Umar Nazir Mir

Jammu and Kashmir secured their first Ranji Trophy win with a dominant performance against Services, thanks to Umar Nazir Mir's six-wicket haul and Yudhvir Singh Charak's all-around bowling effort. Mumbai took control against Tripura, while Baroda extended their lead over Odisha, driven by strong batting performances from Krunal Pandya and others.

Odisha suffered a setback against Jammu & Kashmir in their Ranji Trophy match. Odisha were all out for 130 runs in their first innings, with Rohit Sharma taking five wickets. In response, J&K struggled and were 45/4 at stumps, trailing Odisha by 85 runs.

Home skipper Govinda Poddar's unbeaten 133 earned Odisha a first-innings lead in their Ranji Trophy match against J&K, which concluded Day 3 with the visitors at 195/4. Poddar's resilience secured a crucial two-run advantage despite a lower-order collapse.

Young fast bowler Yash Thakur returned with a career-best five-wicket haul as Vidarbha notched up a comprehensive seven-wicket win over Himachal Pradesh in an Elite group A match of the Vijay Hazare One-Day Trophy on Wednesday.

Seamer Auqib Nabi's all-round performance led Jammu and Kashmir to gain control over Kerala on the second day of the Ranji Trophy quarterfinal in Pune on Sunday. Nabi's impressive 5/36 restricted Kerala to 200/9, trailing by 80 runs. Jalaj Saxena's 67 provided some resistance for Kerala, but a lack of partnerships hurt their progress.

Opener Priyank Panchal led from the front with an unbeaten half-century as Gujarat gave a strong reply to Chandigarh's 304 in their Ranji Trophy Group D match here on Wednesday.

Skipper Priyank Panchal hammered an unbeaten 257 to help Gujarat take a massive 292-run first innings lead against Chandigarh on day three of their Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match here on Thursday. Resuming at an overnight score of 249 for 3, Panchal marched on to score a superb double century and his mammoth 307-run unbeaten stand for the fifth wicket with M A Hingrajia (151 not out, 12 fours, 2 sixes) put Chandigarh on the mat.

Saurashtra suffered a shocking 62-run loss at the hands of Services but still managed to finish as Group E toppers and qualified for the knock-out phase of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on Monday. At the 22 Yards Academy in Salt Lake, Services rode on Rahul Singh Gahlaut career-best 158 to post a challenging 301 for seven and in reply Saurashtra were bundled out for 233 in 43.1 overs.

Delhi descended into hall of infamy on Saturday as five of their top six batters got out for ducks, making the scoreboard at the PCA Stadium unsightly in a Ranji Trophy Group D match against Uttarakhand in Mohali.