Ranji Trophy, Round 2, Day 1 Highlights: Shubman Gill disappoints; Priyansh Arya, Rinku Singh and Badoni hit tons

Delhi end Day 1 at 381/4 in 84 overs with skipper Ayush Badoni unbeaten on 115. In the contest between Mumbai and Himachal, the former conclude the opening day at Mumbai 107 for 2, with Musheer Khan batting on 34 and Siddhesh Lad on 32.

Priyansh Arya turned his maiden first-class ton into a daddy hundred but missed out on getting a double century. He fell for 199, and his knock was studded with 24 hours and 4 sixes. Part-timer Manan Hingrajia with the crucial fourth wicket for Gujarat

Delhi 376/4.

Lalith gets the final wicket for Andhra as he traps Siraj. Hyderabad bowled out for 275 as all ten wickets fall to spinners. Andhra will have to bat two overs before stumps. Can Siraj take a wicket before the close of play on the final day? Stay tuned.

Uday Saharan continues to grow leaps and bounds. He smashes yet another century as Punjab gain the upper hand against Chhattisgarh. Shubman Gill applauds from the dressing room.

Punjab 251/4

Uttar Pradesh bundled out for 202 in the first innings against Goa. The score would have been abysmal had Rinku Singh not come up with an unbeaten 118. Yash Kasvankar is the pick of the bowlers for Goa, returning with a five-wicket haul. Rinku's knock was studded with 11 fours and two sixes and he lasted 186 balls in the middle. Uttar Pradesh bowled out in 71 overs.

Kawalpreet Singh looked set to breach the three-figure mark but was run out and had to go back for 96. Sixth wicket for Vidarbha.

Jammu and Kashmir 214/6

This has been a captain's knock from Ayush Badoni. The Delhi captain gets to the three-figure mark off 113 balls with the help of 11 fours and one six. Priyansh Arya continues to go strong at the other end and is nearing his double century. The partnership between the two now stands at 202 runs for the fourth wicket.

Delhi 344/3

Uttarakhand strike early after being dismissed by Tamil Nadu for 134. Devendra Bora struck with his fourth delivery to send back Vimal Khumar.

Tamil Nadu 0/1

On the other hand, Madhya Pradesh have been bundled out for 177 against Pondicherry. Ravi Kiran gets three while Aryan Pandey, Saransh Jain, and Kumar Kartikeya claim two wickets each. Arshad Khan picked up one wicket too.

Sachin Baby brings up his 15th first-class century. Azhar too moves to a fifty as Kerala fightback against Odisha. The sixth wicket stand between the two is now worth 111 runs. The Kerala batters have changed gears after the tea break and the duo are looking to accelerate the innings.

Ayush Badoni and Priyansh Arya are playing out of their skins and Gujarat bowlers are looking clueless at the moment. Arya has made his maiden first-class ton into a big one and Badoni too is moving steadily towards his century. Arya on 158 while Badoni is on 84.

Delhi 308/3.

The Delhi opening batter continues to go from strength to strength, bringing up 150 off 171 balls with the help of 19 fours and 4 sixes. The fourth wicket stand between him and skipper Ayush Badoni has now swelled up to 136 runs.

Delhi 278/3 in 60 overs.

The pacer scalps his fourth wicket of the day, and Uttarakhand are nine down against Tamil Nadu. Devendra Bora falls to the short ball tactic. The speedster came around the wicket, and the batter just fended the ball to the slips.

Uttarakhand 132/9

Himachal strike immediately after the tea break as Divyaansh Saxena falls. Mumbai lose their second wicket after bundling the opposition out for 140.

Mumbai 32/2

Here are how the scores read at the tea break:

Andhra vs Hyderabad - Hyderabad 195/5

Baroda vs Bihar - Bihar 166 all out

Delhi vs Gujarat - Delhi 249/3

Haryana vs Chandigarh - Chandigarh 103 all out; Haryana 37/3

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai - Himachal 140 all out; Mumbai 30/1

J&K vs Vidarbha - Jammu and Kashmir 184/5

Kerala vs Odisha - Kerala 174/5

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand - Jharkhand 169 all out

Pondicherry vs Madhya Pradesh -

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh - Punjab 198/4

Rajasthan vs Railways - Rajasthan 205/2

Services vs Bengal - Bengal 184 all out; Services 30/0

Jadeja at last provides the breakthrough for Chhattisgarh and Prabhsimran Singh walks back after scoring 62 runs off 133 balls, including six fours and 1 six. However, Punjab skipper Uday Saharan continues to go strong.

Punjab 198/4

The second session has also come to an end across various matches and the players head back for a small 15-20 minute break.

Here are some of the scores at the end of the tea session:

Mumbai 30/1 vs Himachal Pradesh (140)

Delhi 249/3 vs Gujarat

Andhra 195/5 vs Hyderabad

Haryana 37/3 vs Chandigarh (103)

Kerala 174/5 vs Odisha

Pulkit Narang shines for Services, returning with a five-wicket haul. This performance helps the team bowl Bengal out for 184. Abhimanyu Easwaran, the Bengal captain, was the top-scorer for the team with a knock of 56.

There it is! Himachal Pradesh finally strike after being bundled out for 140. Angkrish Raghuvanshi is caught at slips off. Abhishek Kumar with the wicket.

Mumbai 23/1 against Himachal (140)

Ayush Badoni brings up his half-century, and the partnership between him and Priyansh Arya continues to swell. Arya is not showing any sign of fatigue and is marching on with his knock.

Delhi 233/3 against Gujarat.

The Delhi captain is also leading from the front and has quickly moved to 46. The right-hander is nearing his half-century and the partnership between him and Priyansh Arya continues to frustrate Gujarat.

Delhi 219/3

Prabhsimran Singh brings up his half-century, and Punjab have gotten their act together after losing three quick wickets. The partnership between Prabhsimran and Uday Saharan is turning out to be a solid fourth-wicket stand. Both batters have gone past their fifties.

Punjab 184/3

Angkrish Raghuvanshi must be thanking his lucky stars. Himachal players were celebrating his wicket after getting him caught at slips, but the umpire gave it not out as the ball seemingly didn't carry to the fielder.

Saurabh Kumar gets his third wicket and Andhra are slowly and steadily making their way back into the contest. Rahul Singh looks to go for the glory shot, but is caught at mid-off. Koditela Himateja also falls quickly to Tripurana Vijay and Hyderabad are reduced to 172/4 with Pragnay Reddy and Rahul Radesh in the middle.

There it is! The Delhi opener brings up his maiden first-class century off just 125 balls, with the help of 15 fours and 2 sixes. His innings has been one of the major reasons behind Delhi dominating Gujarat in Palam. It is worth mentioning that Arya wasn't available for Delhi's Ranji Trophy opener against Bengal last week.

Delhi 180/3

Tushar Deshpande returns with four wickets as Mumbai bundle out Himachal for just 140. The score would have been all the more abysmal had Akash Vasisth not come up with a gritty 39 off 59 balls. Mohit Avasthi and Tanush Kotian picked up one wicket each while Sylvester D'Souza returned with two.