After taking a first innings lead of 176 runs over Assam, Tamil Nadu were 99 for 2 in their second innings after day 2 in the Ranji Trophy match.
Kerala were bowled out for a paltry 165 on the opening day of the Group-A Elite Ranji Trophy match.
Uttar Pradesh reach 179 for 4 on the opening day of the four-day Elite group 'A' Ranji Trophy match.
Utpal Chatterjee picked up five wickets to help Bengal restrict Hyderabad to 223 for seven.
Dinesh Karthik and Vidyuth Sivaramakrishnan took Tamil Nadu to 291 for 9 at close of day 1 in the 'Elite' Group B Ranji Trophy league match against Assam.
The opener hit a fine 80 in a score of 246 for 8 on the opening day of the 'Elite' Group B Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat.
Chasing a target of 150 runs in their second innings, Assam were 130 for 4 against Bengal when play was halted in the Ranji Trophy match.
Punjab gained two points from the 'Elite' Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match against Delhi.
Uttar Pradesh, needing 275 runs for victory, were bundled out for 122 in their second innings in the 'Elite' Ranji Trophy match.
The veteran batsman scored an unbeaten 115 as Assam took a first innings lead of 101, forcing Bengal on the back foot in the 'Elite' Ranji Trophy match.
His unbeaten 68 enabled Andhra reach 162 for 3 against Mumbai on the penultimate day of the 'Elite' Ranji Trophy match.
The 25-year-old batsman scored 123 as Assam posted 288 for 8 in their first innings against Bengal on day 2 of the Ranji Trophy match.
The Hyderabad fast bowler claimed 6 for 31 as Karnataka were bowled out for 100 in their first innings in the 'Elite' Ranji Trophy match.
The medium pacer claimed 5 for 27 as Railways bowled UP out for 71 runs in their first innings in the Elite Ranji Trophy match.
The dashing batsman put Punjab in a strong position on the second day of their 'Elite' Group A Ranji Trophy match against Delhi.
The all-rounder's 82 enabled Bengal post a modest first innings score of 246 in the Ranji Trophy match against Assam.
The middle-order batsman pulled Hyerabad out of the woods on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka.
Orissa beat Goa by an innings and 99 runs to claim five points from the Ranji Trophy Plate division match.
Andhra collected two points by virtue of their 104-run first innings lead in the Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match.
J P Yadav scored a century to help Railways script their first-ever Ranji Trophy victory over Delhi in the Elite Group 'A' cricket match.
Assam were comfortably placed in their first innings scoring 230 for three against Hyderabad.
Delhi finished day one of its four-day Elite group 'A' Ranji Trophy match against Railways at a precarious 194 for eight.
Kerala collected two points for the first innings lead of 26 runs in the ranji Trophy match.\n\n\n\n
Delhi picked two points from the first innings in the Ranji Trophy match.
Fine bowling by Vishnu Vardhan and Venkatapathy Raju gave them a 150-run victory over Gujarat in the Ranji Trophy match.
Rohit Jhalani put Rajasthan in a strong position on the penultimate day of the Ranji Trophy match.
Responding to Delhi's huge first innings total of 478, Uttar Pradesh were struggling at 206 for seven.
Pace bowler N P Singh claimed six wickets as Hyderabad gained a vital 143 run lead over the hosts.
Lalit and Timil Patel took three wickets each as Gujrat reduced Hyderabad to 240 for 7 on day 1 of the Ranji Trophy match.
Railways restricted Andhra Pradesh to 235 for 7 on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy match.
An unbeaten 105 by Y Venugopal Rao helped Andhra Pradesh hold Tamil Nadu to a draw in the Ranji Trophy.
Spinner Sairaj Bahutule starred in an innings and 138 runs victory in the Ranji Trophy semi-final.\n\n
Well-placed overnight, Delhi conceded a vital first innings lead of 25 runs to Karnataka on the third day of the Elite Group 'A' Ranji Trophy match.
Hyderabad took a first innings lead of 160 against Haryana, and were 168 for six in the second
BCCI has summoned 20 potential all-rounders for a near three-week camp at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru.
The two teams were not in contention for the semifinal berth and Gujarat had to be content with the two points.
A magnificent ton by Hemang Badani put Tamil Nadu in the driver's seat against Assam.
The middle-order batsman hit an unbeaten 91 as Mumbai ended day 1 of the Ranji Trophy match against Railways on 236 for 5.
Despite a fine 66 by Hemant Kumar, Kerala struggled on a batting track to reach 207 for seven on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy match against Baroda.\n\n
The last time he took charge, Ravi Shastri gave the Indian team a new josh after the 2007 World Cup debacle. Can he do so this time as well?
