Gill is set to represent Punjab before leaving for New Zealand to lead India in the ODI and Test series. India all-rounder Suryansh Shedge has made himself available for Mumbai, while Ravindra Jadeja will miss the second round for Saurashtra.

Karnataka will be without both KL Rahul and R Smaran, both of whom have joined the India A side for their New Zealand tour. Yashasvi Jaiswal will be unavailable for Mumbai for the same reason.

Ranji Trophy, round two, day three, live updates

Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand, Chennai: R Sai Kishore has completed a stunning 10-wicket haul in the game against Uttarakhand as Tamil Nadu win by an innings and 66 runs.

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand, Pune: Ruturaj Gaikwad has notched up a brilliant century. He is unbeaten on 101 alongside Ankit Bawne who has scored 169 so far. Maharashtra have piled on 527 runs for the loss of five wickets with a lead of 358 runs.

Pondicherry vs Madhya Pradesh, Puducherry: Rajat Patidar dismissed for 122 this morning after notching up his century on Day 2. MP bundled out for 345 runs in the morning session as they took a 168-run lead in the first innings. 

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand, Pune: Ruturaj Gaikwad, batting at seven, has brought up his half-century. He is batting on 61 alongside Ankit Bawne who is on 144 as Maharashtra have piled on 459-5 so far in response to Jharkhand's 169.

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh, New Chandigarh: Harpreet Brar adds to his five-wicket haul with a sixth on day three to reduce Chhattisgarh to 129-7.

Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh, Bilaspur: Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed for a 228-ball 154. Mumbai still going strong at 481-7.

Ranji Trophy, round two, day two

Brief scores at the end of day two:

  • Bihar 4-0 & 166 vs Baroda 416 (Priyanshu Moliya 132, Deepak Hooda 70, Amod Yadav 5-139).

  • Madhya Pradesh 302-5 (Rajat Patidar 107*, Gaurav Yadav 5-70) vs Puducherry 177.

  • Vidarbha 253-7 (Ravikumar Samarth 133*, Umar Nazir Mir 4-49) vs Jammu & Kashmir 260.

  • Uttar Pradesh 102-4 (Aryan Juyal 60*) & 202 (Rinku Singh 118*) vs Goa 164 (Zeeshan Ansari 5-45).

  • Chhattisgarh 72-5 (Harpreet Brar 5-21) vs Punjab 456 (Uday Saharan 161, Salil Arora 107).

  • Hyderabad 78-1 & 275 vs Andhra (Shaik Rasheed 61, Tanay Thyagarajan 5-63).

  • Saurashtra 164-4 (Harvik Desai 77, Abhilash Shetty 2-26) vs Karnataka 342 (Manvanth Kumar 135).

  • Tripura 143-5 f/o (Manisankar Murasingh 59*) & 62 (Mohit Thakur 3-6) vs Assam 334.

  • Odisha 114-3 (Gourav Choudhary 50, Aditya Sarwate 2-27) vs Kerala 404 (Mohammed Azharuddeen 139, Sachin Baby 112).

  • Gujarat 98-2 (Hrithik Shokeen 2-40) vs Delhi 648-6d (Ayush Badoni 217, Priyansh Arya 199).

  • Maharashtra 403-5 (Digvijay Patil 148, Ankit Bawne 120*) vs Jharkhand 169 (Vicky Ostwal 4-39, Pradeep Dadhe 3-35).

  • Services 12-0 & 122 (Shahbaz Ahmed 4-31, Aamir Gani 4-35) vs Bengal 184 & 142 (Rahul Singh 5-39).

  • Mumbai 398-4 (Sarfaraz Khan 139*, Siddhesh Lad 87) vs Himachal Pradesh 140 (Tushar Deshpande 4-46).

  • Uttarakhand 9-1 & 134 vs Tamil Nadu 313 (Pradosh Ranjan Paul 136, Baba Indrajith 77, Mayank Mishra 5-118).

  • Railways 46-1 vs Rajasthan 497 (Sachin Yadav 194, Karan Lamba 194).

  • Haryana 245 (Yashvardhan Dalal 95, Nishant Sindhu 92) defeated Chandigarh 103 & 118 (Nishant Sindhu 6-27).

  • Nagaland 50-1 vs Mizoram 581-9d (Chinmay Sutar 400*, Jehu Anderson 69).

  • Manipur 173-2 (Karnajit Yumnam 93*) vs Meghalaya 380 (Kevin Christopher 110, Pheiroijam Jotin 5-79).

  • Sikkim 477-4 (Parth Palawat 151, Nilesh Lamichaney 134) vs Arunachal Pradesh 121.

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, Bilaspur: Missed out on just 1 in the previous game, Sarfaraz Khan made up for it with an unbeaten 139 to put Mumbai in the driving seat at 398-4.

