Vijay Hazare Trophy Highlights: Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh win

After suffering a few early hiccups, Kerala won the match against Maharashtra by four wickets by chasing down a handsome target of 292 runs. While Ruturaj Gaikwad scored his third consecutive century earlier in the first innings, Vishnu Vinod scored 100 unbeaten runs during a partnership of 174 runs with Sijomon Joseph. At the same time, Joseph also returned with an unbeaten knock of 71 runs in 70 balls. A Palkar and J P Zope returned after dismissing two batters each, while P C Dadhe took a lone wicket for Maharashtra.

Karnataka scored 14 runs off the 47th over and took their score to 275/6 as Vinod and Joseph take their team towards a win.

After 46 overs of their chase of 292 runs, Kerala have scored 261 runs after losing six wickets after 46 overs of the match. While Maharashtra need to defend 37 runs in order to win the match, Kerala would want Vishnu Vinod and Sijomon Joseph to continue their batting exploits in order to win the match. Vinod and Joesph continue to bat on the individual scores of 75 runs and 62 runs respectively.

Tamil Nadu won the match against Bengal, courtesy of a fantastic bowling effort that restricted Bengal at the total score of 149 runs while chasing a target of 196 runs. Ragupathy Silambarasan returned with the best performance of 4/28, while Sandeep Warrier dismissed two batters. Meanwhile, M Siddharth, B Sai Sudarshan, and Washington Sundar returned with one wicket each. At the same time, Bengal opener Abhisek Das top-scored 30 runs for the team,

Karnataka defeated Mumbai by seven wickets as they chased down the target of 209 runs within 46 overs of their chase. Opener Samarth R top-scored with an unbeaten knock of 96 runs, while Karun Nair also returned after scoring 39 individual runs.

Uttar Pradesh won their match against Delhi by nine wickets by chasing down the target of 244 runs within 44 overs of the second innings. Opener Aryan Juyal top-scored with 120 runs after his fellow opener returned after scoring 89 runs. 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Vishnu Vinod completed his half-century off just 47 balls, while Kerala stand at 212/6 after 40 overs of play. Kerala needs 80 runs to win the match.

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka find themselves at 206/3 after 45 overs and they need just 3 runs to win the match. Samarth R continues the chase batting on the individual score of 92 runs.

Bengal vs Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu won the match by restricting Bengal for 149 runs during the chase of 295 runs. Ragupathy Silambarasan returned with the best performance of 4/28, while Sandeep Warrier dismissed two batters. Meanwhile, M Siddharth, B Sai Sudarshan, and Washington Sundar returned with one wicket each.

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: UP batter Aryan Juyal reached to his century in 127 runs, while UP find themselves 230/1 after 43 overs requiring 13 runs to win the match.

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Coming in to bat for Kerala at no. 7, Vishnu Vinod is approaching his half-century as he has scored 42 runs after 36 overs of play. Meanwhile, Kerala have 176/6 on the board while chasing the target of 292 runs by Maharashtra.

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka are at 154/3 after 38 runs with Samarth R batting on the individual score 73 runs off 108 balls. The Manish Pandey-led team is chasing a target of 209 runs set by Mumbai.

Bengal vs Tamil Nadu: Bengal have scored 123 runs after losing seven wickets after 33 overs. They need 173 runs with three wickets in hand to defeat Tamil Nadu.

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Madhav Kaushik returned to the dugout after scoring 89 individual runs during a first wicket partnership of 184 runs with Aryan Juyal. UP now need 48 runs to win the match with 13 overs remaining, as Juyal approaches his century, He is currently batting on 94 individual runs.

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Kerala now need 126 runs from 18 overs to win the match, as Maharashtra look to dismiss the last four batters and win the match.

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka lose the wicket of skipper Manish Pandey in the 35th over of the match, and stand at 143/3 after 36 overs chasing the target of 208 runs.

Bengal vs Tamil Nadu: The batting collapse of Bengal continued as batter Shahbaz was dismissed in the 29th over during their chase. With 110/7 after 31 overs, Tamil Nadu will look to win the match by finishing off the tail.

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: UP find themselves at 176/0 after 34 overs. They now need 67 more runs to win the match.

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Kerala lose the wicket of Jalaj Saxena in the 25th over and find themselves at 136/6 after 28 overs of play, chasing the target of 292 runs set by Maharashtra.

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka lose the wicket of Siddhart KV in the 31st over as the team has scored 129/2 after 32 overs of play, chasing the low target of 209 runs by Mumbai.

Bengal vs Tamil Nadu: Bengal reached a total of 100 runs on the board in the 28th over, and find themselves at 101/6 at the end of the 28th over while chasing a target of 296 runs,

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh openers Madhav Kaushik and Aryan Juyal continue their stellar first wicket partnership by scoring 75 and 86 individual runs respectively, while the team stands at 168/0 in the 32nd over.

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Chasing the target of 292 runs set by Maharashtra in the first innings, Kerala have scored after 25 overs of play. Maharashtra look to be in a good position to win the match, as they need just five more wickets with 25 overs remaining.

