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Ranji Trophy 2018-19, live cricket updates, Round 3 Day 2: As it happened

It is time for the third round of the Ranji Trophy. Two rounds have been completed and while there have been some quality performances from the old warhorses of domestic cricket in the country, some of the new stars have also taken to the stage with vengeance. A record 37 teams, including seven debutants from the northeast, are participating in the ongoing Ranji Trophy. The new teams did feature in the recently held Vijay Hazare Trophy, but playing red-ball cricket will be a tougher challenge as has been witnessed by some of them so far this season.

Updated on: Nov 21, 2018, 17:58:47 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By
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17:31 hrs IST

Ranji Trophy 2018-19: Varun Aaron stole the show with the ball on the opening day of the third round. (File Photo)
Ranji Trophy 2018-19: Varun Aaron stole the show with the ball on the opening day of the third round. (File Photo)

Stumps: Mumbai

Mumbai - 99/2 in 36.5 overs (Ashay Sardesai 23 off 60, Jay Bista 69 off 111) at stumps

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16:36 hrs IST

Stumps: Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu

Rajasthan were 127/4 while Tamil Nadu finished the day on 122/3

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15:52 hrs IST

Assam on the back foot at stumps against Odisha

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15:35 hrs IST

Haryana in command against Goa

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15:16 hrs IST

Early blow for Sikkim as Uttarakhand take full control

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14:55 hrs IST

Assam on the mat

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14:30 hrs IST

Milestone for Uttarakhand’s Bhatt, Nagaland struggle

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14:00 hrs IST

Kamat steadies Goa ship

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13:45 hrs IST

Snell leads Saurashtra’s charge

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13:30 hrs IST

Dube wrecks Karnataka’s batting line-up

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13:15 hrs IST

MP off to a good start against Punjab

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13:00 hrs IST

Odisha extend lead, J & K cross 300

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12:40 hrs IST

Manipur, Odisha go past 200-run mark

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12:20 hrs IST

Saurabh cracks double ton against Sikkim

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12:05 hrs IST

Manipur struggle

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11:45 hrs IST

Lunch break

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11:30 hrs IST

Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh all-out

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11:15 hrs IST

First session has ended in few matches

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11:00 hrs IST

Jharkhand on the back foot against Rajasthan

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10:45 hrs IST

Saurabh Rawat approaching double ton

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10:30 hrs IST

Gujarat, Vidarbha go past 300-run mark

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10:12 hrs IST

Saurabh Rawat shining for Uttarakhand

Rawat brings up his 150 to join skipper Rajat Bhatia in the runs column.

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09:55 hrs IST

Krishna Das shines

Bowler picks six wickets as Goa restrict Haryana to 276 in their first innings.

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09:45 hrs IST

Bowlers looking good on second morning

The inroads have continued on the second morning as well as the fast bowlers are making most of the conditions.

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09:36 hrs IST

Ishank Jaggi looking good as Jharkhand take lead

Ishank hits a fifty as Jharkhand have taken the lead against Rajasthan.

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09:23 hrs IST

Shami holding fort for Bengal

The India pacer has done the trick early morning as he sends back the dangerous Sanju Samson for a duck.

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09:00 hrs IST

Hello and welcome

Hello and welcome to the coverage of the second day’s action in the third round of the Ranji Trophy. While bowlers dominated the proceedings on the opening day, it will be interesting to see if the game is back in the court of the batsmen on the second morning. Varun Aaron was a stand-out performer as he picked a fifer while Kerala’s Basil Thampi also looked in fine rhythm as he derailed the Bengal batting line-up. Parvez Rasool also emerged with impressive figures of 5/30 as Jammu and Kashmir bundled out Tripura for just 124 runs in a Group C tie in Srinagar. Meanwhile, Krishnamurthy Siddharth’s brilliant 104-run knock helped Karnataka reach 263/4 on the first day against Mumbai in a Group A match.

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