Mumbai, Nov 13: Reigning champions Mumbai settled for three points based on their first innings lead against a combative Bengal side at Eden Gardens. After declining to enforce the follow-on the Mumbai batsmen continued to dominate on the final day as Omkar Gurav (127*) and Wasim Jaffer (104*) both notched unbeaten centuries. It was a batting masterclass from the Mumbai duo as they reached 286/1 in 75 overs on the final day’s play. Another draw for the Jaffer-led side and their wait for the first outright win of the season continue.
Meanwhile in Chennai, Delhi couldn’t quite get over the line against Tamil Nadu, but did enough to secure the three points courtesy their first innings lead. R. Ashwin got six wickets in the second innings for the home side but that wasn’t enough as Delhi declared on 209/9. The away side was clearly looking for the outright victory but a resilient show from the Tamil Nadu batsmen ensured they reached 143/3 at the end of day’s play, hence ensuring that Delhi get their first points on the table this season.
Elite:
Bengal vs. Mumbai
Mumbai 621 for 8 dec in 163 overs (R. Sharma 200*, A. Rahane 110, S. Lahiri two for 128) and 286 for 1 in 75 overs(O. Gurav 127*, W. Jaffer 104*,S. Singh one for 86) vs. Bengal 296 all out in 97.1 overs (W. Porel 71, D. Kulkarni three for 92)
Haryana vs. Baroda
Haryana 127 and 310 all out in 99.5 overs (H. Badani 79, B. Bhatt seven for 127) vs. Baroda 470 all out in 113.5 overs (Y. Pathan 195, C. Williams 114, J. Sharma three for 45)
Punjab vs. Karnataka
Punjab 243 in 89.5 overs (U. Kaul 94, Y. Singh 39, Vinay Kumar five for 61, S. Aravind four for 63) and 322 all out in 96.3 overs (Y. Singh 79 ,A. Mithun four for 94) vs. Karnataka 426 all out in115.5 overs (R. Uthappa 149, A.Verma 60, M. Gony three for 92)and 140 for 2 in 38.1 overs (KB. Pawan 65, N. Sidhu two for 41)
Tamil Nadu vs. Delhi
Delhi 318 all out in 116.1 overs (V. Kohli 139, M. Manhas 70, R. Ashwin five for 94) and 209 for 9 dec (Shikhar Dhawan 88, R. Ashwin six for 87) vs. Tamil Nadu 208 all out in 100.2 overs (S. Badrinath 104, V. Mishra four for 49) and 143 for 3 in 44 overs (A. Mukund 59, M. Chauhan three for 42)
Railways vs. Assam
Assam 187 all out in 101.4 overs (A. Muzumdar 44, T. Singh 43, M. Kartik four for 56) and 170 all out in 88.5 overs (A. Muzumdar 79, M. Kartik five for 67) vs. Railways 182 all out in 83.1 overs (T. Singh 41, J. Yadav 37, D. Goswami five for 53) and 21 for no loss in 7 overs
Uttar Pradesh vs. Orissa
UP 403 all out in 176.1 overs (E. Dwivedi 83, P. Chawla 79, A. Sahoo four for 100) vs. Orissa 245 all out in 95.4 overs (N. Behera 113, RP Singh six for 50) and 171 for 9 in 81 overs (B. Samantray 45, S. Tyagi four for 61)
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Jharkhand vs. Hyderabad
Jharkhand 200 all out in 57.5 overs (S. Gautam 48, S. Tiwary 45, A. Absolem three for 42, V. Sharma three for 50) and 387 for 4 in129 overs (I. Jaggi 200*, P. Naidu two for 49) vs. Hyderabad 492 all out in 163.3 overs (B. Sandeep 144, I. Khaleel 141, K. Sharma three for 65)
Kerala vs. Jammu & Kashmir
Jammu & Kashmir 173 all out in 81 overs (A. Jeelani 41, A. Nabi 38, P. Parameswaran four for 55) and 215 for 7 in 128 overs (A. Jeelani 46, S. Nair two for 15) vs. Kerala 393 for 9 dec (R. Fernandez 141, V. Jagadeesh117 , A. Nabi five for 76)
Services vs. Andhra
Andhra 229 all out in 79.5 overs (H. Watekar 48, A. Varma 33, S. Yadav five for 42) and 277 for 4 dec (B. Sumanth 150*, S. Yadav two for 64) vs. Services 211 all out in 109 overs (S. Swain 71, S. Sahabuddin three for 63) and 138 for 8 in 69 overs (S. Singh 42, D. Vijaykumar three for 36)
Rajasthan vs. Goa
Goa 216 all out in 66.3 overs (R. Keni 40, A. Ratra 34, P. Singh five for 58, D. Chahar four for 67) and 8 391 for 3 in 90.1 overs (A. Ratra 204*, R. Keni 115*, P. Singh two for 89) vs. Rajasthan 490 for 9 dec (V. Saxena 133, R. Parida 91, S. Dhuri two for 106)
Madhya Pradesh vs. Tripura
Tripura 255 all out in 110.5 overs (R. Saha 53, R. Dutta 42, T. Sudhindra four for 79) and 95 all out in 21 overs (M. Murasingh29, TP Sudhindra six for 49) vs. MP 506 for 7 dec (MD Mishra 154, N. Ojha 108, R. Dutta three for 82)
