After setting UP a stiff target of 346 for victory, Baroda reduced the visitors to 114 for three in the second innings.
Tamil Nadu set Maharashtra an imposing victory target of 362 runs on the penultimate day of the Ranji Trophy Elite 'B' match.
The hosts are ahead by only 76 runs with four wickets in hand and a full day's play left in the Ranji Trophy match against Railways.
Gujarat bagged two points by virtue of first innings lead in the Ranji Trophy match which ended on Saturday.
Ramesh Powar and Nilesh Kulkarni spun Karnataka out for a paltry total on the final day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match on Saturday.
Uttar Pradesh chased the 231-run target with five wickets to spare to beat Maharashtra.
Uttar Pradesh chasing a target of 232 ended the day on 59 for one after bowling out Maharashtra for 119 in the second innings.
Baroda were struggling at 13 for 2 after being bowled out for 64 in the first innings against Tamil Nadu.
Delhi gained early advantage as they scored 184 for three against Bengal's 240.
Mumbai spinners Nilesh Kulkarni and Ramesh Powar spun a web around the Karnataka batsmen to bowl the visitors out for a 166.
The visitors thwarted the Delhi attack for over an hour to finish at 201 for 7 in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match.
The hosts trounced Assam by an innings and 46 on the third day Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'B' match.
The debutant claimed seven for 76 to help Tamil Nadu take a vital 26-run first innings lead over Punjab.
Uttar Pradesh need just 143 runs for a victory after they bundled out hosts Hyderabad for 221 in the second innings on the penultimate day of the Ranji Trophy Elite 'B' group match.
The middle-order batsman slammed a patient 131 off 206 balls even as champions Mumbai took a huge 235-run first innings lead over Gujarat.
Madhya Pradesh leg spinner Yogesh Golwalkar claimed eight wickets to single-handedly restrict Railways to 373.
In reply, Punjab were reduced to 164 for five with Ankur Kakkar and Amit Uniyal at the crease.
Half centuries by Wasim Jaffer and Amol Muzumdar helped Mumbai take a 18-run first innings lead over Gujarat in the Ranji Trophy match.
The two bowlers claimed three wickets each as Uttar Pradesh restricted the hosts to 236 for eight on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy match.
The visitors reached 206 for six on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match against Andhra.
The Maharashtra medium pacer took five for 68 to bundle out Assam for 201 on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy match.
The opener was unbeaten on 121 as Delhi reached 205 for 4 on the first day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'A' match against Karnataka.
The Assam batsman hit an unbeaten 204 but could not prevent Tamil Nadu from taking the first innings lead in the Ranji Trophy match.
Karnataka beat Andhra Pradesh by five wickets to record their first win of the season.
Madhya Pradesh needed 17 runs to win with two wickets in hand against Delhi when bad light stopped play.
Gujarat picked up a couple of points on first-innings lead after their match against Railways teetered to a draw.
Mumbai beat Bengal by an innings and 132 runs victory on the fourth and final day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group A match.
Gujarat medium pacers helped the team bundle out Railways for 200 in the first innings, thus taking a lead of 184 runs.
Madhya Pradesh seamer Sunil Dholpure got the better of Delhi top order for the second time as the hosts were left fighting to save the match.
Mumbai's Ramesh Powar came up with a brilliant display of spin bowling to claim 7 for 55 and skittle out Bengal for 239.
A hundred by Tilak Naidu restored the Karnataka innings to 276 for 6 after an early collapse against Andhra Pradesh.
Centuries by Wasim Jaffer and Nishit Shetty helped Mumbai pile on the runs against Bengal.
Mohammad Faiq and A G Pradeep put on 129 runs before Andhra were all out for 237 on day 1 of the Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka.
Karnataka forced Madhya Pradesh to follow-on before the Ranji Trophy match ended in a draw.
Rajat Bhatia slammed an unbeaten 157 as the Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Railways ended in a drab draw.
Fine bowling by seamers Amit Uniyal and Gagandeep Singh enabled Punjab beat Baroda by 110 runs in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group 'B' match.
Nilesh Kulkarni took seven for 60 as holders Mumbai swamped Andhra by an innings and 121 runs.
Punjab raced away to 370 in the second innings after taking a 20-run first innings lead against Baroda.
Poor fielding and dropped catches by Karnataka gave Madhya Pradesh a new lease of life.
Amit Bhandari and Sanjay Gill claimed three wickets each to earn a slender 15-run lead for Delhi.