Haryana vs Chandigarh, Rohtak: Haryana defeated Chandigarh by an innings and 24 runs within two days. Nishant Sindhu was the architect for them with 92 in the first innings and a six-wicket haul in the second.

Nagaland vs Mizoram, Dimapur: Chinmay Sutar made history, becoming only the second Indian to score 400 in First-Class cricket. He batted 517 balls, hitting 46 fours and seven sixes before Mizoram declared on 581-9.

Rajasthan vs Railways, Jaipur: Rajasthan opener Sachin Yadav and Karan Lamba both fell six short of their double centuries. Rajasthan at 450-5 batting first.

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand, Pune: Maharashtra have taken a 119-run lead in the first innings, with Digvijay Patil batting on 134 not out and Ankit Bawne supporting well with an unbeaten 78. Maharashtra at 288-3. 

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, Bilaspur: After Siddhesh Lad fell 13 short of a century, Sarfaraz Khan has taken the reins with 48 not out to help Mumbai build a 110-run lead in the first innings. 

Baroda vs Bihar, Vadodara: Priyanshu Moliya's superb 132 has helped Baroda take a strong first innings lead against Bihar. Baroda at 265-5, leading by 99 runs. 

Delhi vs Gujarat, New Delhi: Delhi have breached the 600-run mark on the back of Ayush Badoni's spectacular knock of 217 off 246 deliveries.

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh, New Chandigarh: Uday Saharan was dismissed for 167, while Salil Arora also fell after making 107. The pair has put Punjab in a commanding position at 422-7.

Kerala vs Odisha, Trivandrum: Mohammed Azharuddeen has registered a century against Odisha to help his side reach 326-8 batting first.

Karnataka vs Saurashtra, Bengaluru: Manvanth Kumar, unbeaten on 86 overnight, has brought up his century and is currently batting on 130 to rescue Karanataka from 194-8 to 334-8.

Delhi vs Gujarat, New Delhi: Ayush Badoni, unbeaten on 115 overnight, has completed his 150 in the first session on day two.

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, Bilaspur: Captain Siddhesh Lad and Musheer Khan both brought up their respective half-centuries in the first session on day two, taking Mumbai past Himachal's first-innings total of 140. They are 154-2 at the time of writing.

Ranji Trophy, round two, day one

Brief scores at the end of day one:

  • Baroda 77-3 vs Bihar 166 (Bipin Saurabh 58, Raj Limbani 4-36).

  • Madhya Pradesh 23-2 vs Puducherry 177 (Ravi Kiran 3-51, Saransh Jain 2-36).

  • Jammu & Kashmir 260 (Kawalpreet Singh 96, Nachiket Bhute 3-41) vs Vidarbha.

  • Goa 43-0 vs Uttar Pradesh 202 (Rinku Singh 118*, Yash Kasvankar 5-86).

  • Punjab 269-4 (Uday Saharan 106*) vs Chhattisgarh.

  • Andhra 9-0 vs Hyderabad 275 (Abhirath Reddy 67, Rahul Radesh 58*, Tripurana Vijay 4-90).

  • Karnataka 281-8 (Manvanth Kumar 86*, Jaydev Unadkat 3-49) vs Saurashtra.

  • Assam 228-6 (Sibsankar Roy 54, Sandip Sarkar 3-64) vs Tripura.

  • Kerala 245-6 (Sachin Baby 112, Mohammed Azharuddeen 72*) vs Odisha.

  • Delhi 381-4 (Priyansh Arya 199, Ayush Badoni 115*) vs Gujarat.

  • Maharashtra 85-3 vs Jharkhand 169 (Vicky Ostwal 4-39, Pradeep Dadhe 3-35).

  • Services 83-5 vs Bengal 184 (Abhimanyu Easwaran 56, Pulkit Narang 5-63).

  • Mumbai 107-2 (Musheer Khan 34*, Siddhesh Lad 32*) vs Himachal Pradesh 140 (Tushar Deshpande 4-46).

  • Tamil Nadu 85-2 vs Uttarakhand 134 (Avneesh Sudha 54, Gurjapneet Singh 4-36, R Sai Kishore 4-40).

  • Rajasthan 247-2 (Sachin Yadav 115*, Karan Lamba 89*) vs Railways.

  • Haryana 139-4 (Yashvardhan Dalan 63*, Nishant Sindhu 46*) vs Chandigarh 103 (Ajith Chahal 3-17, Aman Kumar 3-21).

  • Mizoram 331-5 (Chinmay Sutar 180*, Neizekho Rupreo 2-63) vs Nagaland.

  • Meghalaya 325-6 (Kevin Christopher 110, Swastic Chettri 63*) vs Manipur.

  • Sikkim 126-1 (Nilesh Lamichaney 75*) vs Arunachal Pradesh 121 (Kranthi Kumar 5-20).

