Ranji Trophy Highlights, Round 3: Tripura vs Mumbai ends in draw; Delhi beats Assam by 10 wickets; Karnataka beats Bihar by 8 wickets

Baroda vs Odisha - Baroda beats Odisha by an innings and 98 runs

J&K vs Services - J&K won by an innings and 25 runs 

Maharashtra vs Meghalaya - Maharashtra wins by 10 wickets 

Manipur vs Mizoram - Mizoram won by an innings and 20 runs 

Saurashtra vs Railways - Railways beats Saurashtra by 37 runs 

Arunachal Pradesh vs Sikkim - Sikkim won by 104 runs 

Uttarakhand vs Vidarbha - Vidarbha won 266 runs 

Delhi vs Assam - Delhi won by 10 wickets 

Jharkhand vs Chandigarh - Chandigarh won by 10 wickets 

Andhra vs Himachal Pradesh - HP won by an innings and 38 Runs 

TN vs Chhattisgarh - Draw (CHG first-innings lead) 

Tripura vs Mumbai - Draw (MUM first-innings lead) 

Rajasthan vs Gujarat - Draw (GUJ first-innings lead) 

Bihar vs Karnataka - Karnataka wins by 8 wickets 

Hyderabad vs Pondicherry - Hyderabad wins by an innings and 50 runs 

Punjab vs UP - Draw (UP first-innings lead) 

Goa vs Nagaland - Goa won by 84 runs 

Bengal vs Kerala - Draw (1st innings unfinished) 

Madhya Pradesh vs Haryana - (AR 

Bengal vs Kerala - Draw (1st innings unfinished)

Goa wins by 84 runs. 

Bad light stops play in Kolkata. Bengal still trails by 175 runs. 

UP vs Punjab ends in a draw with the former getting three points for gaining the first-innings lead. 

Hyderabad beats Pondicherry by an innings and 50 runs. 

Eight-wicket win for Karnataka to get its season underway. 

Karnataka loses Mayank Agarwal early. But the away side is just 24 runs away from the win. 

The third round match between Tamil Nadu and Chhattisgarh ends in a draw with the latter getting three points thanks to the first-innings lead. 

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Karnataka needs 69 runs to secure a win. The away team will look to clinch a 10-wicket win and claim a bonus point. 

Delhi openers wrap up an easy 10-wicket win against Assam. and thereby claims a bonus point. 

Superb batting from Madhya Pradesh. 258 runs in just over 42 overs with Rajat Patidar’s blazing hundred the highlight of the innings. MP leads by 126 runs. 

That was some collapse from Andhra. From 98/5 to 118 all-out. They lose by an innings and 38 runs to Himachal Pradesh. 

Vijay Shankar on 78 as Tamil Nadu nearing parity. With a little more than a session left, the host will back itself to steer to a draw.

Sanat Sangwan and Gagan Vats on course to get that bonus point for Delhi. They’ve batted for 12 overs and just 18 runs away from sealing the deal for their side.

A facile chase to 45 runs for Chandigarh as it picks up a bonus point against Jharkhand.

Jiwanjot Singh and Bikram Das have given a steady start. The pair would want to stick around and stave off Mumbai’s bid to pull off a win here.

Vidarbha claims a big win against Uttarakhand. The away team has won by 266 runs, with Harsh Dubey starring with a six-wicket haul in the fourth innings. 

Fifth First-Class hundred for Sakibul Gani. What an incredible fightback this has been from Bihar and the 25-year-old, thus far. 

Santadeep Dey

Mumbai declares 123/6. Tripura needs 272. 

Delhi begins its chase. Just 59 needed to win against Assam. 

Ajinkya Rahane just had a word with the umpire. A declaration could come soon. Meanwhile, Siddhesh Lad is caught at long-on. Mumbai 108/6. 

