haul.

Rishabh Pant’s Ranji Trophy comeback for Delhi ended without any substantial contribution with the bat after the wicketkeeper-batter scored 17 runs in the second innings against Saurashtra on Friday.

Baroda reeling in the first innings despite Mitesh Patel batting on 44.

Mahesh Pithiya is on 34 off 13 and his cameo might just spark the side to a late fightback.

Trails by 185 runs.

Anuj Thakral picks six wickets as Haryana secures a slender 32-run advantage in the first innings.

In the second essay, captain Ankit Kumar has managed a run-a-ball 31 to start off. The lead stands at 68.

Himateja K nears his ton as Hyderabad eyes the 500-run mark on Day 2.

Mukul Negi would be hoping to take the remaining two wickets to notch up his fifer

Wriddhiman Saha and Pradipta Pramanik could not stay for long post lunch as Bengal lost two more in quick succession. 

Saha (8) was dismissed Chahal while Pramanik (3) was dismissed by Thakral. 

Bengal 109/8 

Smaran after his maiden first-class ton, looking to take the game away from Punjab. 

Abhinav Manohar was dismissed at 34 but Shreyas Gopal is giving him solid support as Karnataka cross 300! 

They are now 305/5 and leading by 250 runs. Smaran batting on 133!

Rohit Sharma is dismissed for 28 in the second innings!

He was looking good but was dismissed while playing a lofted shot.

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A stunning ton from the young Karnataka batter. 

He is currently batting on 106 from 130 balls. 

Karnataka now cruising at 242/4, lead by 187 runs.

Outstanding comeback from the defending champions. Mohit Avasthi with a five-wicket haul while Shardul Thakur and Shams Mulani took two wickets each. 

Abid Mushtaq scored a good 44 from 37 balls for J&K. 

They take the first inning lead by 86 runs. 

Harvik Desai, who was looking solid, goes early on Day 2. 

Desai goes after a solid 93 from 120 balls.

Arpit Rana gets him edged to Rishabh Pant. 

Saurashtra trail by 11. 177/5. 

After no game on Day 1, we finally have some update. 

Assam have won the toss and elected to field first. 

Good morning everyone! Welcome to the coverage of day two of matchday Day 6 of Ranji Trophy 2024 - 25.

Yesterday, we saw some exciting cricket throughout the 16 elite group matches and one plate final.

I hope you will enjoy today's coverage as well.

This is Koushik Biswas with the early updates of day two. Payal Debnath will join you on the updates in the afternoon.

A collapse in the end for Tamil Nadu.

It slips from 287/5 to 301 all out in the space of 10 overs.

Vishu ends with 5 wickets for Chandigarh. 

A 68-run association between RS Ghosh and SS Nawale for the seventh has put Maharashtra in the driver’s seat on Day 1.

The latter is still at the crease on 54.

Tanmay Agarwal battles on at 136 not out against Himachal Pradesh.

There have been healthy contributions from Abhirath Reddy (73 off 132 balls) and Rahul Radesh (52 off 111 balls) as well.

Jammu and Kashmir leads by 25 runs as skipper Paras Dogra and Abid Mushtaq look to see the day out and get some more runs on the board without losing any more wickets.

Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal takes six wickets as Haryana is bowled out for just 157.

Nishant Sindhu top-scored for the side with a 35-ball 24.

Utkarsh Singh takes a five-for as Jharkhand is all out for 230.

A G Tiwary came agonisingly close to a century but couldn’t find a partner at the other end to let him reach the three-figure mark.

He remained not out at 99.

Ayush Loharuka scores a century which includes 13 fours and a maximum.

As for the Uttar Pradesh bowlers, Shivam Mavi, Vijay Kumar, and Shivam Sharma have taken two wickets apiece.

Khajuria brings up his half-century but gets out almost immediately after Shams Mulani castled him.

Skipper Paras Dogra is also at the crease for Jammu and Kashmir.

The side trails by 11 runs.

At the end of the first day in the Plate final, Kashyap Bakle remains not out at 68 for Goa as Suchith J stars with the ball for Nagaland with three wickets.

Andre Siddarth brings up his century off 135 balls after smacking three consecutive boundaries.

He continues to helm Tamil Nadu’s batting in this innings, especially after half of the order was removed by Vishu and Nishunk Birla.

Jadeja at the crease with the bat after taking a five-for with the ball.

Saurashtra in a spot of trouble after Chirag Jani, Cheteshwar Pujara, and Sheldon Jackson got out cheaply.

The side trails by 104 runs.

Nidheesh M D stars with a five-for as Madhya Pradesh is bundled out for 160.

Skipper Shubham Sharma top-scored for the side with a 54-run knock off 134 balls, followed by Venkatesh Iyer’s 80-ball 42.

After Vidarbha was bundled out for 165, it has started its defence well by removing the Rajasthan openers in the first five overs.

Bhute and A S Thakare leading the bowling side’s attack for now.

M A Hingrajia and Umang at the crease and have helped Gujarat take a lead of nine runs.

Shivam Dube gets the breakthrough for Mumbai.

Yawer Hassan is caught behind on 29. Abdul Samad joins the middle. Shubham Khajuria batting on 14.

Maharashtra cannot prevent the wickets from falling.

Atit Sheth and Raj Limbani have claimed five wickets between them to leave the home side reeling in the first innings.

Two new batters SS Nawale and RS Ghosh at the crease now.

Two quick wickets for Bengal. First, captain Ankit Kumar departs on 57 and then Himanshu Rana falls on 4 off 14 balls.

Both wickets to Suraj Jaiswal. Nishant Sindhu and Lakshya Dalal at crease.

