The Goa batsmen put up a nice show on the fourth day to disclaim Karnataka a straight win. Goa captain Darshan Misal (95) was cautious and added 99 runs for the ninth wicket with Lakshya Garg (38).
Abbreviated Score: Karnataka 603/7 dec drew with Goa 373 (Darshan Misal 95, Suyash Prabhudesai 87, Siddhesh Lad 63; V Vyshak 3/60, Shubang Hegde 3/80, Okay Gowtham 3/140) & 105/3 (Suyash Prabhudesai 61 no) .
Nadeem spins Jharkhand to victory
Shahbaz Nadeem claimed his twenty sixth five-wicket haul in first-class cricket as Jharkhand beat Services by 9 wickets and acquire six factors in Jamshedpur.
Abbreviated Score: Services 367 and 214 (Arpit N Guleria 77, Rahul Singh Gehlaut 36; Shahbaz Nadeem 5/78, Anukul Roy 4/63) misplaced to Jharkhand 551/8 Dec and 31/1.
Uttarakhand beat HP by 5 wickets
Four wickets from quick bowler Abhay Negi and an unbeaten half-century from Kunal Chandela helped Uttarakhand beat Himachal Pradesh by 5 wickets in Dehradun.
Abbreviated Score: HP 49 & 391 (Akash Vasisht 111, Rishi Dhawan 77; Abhay Negi 4/54) misplaced to Uttarakhand 336 & 106/5 in 28.5 overs (Kunal Chandela 59 not out.; Mayank Dagar 3/35).
Baroda registered a 4-wicket win over UP
Chasing 187, Shashwat Rawat (68), Mitesh Patel (40) and Ninad Rathwa (40) helped Baroda beat Uttar Pradesh by 4 wickets in Vadodara.
Abbreviated Score: UP 258 and 177 (Dhruv Jurel 50; Ninad Rathwa 5/56) misplaced to Baroda 249 and 189/6 (Shashwat Rawat 68, Mitesh Patel 40, Ninad Rathwa 40).
Assam beat Hyderabad by 18 runs
Riyan Parag trapped final man Kartikeya Kak to assist Assam beat Hyderabad by 18 runs on the RGICS in Hyderabad.
Abbreviated Score: Assam 205 & 252 bt Hyderabad 208 & 231 in 61.5 overs (Tanmay Agarwal 123; Riyan Parag 4/93).
dadhe ground andhra
Maharashtra pacer Pradeep Dadhe (6/20) wrecked Andhra Pradesh’s batting line-up as they thrashed Hanuma Vihari-led Andhra by 131 runs and moved as much as second within the desk.
Abbreviated Score: Maharashtra 200 & 250 vs Andhra 211 & 108 (Hanuma Vihari 36; Pradeep Dadhe 6/20).
avesh stars in mp’s victory
A cameo from Avesh Khan (30 not out) helped defending champions Madhya Pradesh proceed their profitable streak as they beat Railways by two wickets in Indore.
Abbreviated Score: Railways 274 & 195 misplaced to MP 255 & 215/8 (Himanshu Mantri 45, Saransh Jain 36, Avesh Khan 30 not out).
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
