Bikramkumar Das

Vidarbha crushed Meghalaya by eight wickets to notch up their third straight win and remain atop the Plate Group standings in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy T20 tournament on Saturday.

Hanuma Vihari's unbeaten 143 and Sentu Sarkar's 94 powered Tripura to 316 for four against Assam on day one of their Ranji Trophy clash. Despite an early wobble, Vihari's century and a significant partnership with Sarkar dominated the proceedings, leaving Assam with a tough task ahead.

Left-arm spinner Mayank Dagar grabbed a match-haul of nine wickets to complement skipper Ankit Kalsi's magnificent century as Himachal Pradesh thrashed Tripura by an innings and 30 runs in their Ranji Trophy group F match on Saturday.

In his debut Ranji season, Tejasvi Jaiswal, elder brother of India opener Yashasvi, scored a remarkable 82 runs for Tripura against Baroda. His innings, which included 12 fours and a six, helped Tripura gain a lead after Baroda were bowled out for 235.

Reigning champions Madhya Pradesh rode opener Himanshu Mantri's unbeaten century to reach a solid 232 for three at stumps on day one of their Ranji Trophy Group D match against Gujarat here on Tuesday.

Yash Dhull smashed the daylights out of Hyderabad attack with a 36-ball 73 as Delhi recorded a comprehensive 46-run victory in a group B league match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy on Tuesday.

Young Yash Dhull showed his T20 credentials with a smashing 71 not out off 46 balls as Delhi easily chased down a tricky target set by Puducherry with seven wickets to spare in a group B match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Sunday.

Rohit Rayudu and Tilak Varma slammed impressive centuries to set up Hyderabad's 17-run win over Himachal Pradesh via VJD method in their Group A match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy one-day tournament on Saturday.

Steered by R Sai Kishore’s miserly spell, the Tamil Nadu tweakers prevailed on a sluggish, turning track in Lucknow to beat Jharkhand by 12 runs in a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Group E match on Tuesday.

On a track that had become easy, Tripura were going strong chasing 259 on Sunday. Vidarbha had tried everything till the 33rd over but there was no help on offer with sun shining bright in Jaipur.

Minnows Tripura earned a well-deserved 53-run victory over heavyweights Mumbai in a rain-affected group A league match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Bengaluru on Sunday. Although Mumbai's skipper Ajinkya Rahane contributed 78 runs off 84 balls, he appeared uneasy against Tripura's not-so-formidable bowling attack. Despite this loss, Mumbai remains firmly positioned for a quarter-final berth, leading the group with 20 points from six games and one match left to play.