Tamil Nadu's seamers Gurjapneet Singh, Sonu Yadav and Mohammed Mohammed have struck early on day three, reducing Delhi to 103-5.

Delhi 103-5 in 48.3 overs (Yash Dhull 20*) v Tamil Nadu 674-6d.

The Maharashtra captain has taken the attack to Mumbai in the second innings, and has reached a quickfire century.

Maharashtra 180-1 (Ruturaj Gaikwad 105*, Sachin Dhas 71*) & 126 v Mumbai 441. 

Tamil Nadu have declared their first innings. 

Opener Sai Sudharsan has top-scored with 213, with Washington Sundar (152) and Pradosh Ranjan Paul (117) also scoring centuries.

Tamil Nadu 674-6d v Delhi. 

Deepak Chahar's five-for has helped Rajasthan bowl Himachal Pradesh out for 98, and take a 236-run lead.

After a disappointing first round, Shreyas Iyer has started the second with a bang, crossing the three-figure mark against Maharashtra.

Mumbai 331-4 in 73.3 overs (Shreyas Iyer 101*, Suryakumar Yadav 3*) v Maharashtra 126.

Pacer Deepak Chahar has run through Himachal Pradesh to give Rajasthan an excellent start with the ball, taking five wickets in less than six overs.

Himachal Pradesh 41-6 in 10.4 overs (Rishi Dhawan 4*, Mayank Dagar 4*) v Rajasthan 334.

Washington Sundar, batting at No.3 for Tamil Nadu, was unbeaten on 96 overnight and has now completed a century.

Tamil Nadu 401-2 in 93 overs (Washington Sundar 105*, B Indrajith 1*) v Delhi.

Tamil Nadu have ground Delhi into the dust here, and opener Sai Sudharsan has recorded his first double century in first-class cricket.

Tamil Nadu 368-1 (B Sai Sudharsan 202*, Washington Sundar 88*) v Delhi.

Mumbai opener Ayush Mhatre, all of 17 years old, has scored his maiden first-class century.

Mumbai 203-3 in 45 overs (Ayush Mhatre 123*, Shreyas Iyer 32*) v Maharashtra 126.

Jammu & Kashmir's Abdul Samad has scored a magnificent century at faster than a run-a-ball, to help his side post 270.

Jammu & Kashmir 270 (Abdul Samad 127, Sumit Sharma 5-79) v Odisha.

After bowling Maharashtra out for 126, Mumbai have now taken the lead.

Mumbai 145-3 in 35 overs (Ayush Mhatre 94*, Shreyas Iyer 5*) v Maharashtra 126.  

Mumbai have bowled Maharashtra out for 126, Mohit Avasthi and Shams Mulani taking three wickets apiece.

They have, however, lost opener Prithvi Shaw for just one, as well as wicketkeeper Hardik Tamore.

Mumbai 50-2 in 11.3 overs (Ayush Mhatre 29*, Ajinkya Rahane 11*) v Maharashtra 126.  

After missing out on a century against Saurashtra, B Sai Sudharsan has gotten past the mark here against Delhi.

Tamil Nadu 180-1 in 44 overs (B Sai Sudharsan 105*, Washington Sundar 1*) v Delhi.

Tamil Nadu opener B Sai Sudharsan has scored his second consecutive half-century of this Ranji Trophy season. He is currentl batting on 51 against Delhi.

Tamil Nadu 98-0 in 25 overs (B Sai Sudharsan 51*, N Jagadeesan 41*) v Delhi.

After a loss to Baroda in the first round, defending champions Mumbai have started strongly against Maharashtra, taking six wickets in the first session.

Maharashtra 79-6 in 16 overs (Azim Kazi 23*, Nikhil Naik 6*) v Mumbai.

Mumbai pacer Shardul Thakur has struck twice in the first over to remove Maharashtra skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad, and Sachin Dhas, both for ducks.

Maharashtra 23-2 in 3 overs (Siddhesh Veer 11*, Ankit Bawne 12*).

Assam chose to bat v Chandigarh
Chhattisgarh chose to bat v Saurashtra 
Delhi chose to field v Tamil Nadu
Jharkhand chose to bat v Railways

Karnataka v Kerala: Toss delayed
Bengal v Bihar: Toss delayed
Haryana chose to bat v Uttar Pradesh
Punjab chose to bat v Madhya Pradesh

Gujarat chose to bat v Andhra Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh chose to field v Rajasthan
Hyderabad chose to field v Uttarakhand
Vidarbha chose to bat v Puducherry

Services elected to field v Baroda
Jammu & Kashmir elected to bat v Odisha
Maharashtra elected to bat v Mumbai
Meghalaya v Tripura: Toss delayed