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka find themselves at 109/1 after the completion of 28 overs of the chase. Chasing a low total of 208 runs against Mumbai, Karnataka openers Samarth R and Rohan Kadam provided a solid start by adding 95 runs for the 1st wicket partnership. After Kadam walked back on 44, Samarth on 50 continues the chase with Siddharth KV.

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Chasin a handsome target of 296 runs, Bengal find themselves at 93/6 after 27 overs of play in the second innings. Ragupathy Silambarasan, M Siddharth, and Washington Sundar have picked one wicket each for Tamil Nadu while Sandeep Warrie dismissed two Bengal batters.

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh have scored 108 runs in 23 overs without losing a single wicket. Both Madhav Kaushik and Aryan Juyal continue the chase of 245 runs, as Delhi scored 244 runs in the 1st innings.

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Kerala have lost four wickets in 19 overs for 90 runs on the board. Maharashtra are looking good to win the game as they have posted a total of 291 runs on the board while batting in the first innings. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka have scored 88 runs in 24 overs for the loss of zero wicket. Chasing a low total of 208 runs against Mumbai, Karnataka openers Samarth R and Rohan Kadam have provided a solid start by scoring 44 runs, Kadam has hit 41 off 72 balls, respectively. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Sudip Chatterjee-led Bengal have scored 74 runs in 19 overs for the loss of 4 wickets. Kaif Ahmad is the latest batter to go after scoring 10 off 18 balls. Ragupathy Silambarasan, M Siddharth and Washington Sundar have picked a wicket each for Tamil Nadu. 

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh have scored 104 runs in 22 overs without losing a single wicket. Both Madhav Kaushik and Aryan Juyal are intact in the middle having scored 45 and 57 runs, respectively. 
 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Kerala have lost another wicket in the form of Vathsal, who has been dismissed by PC Dhade for 18 runs. Ruturaj Gaikwad's Maharashtra are looking good to win the game as they have posted a total of 291 runs on the board while batting in the first innings. Kerala are batting at 60/4 in 15 overs. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka have scored 63 runs in 18 overs for the loss of zero wicket. Chasing a low total of 208 runs against Mumbai, Karnataka openers Samarth R and Rohan Kadam have provided a solid start by scoring 29 runs, Kadam has hit 33 off 59 balls, respectively. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Sudip Chatterjee-led Bengal have scored 59 runs in 14 overs for the loss of 3 wickets. Writtick Bijoy Chatterjee is the latest batter to go after scoring 16 off 30 balls. Ragupathy Silambarasan, M Siddharth, and Washington Sundar have picked a wicket each for Tamil Nadu. 

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh have scored 82 runs in 17 overs without losing a single wicket. Both Madhav Kaushik and Aryan Juyal are intact in the middle having scored 37nd 43uns, respectively. 
 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Ruturaj Gaikwad's Maharashtra is on top as Kerala have lost three wickets for just 29 runs on the board. Kerala's Mohammed Azharuddeen, Sachin Baby, and Rohan Kunnummal have been dismissed so far. Vathsal and Jalaj Saxena are currently batting in the middle in an effort to chase down a mammoth total of 292 runs. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka have scored 52 runs in 14 overs for the loss of zero wickets. Chasing a low total of 208 runs, Karnataka openers Samarth R and Rohan Kadam have provided a solid start. While Samarth has scored 26 runs, Kadam has hit 25 off 45 balls. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Sudip Chatterjee-led Bengal have scored 49 runs for the loss of 1 wicket. Abhisek Das and Writtick Bijoy Chatterjee are intact in the middle having scored 30 and 14 runs, respectively. Ragupathy Silambarasan has taken the sole wicket for Tamil Nadu. 

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh have scored 67 runs without losing a single wicket. Both Madhav Kaushik and Aryan Juyal are intact in the middle having scored 29 and 36 runs, respectively. 
 

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: Uttar Pradesh is currently looking good to chase down 244 in 50 overs as the side has scored 36 runs without the loss of a single wicket. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka is cruising comfortably towards the low target of 209 runs against Mumbai as the side has scored 30 without the loss of a single wicket. 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Kerala has lost 1 wicket in the form of Mohammed Azharuddeen as the opening batter was dismissed run out by Rahul Tripathi. Kerala are batting at 7/1 in 3.3 overs. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Chasing a target of 296 runs, Bengal have lost a wicket in the form of opener Shreevats Goswami, who went back after scoring just 1 run. Bengal is batting at 13/1 in 3.1 overs. 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rahul Tripathi have helped their side post a mammoth total of 291 runs against Kerala. While Gaikwad scored yet another century in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy, Tripathi hit 99 runs before being dismissed by Nidheesh MD.  

