Ranji Highlights: Dhull's rare twin hundreds and Mulani's seven-for

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In a high-scoring draw among Delhi and Tamil Nadu, Yash Dhull turned out to be just the third batsman to make a century in every innings (113 and 113*) on Ranji Trophy debut after Nari Contractor (152 and 102*) for Gujarat in 1952-53 and Virag Awate (126 and 112) for Maharashtra in 2012-13. Dhruv Shorey scored 107 close by Dhull as Delhi completed Day 4 on 228/0 dec., driving a high-scoring draw with Tamil Nadu albeit the last option picked focuses based on a first-innings lead.

Dropped from the Test group, Cheteshwar Pujara reacted with a fine innings of 91 off just 83 balls as Saurashtra, nine somewhere near stumps, held Mumbai to an exhilarating attract Ahmedabad. The last option push came from the last batting pair of chief Jaydev Unadkat (32*) and Chetan Sakariya (10*) as Shams Mulani's 7-wicket pull missed the mark regarding getting Mumbai over the line.

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Requiring six wickets to beat Andhra, Rajasthan observed a saint in Shubham Sharma who picked 4 for 32 and got each of the six focuses for his side.

Telukupalli Ravi Teja picked a 6 for 41 as Hyderabad enlisted an out and out win against Chandigarh in Bhubaneshwar. Beginning Day 4 on 21/2, requiring 380 rushes to win, Chandigarh lost normal wickets to the Chinntla Rakshann Readdi and Teja, the couple consolidating to pick nine of the 10 wickets to fall.

Satyajeet Bachhav's 7 for 45 assisted Maharashtra with bowling Assam out for 160 just in the follow-on innings and register a success by an innings and 7 runs in Rohtak.

Returning from first-innings deficiency...

Madhya Pradesh could have yielded a first-innings shortfall yet they returned style, bowling out Gujarat for 88 on the last day. Kumar Kartikeya featured with the ball with figures of 5 for 34 after Shubham Sharma's 103 not out prior in the day helped set a useful objective of 195.

Bengal covered the phantoms of 88 all out in the main innings with an awesome run-pursue of 349 in the second. Requiring 203 additional rushes to win on the last day, Bengal lost early wickets however Shahbaz Ahmed (71*) and Abhishek Porel (53*) joined to add an unbeaten 108 runs for the seventh wicket.

Draws

In spite of Sakibul Gani's record triple century, Bihar needed to settle with a draw against Mizoram in Kolkata. Taruwar Kohli hit a noteworthy 101* in the follow-on innings as Mizoram completed on 199/4.

Uttar Pradesh and Vidarbha played out an attract Gurgaon. Beginning Day 4 at 32 for 2, UP completed the day at 250/6, with Rinku Singh completing on 62 not out in spite of the fact that Vidarbha picked the principal innings lead.

Beginning the day problematically positioned at 151/5 against Punjab, Himachal Pradesh completed the day on 402/8, with Akash Vashish (140) and Praveen Thakur (103*) hitting hundreds.

Karnataka set a 278-run focus for Railways yet there wasn't sufficient time passed on to constrain an outcome, with Railways completing the game at 69/4