Delhi achieved the victory target of 127 to win by seven wickets and with two days to spare in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group A match.
Gujarat claimed a two-wicket win over Delhi to garner four points from the Ranji trophy match
Manoj Tewari scored his maiden Ranji fifty for Bengal as they settled for a draw against Karnataka
Gujarat, chasing 218 for victory, were 89 for two against Delhi
Replying to Bengal's 335, Karnataka were dismissed for 292 in the first innings, conceding a vital 43-run lead in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
Defending champions Railways beat Gujarat by 193 runs in Ranji trophy.
Rohan Gavaskar completed a century for Bengal before the Ranji Trophy match against Mumbai ended in a tame draw.
Punjab beat Hyderabad by an innings and 151 runs in Mohali
Hyderabad trail by 182 runs in their second innings with only three wickets in hand on day three in the Ranji Trophy Elite 'B' match.
Raja Ali's unbeaten 72 enabled Railways set Gujarat a 325-run victory target on the penultimate day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
An unbeaten 59 by Rakesh Solanki gave Baroda the first innings lead against Haryana in the Ranji Trophy Elite division match on Saturday.
The right-hander scored 105 as Mumbai, replying to Bengal's 171, scored 244 in the first innings on day 2 of the Ranji Trophy match.
Spinner Kulamani Parida claimed five wickets as Railways skittled out the visitors for a paltry 79 to take a crucial 109-run first innings lead on the second day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
Punjab were 84 for three in the first innings, trailing by 116 runs, in reply to Hyderabad's 200
Uttar Pradesh were bowled out for 166 in their second innings, handing Baroda a win by an innings and 93 runs
Haryana got two points from the eight runs first innings lead in the Ranji Trophy match.
Jacob Martin slammed an unbeaten knock of 242 as Baroda cruised to a mammoth 562 for seven against Uttar Pradesh
Resuming on 237 for four, Mumbai were bowled out for 344
Gujarat were 159 for 4 at close on day 2, in reply to Maharashtra's first innings of 244, in the Ranji Trophy match.
Fine pace bowling by Joginder Sharma enabled Haryana restrict Punjab to 224 in their first innings and gain an eight-run first innings lead on the second day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'B' match.
Tamil Nadu were 211 for 4 at stumps, in reply to Railways' 270, on the second day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
Both hit unbeaten centuries as Baroda raced to 268 for 2 in reply to Uttar Pradesh's first innings total of 346 in the Ranji Trophy match.
Vinit Indulkar's unbeaten 117 enabled Mumbai, replying to Karnataka's first innings of 186, score 237 for 4 at close, on day 2 in the Ranji Trophy match.
Hyderabad rallied after their openers got out cheaply to post 211 for 5 on the opening day of their Ranji Trophy match against Andhra.
The southpaw slammed 75 as Uttar Pradesh ended day one on 303 for six against Baroda
The Mumbai pacemen shot out the home side for 186 on day 1 of the Ranji Trophy match.
A 122-run stand between Yere Goud and Shreyas Khanolkar saw Railways recover to 237 for eight against Tamil Nadu
Shib Shankar Paul took six wickets for Bengal to skittle out Delhi for 148 in the first innings
Their Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match against Maharashtra ended in a tame draw.
Defending champions Railways could only manage a draw against Karnataka in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
Despite a top order collapse, Karnataka took a slim 13-run first innings lead over Railways
In reply, Tamil Nadu were 28 for 1 in the first innings on a rain-restricted day 3 in the Ranji Trophy match.
Ishan Malhotra cracked 63 runs and took four wickets to help Punjab reduce Services to 228 for eight in the second innings
The left-hand batsman, who failed to find a place in the Indian team for the first and second cricket Tests against Pakistan, has been allowed to play Ranji Trophy matches for Punjab.
A round-up of Ranji matches played on Wednesday
Punjab skipper Pankaj Dharmani's gritty century could not prevent Railways from taking the first innings lead on day 3 in the Ranji Trophy final.
Mumbai were 112 for 8 in the second innings after taking a 125-run lead over Punjab on day 2 of the Ranji Trophy semi-final.
After restricting Delhi to 180 runs in the first innings, they were 131 for 5 in their second essay on day 2 of the Ranji Trophy semi-final.
Tamil Nadu scored a 191-run victory over Maharashtra but still failed to make it to the semifinals.
A defiant 156 by skipper Y Venugopala Rao could not help Andhra from conceding a 106-run first innings lead against Gujarat.
