Shubham Rohilla

Haryana managed a paltry 208 against Jharkhand on the first day of a Ranji Trophy group B encounter, a match that marked veteran leg-spinner Amit Mishra's return to competitive cricket after six-month lay-off due to injury.

Hosts Haryana took control of its Ranji Trophy Group C encounter against Maharashtra on Tuesday, reducing its opponent to 88 for 4 after making 401 in the first innings.

B Munish Varma’s all-round show (43 & 5/50) and M Vamsi Krishna’s 90 helped Central Zone beat North Zone by two wickets in the ACA senior men’s inter-zone one-dayers tournament at Mulapdu on Monday. South Zone topped the table with 8 points, followed by CZ (4) and NZ.

Young opener Shubham Rohilla struck a maiden century but could not prevent Andhra from defeating Group C leaders Haryana by 77 runs in their Ranji Trophy league game at the Wankhede Stadium.

Jharkhand bowlers rose to the occasion and bundled out Haryana for a meagre 81 on the opening day of their four-day Group C Ranji Trophy encounter on Monday.

BS Vinay Kumar, M Raju Kullayappa and S Mahaboob Peera of Anantapur, M Mahima Kumar of Guntur and Vizianagaram’s M Dheeraj Kumar hit centuries in the ACA inter-district tournament on Monday.Brief scores: South zone (Kadapa): Chittoor 244 in 72.

Leg-spinner Mohit Rathee’s five-for helped Navy to restrict Army Green to 124 in their first innings in a four-day match of the 70th Services cricket championship at the Gitam ground here on Sunday.Brief scores: At Gitam round: Army Green 124 in 51.

Opener Shubham Rohilla and middle-order batsman Shivam Chauhan scored centuries as Haryana comfortably reached 279 for three against Maharashtra on the opening day of their Group C opener at the Ranji Trophy on Monday.

Openers Shubham Rohilla and Ravi Chauhan hammered centuries as Services trounced a formidable Mumbai by eight wickets, reaching the target of 265 in 45.3 overs in a Group E match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on Sunday.

Haryana skipper Harshal Patel led from the front with a five-wicket haul to set up an innings and 68 runs victory in the Ranji Trophy Group C opener against Maharashtra on the fourth and final day on Thursday.

Left-arm orthodox bowler Shahbaz Nadeem returned with a five-wicket haul to help Jharkhand reduce Haryana to 251 for seven in the opening day of the quarterfinal match of the Ranji Trophy cricket tournament, on Friday.

For once, the Lahli wicket showed up in a different hue. The strip famed for the extravagant assistance it offers to seamers was largely benign on day one of the Ranji Trophy Group B match between Haryana and Kerala on Saturday.

Haryana fought back after conceding the first innings lead to Andhra, reaching 138 for three while chasing 371 on the penultimate day of their Group C Ranji Trophy game at the Wankhede Stadium here.

It was not an eventful day for Rajasthan. Their bowlers bowled the ‘right lengths and were disciplined’ in their execution, but breakthroughs were hard to get. The match was delayed by one-and-a-half hour after which Nitin Tanwar and Ravi Chauhan stood like a rock to guide Services to 173/1 against Rajasthan on Day One of their Group A Ranji Trophy match in Delhi on Friday.

Vidarbha registered a commanding 308-run win over Jharkhand on the final day of their Group A Ranji Trophy match on Monday, thanks to Umesh Yadav and Aditya Thakare's fine bowling efforts.

During a Ranji Trophy match in Pune, Maharashtra captain Ankeet Bawne was involved in a controversial moment. Bawne was given out caught on the last ball of the 49th over, a decision he vehemently disagreed with. Replays suggested the ball had bounced before reaching the fielder, but with no DRS available, Bawne's dismissal stood.

Vidarbha squandered away a promising start, both with the ball and bat, to lose their last league match against Services at the KL Saini Stadium on Tuesday.

Indian cricketer Ruturaj Gaikwad expressed his disappointment over a controversial umpiring decision in the Ranji Trophy match. Maharashtra's captain Ankit Bawne was given out despite the ball bouncing before being caught. The incident happened during Maharashtra's match against Services. Gaikwad, currently playing for India A in Australia, took to social media to criticise the decision.

Left-arm spinner Tinu Kundu grabbed five wickets as Haryana staged a remarkable comeback to take an upper hand in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C match against Odisha on Sunday.

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.