Baroda vs Odisha - Baroda beats Odisha by an innings and 98 runs 

J&K vs Services - J&K won by an innings and 25 runs 

Maharashtra vs Meghalaya - Maharashtra wins by 10 wickets 

Rajasthan vs Gujarat - GUJ 335 all-out & 251/5 | RAJ 319 all-out 

Hyderabad vs Pondicherry - HYD 536/8d | PND 153 all-out & 256/5 

Uttarakhand vs Vidarbha - VID 326 all-out 300 all-out | UTT 289 all-out & 63/6 

Madhya Pradesh vs Haryana - MP 308 all-out & 145/2 | HAR 440 all-out 

Punjab vs UP - PUN 210 all-out & 166/2 | UP 556/9d 

Delhi vs Assam - ASM 330 all-out & 182 all-out | DEL 454 all-out 

TN vs Chhattisgarh - CHG 500 all-out | TN 259 all-out & 171/3 Saurashtra vs Railways - Railways beats Saurashtra by 38 runs 

Arunachal Pradesh vs Sikkim - SKM 424 all-out & 170 all-out | ARU 295 all-out & 195/9 

Goa vs Nagaland - GOA 179 all-out & 306 all-out | NAG 147 all-out 145/1 

Manipur vs Mizoram - Mizoram won by an innings and 20 runs 

Andhra vs Himachal Pradesh - AND 344 all-out & 52/2 | HP 500 all-out 

Bihar vs Karnataka - BIH 143 all-out & 128/2 | KAR 287/7 

Jharkhand vs Chandigarh - JHA 202 all-out & 115/8 | CHG 290 all-out 

Tripura vs Mumbai - MUM 450 all-out & 80/5 | TRI 302 all-out 

Bengal vs Kerala - KER 356/9 | BEN 14/0

Maharashtra beats Meghalaya by 10 wickets. Murtaza Trunkwala is the star with an unbeaten 74. 

Rain has stopped play with Andhra still trailing by 104 runs. 

Steady batting from Mumbai skipper Ajinkya Rahane. Mumbai leads Tripura by 228 runs. 

Assam loses another wicket. First-innings centurion Sumit Ghadigaonkar is still out there for the away side. Assam still trails by 11 runs. 

One more. Uttarakhand is in deep trouble. Opener Vaibhav Bhatt falls without adding a run. UTT 0/2.

Uttarakhand loses a wicket even before scoring a run. Opener Avneesh Sudha is stumped of Wakhare. UTT 0/1

After the two quick wickets, Babul Kumar and S Gani have added 67 runs for the third wicket, putting up a brave fight against the heavyweight Karnataka.

Mohammed Azharuddeen is going great guns against Bengal. He adds 54 runs in the first hour of play, lifting Kerala to 347/7, before losing his wicket. A declaration seems to around the horizon for the visiting side. 

Vijay Shankar walks out to the middle after the end of Andre Siddarth. Jagadeesan batting on 51.

A long day ahead for Punjab which will have to bat its skin out on a final day’s pitch to avoid an innings defeat. Anmolpreet Singh was looking good but he’s just been removed by Shivam Sharma.

Pragul Hinge’s 23 off 11 swells Vidarbha’s second-innings total to 300 runs. Uttarakhand with a stiff challenge of shooting down 338. Whether it goes for an outright win remains to be seen.

The task is cut out for the MP batters after their side conceded a 132-run deficit. Harshal Patel and Yuzvendra Chahal’s rearguard stand led Haryana to 440 runs and frustrated the home team.

Mukesh Choudhary picks four wickets as Maharashtra wraps up Meghalaya for 185 runs in 55.5 overs in the second innings. The chase is expected to be straightforward for the batters.

N. Jagadeesan (35*) and Andre Siddarth (40*) leading the charge as Tamil Nadu puts up a better account of its batting. Still a long way behind, and obviously very unlikely to force a result, but Tamil Nadu would want to bat the day to get itself a point.

A 156-run advantage for the visiting Himachal thanks to Rishi Dhawan’s innings-salvaging 195 runs that came when his side was 124/4.

A tame batting effort in the second innings sees Assam staring at an innings defeat. Only Shubham Mandal and Rishav Das, the two openers, have registered double digit scores. Harshit Rana with two wickets has led the bowling effort.

Vyshakh strikes now. The pacer removes Sraman Nigrodh to reduce Bihar to 6/2. 

Bihar loses opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi early, with Koushik claiming the wicket in the first over. 

Wicket! Royston Dias is cleaned up by Abhijit Sarkar. He started off with a first-ball four and was looking to swing at everything. Mumbai 13/3. 

Karnataka declares with a lead of 144. Looks like the visiting team is going for an outright win. 

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