Group A

The defending Champions Mumbai, and the strongest team in Group C, Punjab, marched towards a win in their game against Railways and Uttar Pradesh respectively. Punjab needed just 51 runs to chase in the day which they did before the end of the first session. On the other hand, Mumbai needed 6 wickets to end the play, but Railways batsmen were able to eclipse Mumbai’s total gaining a mere lead of 23, which Mumbai chased down in 5 overs.

Brief Scores:

Mumbai 345 & 24/0 (5 ov, target: 24)
Railways 160 & 208 (f/o)
Mumbai won by 10 wickets

Uttar Pradesh 335 & 95
Punjab 319 & 112/3 (28.1 ov, target: 112)
Punjab won by 7 wickets

Group B

Rishabh Pant tore apart the history books as he became the fastest ever centurion in the history of Ranji trophy. He smacked total of 135 runs in just 67 deliveries before getting out, his second century of the game. Despite brave efforts from him in both the innings, Delhi could go away with just 1 point from this game.

Jharkhand 493
Delhi 334 & 480/6 (126 ov, f/o)
Match drawn

Rajasthan 323
Odisha 172 & 508/6d (156 of, f/o)
Match drawn

Saurashtra 153 & 81
Assam 171 & 66/1 (15.4 ov, target: 64)
Assam won by 9 wickets

Group C

Chattisgarh team owned a forgettable record today as seven their batsmen got out on a score of 0. Chattisgarh went empty-handed whereas Goa went away with 0 points. Himachal Pradesh also won its game against Jammu and Kashmir while the game between Haryana and Kerala ended in a draw. Rajasthan churned out 3 points against Odisha by virtue of gaining first innings lead.

Chhattisgarh 198 & 162
Goa 270 & 94/2 (21.4 of, target: 91)
Goa won by 8 wickets
Jammu & Kashmir 162 & 417
Himachal Pradesh 370 & 210/5 (44.3 ov, target: 210)

Haryana 303 & 315/3 (88 of)
Kerala 404/9d
Match drawn

Rajasthan 323
Odisha 172 & 508/6d (156 ov, f/o)
Match drawn