Hyderabad gained two points against Hyderabad after they took a first innings lead of 160.
Punjab were 70 for three, still needing 213 more runs to avoid follow-on against Uttar Pradesh
After a disastrous first innings, Delhi scored 186 for five in the second essay against Gujarat
Rain continued to prove a dampener as the third day's play between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka in the Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match was abandoned without a ball being bowled on Sunday
However, the Maharashtra batsman could not deny Gujarat the first innings points in the Ranji Trophy match.
Andhra, in reply to Hyderabad's first innings of 370, were 50 for 1 in the Ranji Trophy match.
Rohan Gavaskar scored a patient 54 as Bengal took a 63-run first innings lead over Delhi on day 2 of the Ranji Trophy match.
Punjab bowled out Haryana for 232 in the first innings of the Ranji trophy match.
Chasing a modest 145 for victory, Uttar Pradesh were sent packing for just 104 by pacers Joginder Sharma and Sachin Rana, who took five wickets each.
In reply to Gujarat's 159, Tamil Nadu made 268 for 8 before the match was called off after the eighth mandatory over
Baroda bundled out hosts Andhra for 204 and bagged two points by virtue of their first innings lead
Mumbai, who were ensured two points after taking the first innings lead, did not force the follow-on in the Ranji Trophy match.
Baroda were 58 for four at close on the second day in the Elite 'B' Group Ranji Trophy match against Andhra.
Test discard Wasim Jaffer scored an unbeaten 206 as Mumbai amassed 329 for 2 by close of day 1 in the Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match against Delhi.
Arindam Das blasted his maiden double century to help his team take a massive 300-run first innings lead over Gujarat.
In reply, Railways were tottering at 84 for eight in their second innings on the third day of the Elite 'A' group Ranji Trophy match.
The hosts defeated Rajasthan by an innings and nine runs in the Elite 'B' Ranji Trophy cricket match.
In reply to Mumbai's first innings score of 224, Punjab were reeling at 70 for five on the third day of the Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match.
Rajasthan fought back strongly ending day two at 122-2 after Hyderabad's scored 389 in their first innings.
The victory virtually assured Karnataka a place in the semi-finals in the Elite group of the Ranji Trophy.
After conceding a 143-run first innings lead, Gujarat were 152 for 5 in their second innings at close of day 3 in the Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka.
Delhi were 108 for no loss, after Kerala were bowled out for 371 in their first innings, at stumps on day 3 in the Ranji Trophy match.
The fast bowler claimed 5 for 61 as Gujarat were bowled out for 210 on day 1 in the Ranji Trophy match.
They were 85 for two at stumps on a truncated first day's play in the Ranji Trophy match against Delhi.
The Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match against Railways ended in a big-scoring draw.
Baroda were 11 without loss in their second innings and still need 276 runs to save the match.
Replying to UP's first innings score of 267, Andhra were at 112 for 5 in their first innings on the second day of the Ranji Trophy match.
Bengal are poised for a first innings lead against Hyderabad in the Ranji Trophy match.
Gagandeep Singh's five-wicket haul restricted Railways to 390 in an 'Elite' Group A Ranji Trophy match.
An unbeaten 92-run fourth wicket partnership between captain Mithun Manhas and and Ajay Jadeja helped Delhi out of trouble.
The 'Elite' Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Andhra ended in a drab draw.
A 297-run victory gave Hyderabad four points from the Ranji Trophy Elite group match.
The opener enabled Gujarat rally from early setbacks and post 273 for 6 on the penultimate day of the Ranji Trophy match against Tamil Nadu.
His maiden century enabled Baroda post 196 for 4 on the second day of the Elite Ranji Trophy match against Kerala.
The Delhi skipper rallied his team from 37 for 4 to 274 for 7 at close on day one of the Ranji Trophy match against Punjab.
The home team were frustrated as Hyderabad managed to hold on to the last wicket ending on 410 for nine.
Despite a late burst by leg spinner Sairaj Bahutule, Mumbai failed to wrap up Uttar Pradesh's second innings as the hosts finished on 205 for seven wickets.
Mumbai restricted Uttar Pradesh to 169 for seven at the K D Singh Babu stadium in Lucknow.
The opener scored 151 runs as Karnataka piled up 411 runs against Bengal.
The 22-year-old fast bowler will play in Mumbai's Ranji Trophy matches against Delhi and UP.
