Ruturaj Gaikwad ton headlines Maharashtras convincing win

For the second time in this Syed Mushtaq Ali prize season, Maharashtra hitter Ruturaj Gaikwad has crushed a long period. The opener hit 114 off only 68 balls, with 8 fours and 7 sixes in it as Maharashtra posted 167/4. Kerala could reach 127 for 8 accordingly, notwithstanding Rohan Kunnummal's 50 years. Yash Dhull followed up his 71 off 46 against Puducherry with a surprisingly better thump against Hyderabad - hitting six fours and six sixes while heading to a 36-ball 73. That helped the group to 196/6. Hyderabad's pursuit was then wrecked by Navdeep Saini, who got done with figures of 4 for 17 in 3.1 overs, Mayank Agarwal pounded a 21-ball 47 not out to assist Karnataka with pounding Arunachal Pradesh by 10 wickets. After V Koushik and Vidhwath Kaverappa's three-fers killed Arunachal on 75, the Karnataka openers took just 6.5 overs to the end goal. Saurav Chauhan's hurricane 84 fell off only 35 balls, including 7 sixes and as numerous limits, blew away Nagaland who were confined to only 119/8. Akash Singh made early advances in the protection of an unobtrusive aggregate, yet Chauhan took the spotlight with his close to courageous exertion in an unbeaten 105-run second wicket stand. Gujarat won with 10.1 overs and nine wickets in excess. Abdul Samad 26-ball 41 at No. 6 was to no end after J&K surrendered to a four-wicket rout against Haryana. Samad hit four sixes and two or three limits to lift his side to a serious 135/6 after they were battling at one point on 69/4 part of the way through the thirteenth over. Haryana themselves were in a spot of trouble at 82/6 toward the finish of sixteenth yet Sumit Kumar, who prior got two wickets, directed them home with a 13-ball appearance of 33 not out in a unimaginable showcase of death-overs hitting. Rail lines opener Shivam Chaudhary directed his group's pursuit of 135 with a 53-ball 62 that included seven limits and two hits into the stands. That after Riyan Parag's salvage demonstration of 49* off only 37 when Assam were reeling at 43/4 inside 9 overs. Bengal's game dominating complete was controlled by a 43-ball 56 from Sudip Gharami and a 33-ball 43 from Shahbaz Ahmad, who put on a 69-run represent the fourth-wicket . Wicketkeeper Agniv Skillet merged on the stage and moved the side to a mammoth 179/6 in his sparkling appearance of 34* off only 12 where he struck four sixes. In answer, Sikkim were limited to only 95/8. Chhattisgarh pipped Chandigarh by 8 wickets politeness 50 years thumps from opener Amandeep Khare (73 off 59) and captain Harpreet Singh Bhatia (42-ball 60*). The pair put on 133 runs for the second wicket organization, helping their side upgrade Chandigarh's 150/6 with 10 balls in excess. Bowling stars Lakshay Garg (4/16) and Arjun Tendulkar (2/25) consolidated to bowl Goa to a limited 11-run triumph. Uttar Pradesh were left in a spot of trouble at 6 for 2 before the second's over as the two bowlers made early advances. Garg later got back to go through the lower center request, keeping UP to 120 in quest for Goa's 131. Mayank Markande featured with great bowling figures of 3.1-0-4-4 as Punjab blew away Manipur for only 40, on the main bundle of the fifteenth over. Abhishek Sharma and Sid Kaul made early advances before Markande went through the center request in an extremely close spell. Offspinner's Kamal Tripathi's 4 for 11 controlled Madhya Pradesh's agreeable six-wicket prevail upon Mizoram. Tripathi's sparkling spell guaranteed Mizoram got done with a seriously inferior score of 94 for 6. Madhya Pradesh then proceeded to pursue it somewhere near the thirteenth over. The Tamil Nadu-Jharkhand installation was played on a bowlers' heaven as an endless flow of excellent spells determined the destiny of the intently battled apparatus. To begin with, left-arm medium pacer Vikash Singh [3 for 22] and left-arm spinner Shabaz Nadeem [4 for 12] held Tamil Nadu down to 138 of every 20 overs. Regardless of Virat Singh's 38-ball 52, it was the bowlers who reversed the situation on this installation. Turn sets of Murugan Ashwin (2 for 29) and R Sai Kishore (3 for 6) caused a center request breakdown and procured a 12-run win for TN. Close wins In Shreyas Iyer's return, Mumbai managed with a restricted triumph over Rajasthan to make it five successes in as numerous apparatuses this season. Mumbai rode on windy commitments from Prithvi Shaw (32 off 17) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (46 off 27) while Sarfaraz Khan (37 off 36) likewise contributed to push the group to 159/6. Regardless of Mahipal Lomror hitting 46 off 33, Mumbai's aggregate exertion with the ball got Rajasthan short by 20 runs. Tushar Deshpande was the pick of the bowlers, with figures of 2 for 12 Karan Shinde's 75 off 38 at no. 7 prevailed opener Babul Kumar's 50-ball 72 as Andhra held their nerve well to pull off a nearby two-wicket win in a high-scoring spine chiller at the Holkar Arena in Indore. Babaul and Bipin Saurabh (52) were engaged with 118-run opening stand that pushed Bihar to a telling 181/2. In answer, Andhra were reeling at 68/5 in the 10th over before Shinde turned it around terrifically. He hit nine limits and four sixes in his thump, before KV Sasikanth fixed it with a six with two balls in excess. Medium-pacer Yash Thakur held his nerve in the wake of being entrusted with guarding 10 runs off the last over as Vidarbha managed with a two-run triumph against Uttarakhand to usurp them to the subsequent spot. Thakur surrendered a four off the principal ball in the last finished, however drenched the tension of the circumstance to offer only four additional runs and finish the over with two wickets. That took his match count to 4 wickets for only 22 runs in 4 overs. Batting endeavors from Atharva Taide (36), Akshay Wadkar (35) and Jitesh Sharma (34) took Vidarbha to 157/6. Avneesh Sudha (43) and Aditya Tare (46) drove the way for Uttarakhand in pursue yet Thakur's heroics shut down that.