Gujarat have bowled Hyderabad out for 170 on day four to win by 126 runs.

Priyajitsingh Jadeja and Rinkesh Vaghela have taken three wickets each.

Mumbai have been bowled out for 177 on day four, handing Baroda victory by 84 runs their round one fixture.

Bhargav Bhatt is the star, with 6-55.

Left-arm pacer Gurjapneet Singh has taken a staggering 6-22 on Ranji debut to bowl Tamil Nadu to victory by an innings and 70 runs over Saurashtra.

Left-arm seamer and Saurashtra captain Jaydev Unadkat has led from the front, taking 6-61 to help bowl Tamil Nadu out for 367.
 

Railways have bowled out Chandigarh for 159 in their second innings to register a 181-run win. Akash Pandey has taken 4-46.

Bengal have taken a narrow 19-run lead over Uttar Pradesh in Lucknow, by bowling them out for 292.

Shahbaz Ahmed and Mukesh Kumar have taken four wickets apiece.

Mumbai have given themselves a real chance of forcing a victory, as Tanush Kotian has taken three wickets to leave Baroda 73-6, leading by 149 runs.

In a stunning result, Haryana have bowled Bihar out for 133 on day two to record an innings victory, led by Jayant Yadav's 5-57.

Result: Bihar 78 & 133 lost to Haryana 254 by an innings and 43 runs

India Test players Prithvi Shaw (7), Shreyas Iyer (0) and Ajinkya Rahane (29) have all been dismissed cheaply as Mumbai trail Baroda by 138 runs.

Mumbai 152-5 (Siddhesh Lad 1*, Shams Mulani 7*) v Baroda 290. 

Jammu & Kashmir opener Shubham Khajuria has become the first player this season to score a double hundred.

J&K 372-5 (Shubham Khajuria 200*, Shivansh Sharma 51*) v Maharashtra

After bowling Saurashtra out for 203, Tamil Nadu have started quickly with the bat, thanks to B Sai Sudharsan and N Jagadeesan.

Tamil Nadu 76-0 (Sai Sudharsan 38*, Jagadeesan 32*) v Saurashtra 203.  

Himachal Pradesh finished day one on 300-1 and have continued to score heavily, with Ankit Kalsi nearing a century.

Himachal Pradesh 375-1 (Prashant Chopra 158*, Ankit Kalsi 94*) v Uttarakhand

Last season's MVP Tanush Kotian takes 4-61 to help Mumbai bowl Baroda out for 290. 

His spin partner Shams Mulani finishes with 3-111.

Despite being bowled out for 142, Railways have hit back to skittle Chandigarh for 109 and take a first-innings lead.

They have started batting again, on the morning session of day two.

Railways 142 (Yuvraj Singh 55, Vishu Kashyap 3-21) v Chandigarh 109 (Raj Bawa 34, Akash Pandey 5-38). Railways lead by 33 runs.

The start of play on day two between Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka in Indore has been delayed due to a wet outfield.

MP are currently 232-4 in the first innings.

Jharkhand 247-3 (Aryaman Sen 64, Rahul Singh 2-69) v Assam

Railways 142 (Yuvraj Singh 55, Vishu Kashyap 3-21) v Chandigarh 87-7 (Raj Bawa 22*, Akash Pandey 3-38)

Chhattisgarh 277-6 (Ayush Pandey 89, Ayush Badoni 2-29) v Delhi

Saurashtra 203 (Arpit Vasavada 62*, Sonu Yadav 3-30) v Tamil Nadu 

Madhya Pradesh 232-4 (Harpreet Singh Bhatia 75*, Prasidh Krishna 1-20) v Karnataka

Bengal 269-7 (Sudip Chatterjee 116, Vipraj Nigam 4-59) v Uttar Pradesh

Bihar 78 (Anuj Raj 29, Aman Kumar 3-18) v Haryana 184-7 (Kapil Hooda 33, Himanshu Singh 2-38)

Punjab 95-5 (Ramandeep Singh 28*, Aditya Sarwate 3-30) v Kerala

Gujarat 334-8 (Manan Hingrajia 174*, Chama Milind 3-51) v Hyderabad

Himachal Pradesh 300-1 (Prashant Chopra 122*, Swapnil K Singh 1-22) v Uttarakhand

Puducherry 237-9 (Ajay Rohera 84*, Aniket Choudhary 2-34) v Rajasthan

Vidarbha 118 (Akshay Wadkar 46*, KV Sasikanth 3-31) v Andhra 114-1 (Abhishek Reddy 62*, Aditya Thakare 1-34) 

Baroda 241-6 (Mitesh Patel 86, Tanush Kotian 2-53) v Mumbai

Jammu & Kashmir 264-5 (Shubham Khajuria 130*, Hitesh Walunj 2-66) v Maharashtra

Services 298-4 (Ravi Chauhan 113, Aryan Bora 2-77) v Meghalaya 

Tripura v Odisha: No play on day one

Bengal have slipped from 212-1 to 269-7 at stumps on day one, courtesy of a four-wicket haul from Uttar Pradesh leg-spinner Vipraj Nigam.

Bengal 269-7 (Shahbaz Ahmed 26*, Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal 0*)  

Himachal Pradesh openers Shubham Arora (118) and Prashant Chopra (100*) have both slammed centuries against Uttarakhand.

Himachal Pradesh 251-1 (Prashant Chopra 100*, Ankit Kalsi 30*)

Jammu & Kashmir opener Shubham Khajuria makes his way to a century against Ruturaj Gaikwad's Maharashtra.

Jammu & Kashmir 213-4 (Shubham Khajuria 100*, Abdul Samad 21*)

Last season's MVP Tanush Kotian has taken 2-27 for Mumbai, but Mitesh Patel and Atit Sheth have rescued Baroda from 90-5.

Baroda 168-5 (Mitesh Patel 56*, Atit Sheth 31*)

Aman Kumar (3-18) led the bowling figures, and Haryana's batters have helped them to a first-innings lead.

Haryana 106-4 (Nishant Sindhu 18*, Dheeru Singh 8*) vs Bihar 78

A team effort from the Andhra bowlers puts them in commanding position on day one.

Andhra Pradesh 73-1 (Abhishek Reddy 39*, Shaik Rasheed 28*) vs Vidarbha 118

Bengal have marched to tea for the loss of just one wicket against Uttar Pradesh, after Abhimanyu Easwaran was dismissed by Yash Dayal.

Bengal 209-1 (Sudip Chatterjee 101*, Sudip Kumar Gharami 88*).

Mohammed Mohammed took 3-32 in the morning session, before captain R Sai Kishore got rid of Cheteshwar Pujara, and Prerak Mankad.

Saurashtra 171-7 (Arpit Vasavada 44*, Jaydev Unadkat 9*)

The following Elite Group D matches are scheduled for the first round of the Ranji Trophy, on October 11:

Assam v Jharkhand

Chandigarh v Railways

Chhattisgarh v Delhi

Tamil Nadu v Saurashtra

The following Elite Group C matches are scheduled for the first round of the Ranji Trophy, on October 11:

Madhya Pradesh v Karnataka

Uttar Pradesh v Bengal

Haryana v Bihar

Kerala v Punjab

The following Elite Group B matches are scheduled for the first round of the Ranji Trophy, on October 11:

Hyderabad v Gujarat

Himachal Pradesh v Uttarakhand

Rajasthan v Puducherry

Vidarbha v Andhra

The following Elite Group A matches are scheduled for the first round of the Ranji Trophy, on October 11:

Baroda v Mumbai

Jammu & Kashmir v Maharashtra

Services v Meghalaya

Tripura v Odisha