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Prasidh Krishna circled back to his six-wicket pull with a four-fer in the second innings to help Karnataka to a 117-run win. Ian Dev Singh gave his all to keep Karnataka under control with his 110, yet Shreyas Gopal and Krishna bowled out Jammu and Kashmir after a daring fightback for 390.
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After a duck in the principal innings, CR Gnaneshwar featured with 125 in Andhra's second innings as the game versus Services finished in a draw. Andhra stowed 3 focuses and Services 1.
Sikkim skipper Kranthi Kumar broadened his short-term score of 269 to 287, while Ashish Thapa, who had arrived at his century yesterday (batting on 100), took his score to 151.
Ankit Kaushik stayed unbeaten on 105 taking Chandigarh to 473 for 7 in the drawn game against Baroda in the wake of having begun the day on 283/4.
Rohan Kunnummal's twin hundreds of years in the game gave Kerala a 8-wicket prevail upon Gujarat. He supported up his 129 with an unbeaten 106 in the second innings to assist Kerala with pursuing down the necessary objective of 214.
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Dharmendrasinh Jadeja's seven-wicket pull gave Saurashtra an innings-and-131-run win in Ahmedabad. Previously having lost a large portion of their side in front of the last day's play, Odisha lost the leftover wickets in the main meeting itself.
Aditya Sarwate returned 6-20 as Maharashtra were bowled out for 328 preceding they were approached to follow-on by Vidarbha. He added one more wicket to his count before the game finished in a draw.
Commander Rongsen Jonathan returned a five-wicket pull as Nagaland bowled out Arunachal Pradesh for 237 on the last day to get a success by an innings and 83 runs.
Shahbaz Nadeem's five assisted Jharkhand to a tight 15-pursue with winning Delhi was bowled out for 319 as Dhruv Shorey's 136 was to no end.
Jokes Mulani got done with 11 wickets in the game with five coming in the second innings as Goa were pushed over for only 112, giving Mumbai a 119-run win.
Different outcomes
Bengal beat Hyderabad by 72 runs in Cuttack, Uttarakhand beat Rajasthan by a gigantic 299 runs and Punjab got a 10-wicket win in Delhi.
Railroads drew with Puducherry in Chennai, Tamil Nadu drew with Chhattisgarh in Guwahati and Manipur with Mizoram in Kolkata.
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