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Tamil Nadu finished its innings at 295/8 courtesy of some superb batting performances by Dinesh Karthik, Kousik J, and B Indrajith, who scored 87, 50, and 64 runs, respectively. Mukesh Kumar and Akash Deep picked three wickets each for Bengal, while Shahbaz and Pradipta Pramanik scalped one each to their names. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Karnataka bowlers managed to restrict Mumbai for just 208 runs on the board. Despite getting a solid start in the beginning by its openers, Mumbai couldn't hold on to the momentum and kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Pravin Dubey shone with the ball for Karnataka as he picked 4 wickets in the match.   

Uttar Pradesh vs Delhi: The Anuj Rawat-led side have been bowled out for 243 runs in 49 overs. Uttar Pradesh bowlers came hard at Delhi and managed to restrict them to a score of less than 250 runs. Shivam Mavi shone with the ball for Uttar Pradesh as he picked a four-wicket-haul. Shivam Sharma and Yash Dayal scalped two wickets each, while Mohsin Khan picked 1 wicket. 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Ruturaj Gaikwad is still intact in the middle and is batting at 123 off 127 balls. Maharashtra is currently batting at 248/4 in 45 overs. Rahul Tripathi also contributed with the bat as he scored 99 runs before being dismissed by Nidheesh MD. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Dinesh Karthik has taken his team from 160/4 to 234/5 in 45 overs. The wicketkeeper-batsman scored 87 off 95 balls before being dismissed by Akash Deep. Kousik J is still intact in the middle batting at 43 off 27 balls. Tamil Nadu is at 253/5 in 46.3 overs. 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Despite getting a solid start from the openers, Mumbai have failed to put up a big total on the board as the side finished the innings at 207/9 in 50 overs.

Maharashtra batter Ruturaj Gaikwad has scored yet another century in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy as he touched the three-digit mark against Kerala on Saturday. This is Gaikwad's third century in three days. The right-handed batter is currently batting at 102 off 112 balls. 

Tamil Nadu vs Bengal: Tamil Nadu lost another wicket in the form of captain N Jagadeesan, who was dismissed by Shahbaz for 31 off 61 balls. B Indrajith and Dinesh Karthik are currently batting at 12 and 3 runs, respectively. Tamil Nadu are at 60/3 in 19.1 overs. Mukesh Kumar has picked 2 wickets for Bengal, while Shahbaz has scalped 1 wicket. 
 

Karnataka vs Mumbai: Batting first, Mumbai's opening batters Yashasvi Jaiswal and Armaan Jaffer forged a 95-run partnership before the latter was dismissed LBW by Suchith J. Jaiswal is still intact for Mumbai at 46 off 71 balls. He has been joined by Surya in the middle. Mumbai is currently batting at 103/1 in 23.4 overs. 
 

Kerala vs Maharashtra: Ruturaj Gaikwad is looking in great touch once again as he has smashed yet another Vijay Hazare half-century in the game against Kerala. He is currently batting at 52 off 59 balls alongside Rahul Tripathi, who has scored 44 off 52 balls. Maharashtra is batting at 111/2 in 21.3 overs. Basil Thampi and Nidheesh MD have picked one wicket each for Kerala.   
 

Mumbai vs Karnataka: After 2 overs Yashasvi Jaiswal and Armaan Jaffer gave Mumbai a strong start against Karnataka scoring 20 runs. Jaiswal is currently batting at 2 runs, while Armaan Jaffer was done the bulk of the scoring with 12 runs from 10 balls.

Maharashtra after 1.3 overs have put up 3 runs on the scoreboard 

TamilNadu vs Bengal: After 3 overs Tamil Nadu are 6/0 B Sudarshan is currently batting at 3 runs, while skipper N Jagadeesan has scored  2 runs so far

Elite A Group matches

At Mumbai: Gujarat vs Himachal Pradesh, Andhra vs Jammu & Kashmir

At Thana: Odisha vs Vidarbha.

Elite B Group matches

At Thumba: Baroda vs Puducherry

At Thiruvananthapuram: Bengal vs Tamil Nadu

AT Mangalapuram: Karnataka vs Mumbai.

Elite C Group matches

At Mohali: Hyderabad vs Saurashtra;

At Mullanpur: Haryana vs Jharkhand

At Chandigarh: Delhi vs Uttar Pradesh.

Elite D Group matches

At Rajkot: Chandigarh vs Chhattisgarh, Kerala vs Maharashtra

At Saurashtra: Madhya Pradesh vs Uttarakhand

Elite E Group matches

At Ranchi: Goa vs Services, Assam vs Punjab, Railways vs Rajasthan.

Plate Group

Jaipur: Sikkim vs Tripura, Bihar vs Nagaland, Manipur vs Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh vs Mizoram

Rajasthan won the toss against Railways and decided  to Field first

Services won the toss against Goa and decided  to Field first

Assam, won the toss and chose to bat against Punjab

Punjab vs Assam: Siddharth Kaul strikes picks up the first wicket for Punjab.  Assam opener Wasiqur Rahman clean bowled by the Punjab pacer. Assam are 0/1. Manthan Khutkar opens the innings and scored 4 runs in the first over for Goa vs Services