Ranji Trophy, Round 2, Day 2 Updates: Jammu and Kashmir in trouble; Chinmay Sutar smashes record 400

The defending champions close the day on a nightmarish note after being reduced to 7 for 4 in just five overs. Nachiket Bhute took three of those wickets in three overs, for just six runs.

The team was left tottering at 133 for seven in reply to Jammu and Kashmir's 260. Umran Nazir ran through the top half of the line-up. Umran Malik threatened to rattle the lower order. But opener Ravikumar Samarth resisted the force, and waged a lone battle against the defending champions, scoring his 16th first-class century, en route to 202-ball 143, which helped Vidarbha take a lead. They finished the first innings in 309, implying a 49-run lead.

Delhi get an early breakthrough. Hrithik Shokeen takes the wicket after Aarya Desai steps out to hit him for a six. He doesn't get the desired connection and is caught at cover.

Delhi have declared their innings at 648/6 against Gujarat and the opposition has begun their innings as well.

Gujarat 9/0

Chinmay Sutar becomes just the second batter in Ranji Trophy history to record a score of 400. Sensational performance! His innings has been studded with fours and sixes. Earlier, B. B. Nimbalkar had scored 443 for Maharashtra against Kathiawar.

Chinmay Sutar surpasses Prithvi Shaw to register the second-highest individual score in the Ranji Trophy. Shaw had played a knock of 379 against Assam; however, Sutar is batting at and is nearing the 400-run mark. What a sensational knock!

Mizoram 561/9

Kerala have been bowled out for 404. Nidheesh is the last batter to be dismissed, stumped for 15.Azhar remains unbeaten on 139. Lalit Yadav finishes with three wickets while Rajesh, Soumya and Ninad take two each.

Hyderabad finally get the fourth wicket. Tanay Thyagarajann strikes after lunch. Shaikh Rasheed is trapped right in front and falls for 61 off 114 balls. Andhra 113/4

Salil Arora, the Punjab batter, also notches up a ton and Punjab are nearing the 400-run mark in Mullanpur. His innings has been studded with nine boundaries.

Punjab 399/5

Jaymeet Patel gets the prized wicket for Gujarat and the Delhi captain Ayush Badoni walks off but not before scoring 217 runs. Delhi are clearly running away with the game and Gujarat is being batted out of the contest.

Delhi 545/5

At last a wicket for Chhattisgarh! D Jadeja gets Punjab captain Uday Saharan. The right-hander just ends up gliding the ball to slip. He falls for 161. Fifth wicket goes down for Punjab.

Punjab 389/5

The Mizoram batter is piling on the runs for Mizoram and has quickly moved onto 340. The records are well within sight, if he scores 380, then he would surpass Prithvi Shaw, registering the second-highest individual score in the history of Ranji Trophy.

While Ayush Badoni has dominated all the headlines in the Ranji Trophy encounter against Gujarat in Palam, Sumit Mathur has been flowing under the radar and is nearing a half-century. He is currently batting on 49.

Delhi 527/4 with Ayush Badoni unbeaten on 204.

Here's how scores read at the lunch break on Day 2:

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Delhi vs Gujarat - Delhi 527/4

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh - Punjab 372/4

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai - Himachal 140 all out; Mumbai 197/3

Haryana vs Chandigarh - Chandigarh 103 all out and 2/0; Haryana 245 all out

Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand - Uttarakhand 134 all out; Tamil Nadu 180/2

Uttar Pradesh vs Goa - Uttar Pradesh 202 all out; Goa 117/5

Assam vs Tripura - Assam 334; Tripura 14/2

Andhra vs Hyderabad - Hyderabad 275; Andhra 94/3

Baroda vs Bihar - Bihar 166 all out; Baroda 221/3

J&K vs Vidarbha - Jammu and Kashmir 260 all out; Vidarbha 103/6

Karnataka vs Saurashtra - Karnataka 342 all out; Saurashtra 14/0

Kerala vs Odisha - Kerala 363/7

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand - Jharkhand 169 all out; Maharashtra 208/3

Pondicherry vs Madhya Pradesh - Pondicherry 177 all out; Madhya Pradesh 92/3

Rajasthan vs Railways - Rajasthan 374/2

Services vs Bengal - Bengal 184 all out & 37/0; Services 122

Chinmay Sutar, who originally hails from Mumbai, has hit a triple century for Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy Plate tie against Nagaland. He's currently batting on 318 and Mizoram are nearing the 500-run mark.

Mizoram 489/9

Delhi captain Ayush Badoni brings up his double century off 233 balls. What a knock this has been from the skipper. Delhi are absolutely bossing the game against Gujarat. His knock has been studded with 20 fours and 2 sixes.

Delhi 520/4

At last, Saurashtra bowl out Karnataka. Vidwath Kaverappa is the last wicket to fall. Parth Bhut gets give wickets for Saurashtra. Karnataka's innings wraps up for 342.

After being bundled out for 184 against Services, Bengal have fought back, reducing the opponent to 113/9. All nine wickets have been taken by the spinners, with Shahbaz Ahmed scalping four.

Karnataka have been motoring along this morning. Manvanth Kumar has already registered a century and is now moving towards 150. Abhilash, too, is providing solid support at the other end.

Karnataka 335/8 against Saurashtra

Mumbai's third wicket goes down. First strike of the day for Himachal. Musheer Khan walks back to the hut after scoring 57. Jitender Rana with the much-needed scalp for Himachal.

Mumbai 154/3, leading by 14 runs

Ayush Badoni is continuing from where he left off on the opening day and has gone past 150. The right-hander is batting on 158, and Delhi are piling on the runs in Palam. Sumit Mathur has moved on to 18.

Delhi 450/4 in 98.3 overs.

Pradosh Ranjan Paul brings up his 50 by guiding Janmejay Joshi to the third man. This has been a solid start from Pradosh and B. Indrajith. Tamil Nadu 129/2 in 40 overs, five runs away from Uttarakhand's total of 134.

Tanay Thyagarajan gets the second wicket for Hyderabad. Hemanth Reddy is drawn out of the crease and wicketkeeper Pragnay Reddy has no troubles in removing the bails.

Andhra 33/2 in 10.3 overs.

Mohammed Siraj is keeping it tidy, and the runs are hard to come by off his bowling. The Andhra batters look to see out his opening burst on the second day. So far, the India pacer has bowled four overs, giving away nine runs and taking one wicket.

Andhra 31/1 in 9.5 overs

Delhi captain Ayush Badoni picks up another boundary and 400 comes up for the team here in Palam. The runs are coming by at a rapid pace and Gujarat bowlers are looking clueless in the middle.

Delhi 404/4 in 89.5 overs