AB Kookna claims the final two wickets as the visiting Vidarbha bundles out for 165 in 58 overs.

Karnataka is already ahead in the match.

However, a bit of a victory for Punjab in removing Karnataka openers in quick succession in the last two overs.

Aneesh KV scores 33 while a 20 for Mayank Agarwal. Devdutt Padikkal and Smaran R at the crease now.

Shubham Khajuria and Yawer Hassan taking Jammu & Kashmir closer to obtaining a stranglehold over Mumbai.

They’ve added nearly 30 runs for the second wicket, bringing the deficit down to 84 runs now.

Khaleel Ahmed’s fifer has broken the back of Vidarbha’s batting order. 

Karun Nair’s 39 (80) has been the highest score so far.

Although Akshay Wadkar is still fighting it out in the middle and would want to take his team’s score as close to 200 runs as possible.

Shardul Thakur added 51 with the bat to help Mumbai cross 100-mark. Tannush Kotian also added 26 from 36 for the defending champions. 

Umar Nazir and Yudhvir Singh picked up 4 wickets each for Jammu and Kashmir. 

Captain Ayush Badoni scored a solid 60 from 78 balls to take Delhi to a respective total in the first inning. 

Mayank Gusain added unbeaten 38 from 45 balls to give him the support. 

Ravindra Jadeja picked up 5 wickets from 66 in 17.4 overs. 

Horrible start for Shubman Gill as a captain. Punjab are all-out for 55 in the first inning. 

Only Mayank Markande and Ramandeep Singh reached double figure mark for them. 

Vashuki Koushik returned with 16/4. 

Rishabh Pant could only add 1 in his Ranji Trophy return for Delhi. 

Captain Ayush Badoni has been the lone fighter for them with an unbeaten 46 so far. Yash Dhull also added 44 from 76. 

Ravindra Jadeja has taken 2 wickets for 45 so far for Saurasthra. 

Punjab's start-studded batting line up has been demolished by Karnataka bowlers. Ramadeep Singh (16) is the only batter who could reach the double-figure mark for them. 

Abhilash Shetty picked up three wickets for Karnataka. 

Siddharth Desai with a career-best 36/9 in the first-inning as Uttarakhand were bundled out for 111 in the first inning. 

Vishal Jayswal picked up the other wicket for them. 

Bengal won the toss and decided to field first in Kalyani. Ankit Chatterjee makes his first-class debut. 

Mumbai are now 87/7 after losing Ajinkya Rahane (!2), Shreyas Iyer (!1), Shivam Dube (0). 

Shuardul Tahkur (30*) and Tanush Kotian (14*) are fighting for them. 

Umar Nazir has taken 4 wickets so far for them. 

Mumbai 87/7

Another Indian test star Shubman Gill fails in his return to Ranji Trophy! 

Gill was dismissed by Abhilash Shetty for 4 off 8 balls. 

Meantime, Prabhsimran Singh also was dismissed by Shetty on 6. 

Ramandeep Singh and Sanvir Singh are the crease for them.

Punjab 19/4 after 9.2 overs.

Huge wicket for Jammu & Kashmir!

Rohit tried to go for a pull shot and the ball did not come at the speed the Indian captain was looking for. 

He managed to get a leading edge to mid-off where Paras Dogra grabbed an easy catch. 

Rohit is gone after a struggling 3!

Mumbai 12/1.

Big wicket! 

Auqib Nabi comes round to the wicket against Jaiswal and brings the ball in. 

The ball hit the back pad and he was gone. 

Jasiwal gone for 4 from 8. The Indian opener was not happy with the decision though. 

Mumbai 5/1.

How rare is this to see Indian test openers Yashasvi Jasiwal and Rohit Sharma opening the batting for their state team Mumbai, in a Ranji Trophy game.

Hyderabad won the toss and elected to bat first.

Andhra captain Hanuma Vihari won the toss and decided to bat first. KS Bharat and Ricky Bhui are in the team too. 

Delhi won the toss and elected to bat.

Ayush Badoni leading the Delhi side with Rishabh Pant and Navdeep Saini among the stars in the team.

Saurashtra has Cheteshwar Pujara, Ravindra Jadeja and Jaydev Unadkat in the team. Unadkat is leading the side.

Chandigarh won the toss and decided to bowl first.

Uttarakhand won the toss and elected to bat first in Ahmedabad.

Baroda won the toss and elected to bowl first in Nashik. 

Mumabi won the toss and decided to bowl first. 

Ajinkya Rahane is leading the Mumbai side with Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jasiwal, Shreyas Iyer, Shardul Thakur in the team.

No Umran Malik for J&K. Abdul Samad is there in the eleven though. 

Karnataka won the toss and decided to bowl first.

Mayank Agarwal leading the home side while Shubman Gill is leading the Punjab side.

Ramandeep Singh, Prabhsimran Singh, Shreyas Gopal, Devdutt Padikkal among the other stars present in the fixture.

Kerala won the toss and elected to bowl first. Sachin Baby is leading the Kerala side while Shubham Sharma is the captain of Madhya Pradesh team.

Rajat Patidar is playing for MP as well.

Vidarbha won the toss and elected to bat first.

Khaleel Ahmed, Manav Suthar, Mahipal Lomror playing for Rajasthan while Karun Nari and Dhruv Shorey are among the stars in the Vidarbha side.

Chhattisgarh won the toss and elected to bat first in Jamshedpur. Ishan Kishan is leading the Jharkhand team. 

Uttar Pradesh won the toss and elected to bowl first. No Nitish Rana for UP. Priyam Garg is also dropped.

Goa won the toss and elected to bat first in Sovima.

Odisha won the toss and elected to bowl first at MCA Cricket Ground in Shillong. 

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