Uttar Pradesh vs Goa, Kanpur: Rinku Singh produces a stunning knock of 118 with little support from the other end to push Uttar Pradesh to 202.

Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand, Chennai: Gurjapneet Singh and Sai Kishore have snapped up four wickets each as Tamil Nadu skittle out Uttarakhand for 134.

Rajasthan vs Railways, Jaipur: Rajasthan opener Sachin Yadav slammed a century to help his team reach 220-2.

Puducherry vs Madhya Pradesh, Puducherry: Saransh Jain was amongst the wickets for Madhya Pradesh with 2 for 36 as they restricted Puducherry to 177 in the first innings.

Jammu & Kashmir vs Vidarbha, Sri Nagar: Kawalpreet Singh is keeping the scoreboard ticking for the defending champions against Vidarbha, currently batting on 80 with J&K at 184-5.

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand, Pune: Maharashtra have bowled out Jharkhand for 169 on the back of Vicky Otswal's 4 for 39. Pradeep Dadhe and Tanay Sanghavi also claimed three scalps each.

Delhi vs Gujarat, New Delhi:Priyansh Arya has brought up a sensational century off just 127 balls against Gujarat, currently batting 105. Delhi at 200-3.

Kerala vs Odisha, Trivandrum: Sachin Baby is fighting for Kerala on an unbeaten 55, with the team struggling at 117-5.

Services vs Bengal, New Delhi: Abhimanyu Easwaran scored a fifty but wickets kept tumbling for Bengal, currently at 151-8. Pulkit Narang has taken a five-wicket haul for Services.

Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand, Chennai: Gurjapneet Singh has taken three scalps while Sai Kishore has bagged two as Tamil Nadu have dismantled Uttarakhand to 53-6.

Uttar Pradesh vs Goa, Kanpur: UP have had a disastrous start in this game, losing half the side for 93 runs, with Rinku Singh giving a lone fight on unbeaten 31.

Haryana vs Chandigarh, Rohtak: Aman Kumar and Ajith Chahal have snared three wickets each to put Haryana in a strong position. Chandigarh at 79-8 batting first.

Baroda vs Bihar, Vadodara: Raj Limabani has produced a magnificent spell, conceding just three runs in eight overs and picking up three wickets to reduce Bihar to 87-5.

Andhra vs Hyderabad, Mulapadu: Abhirath Reddy is batting on 67 not out to get Hyderabad off to a good start at 120-1.

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai, Bilaspur: Mumbai have reduced Himachal Pradesh to 95-7, with Tushar Deshpande taking three wickets and Sylvester D'Souza claiming two.

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh, New Chandigarh: Shubman Gill's return for Punjab was short-lived as he was knocked over by Ajay Mandal for just one run off five balls. Punjab at 89-3.

Here’s the list of Ranji Trophy round two fixtures

The second round's play will commence at 9:30am local time at most venues. In Shillong, however, for the Plate division matchup between Meghalaya and Manipur, play will start at 8:30am, and similarly for the Nagaland vs Mizoram game in Dimapur. The Assam vs Tripura game in Guwahati begins at 8.45am.

Match

Venue

Start time (local time)

Nagaland vs Mizoram

Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima, Dimapur

8:30am

Meghalaya vs Manipur

MCA Cricket Ground, Shillong

8:30am

Assam vs Tripura

ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati

8:45am

Andhra vs Hyderabad

DVR Ground, Mulapadu

9:30am

Arunachal Pradesh vs Sikkim

Gokulbhai Somabhai Patel Stadium, Nadiad

9:30am

Baroda vs Bihar

Reliance Cricket Stadium, Vadodara

9:30am

Delhi vs Gujarat

Airforce Complex Ground, Palam II, New Delhi

9:30am

Haryana vs Chandigarh

Chaudhary Bansi Lal Cricket Stadium, Lahli, Rohtak

9:30am

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai

Luhnu Cricket Ground, Bilaspur

9:30am

Jammu & Kashmir vs Vidarbha

Sher-i-Kashmir Cricket Stadium, Srinagar

9:30am

Karnataka vs Saurashtra

Alur Cricket Stadium, Bengaluru

9:30am

Kerala vs Odisha

Sports Hub International Cricket Stadium, Trivandrum

9:30am

Maharashtra vs Jharkhand

MCA Cricket Stadium, Gahunje, Pune

9:30am

Puducherry vs Madhya Pradesh

Cricket Association Puducherry Siechem Stadium, Puducherry

9:30am

Punjab vs Chhattisgarh

PCA International Cricket Stadium Ground A, New Chandigarh

9:30am

Rajasthan vs Railways

Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

9:30am

Services vs Bengal

Airforce Complex Ground, Palam, New Delhi

9:30am

Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand

MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

9:30am

Uttar Pradesh vs Goa

Green Park Stadium, Kanpur

9:30am

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