Vijay Hazare Trophy 2021: Unbeaten Mumbai seals quarterfinal berth, Saurashtra qualifies from Group E

Vijay Hazare Trophy live score, streaming, day 10 updates and commentary from the 2020-21 season with Bengal, Haryana, Saurashtra, Delhi, Maharashtra, Mumbai, and Rajasthan among the teams in action.

Updated : Mar 01, 2021 17:33 IST , Kolkata

Delhi's Shikhar Dhawan after reaching his century in a Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Maharashtra at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Saturday.
Delhi's Shikhar Dhawan after reaching his century in a Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Maharashtra at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Saturday.
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Delhi's Shikhar Dhawan after reaching his century in a Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Maharashtra at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Saturday.

FINAL ELITE GROUP D, E AND PLATE STANDINGS

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HIGHLIGHTS

Delhi vs Rajasthan: Delhi chases the target down in only 44.4 overs!

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: S Ashwath and Sagar Trivedi are the only ones standing in Maharashtra's way as it looks to snaffle up a huge win in Jaipur. Pondicherry 196/9 in 43 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: A potential upset is on the cards at the 22 Yards, Salt Lake, Kolkata, where Services has sent eight of Saurashtra's batsmen back in the dressing-room. Chirag Jani, batting on 58, is the side's final straw. Saurashtra 220/8 in 41 overs, needs 82 runs to win.

Delhi vs Rajasthan: Nitish Rana's fifty is shortly followed by Himmat Singh's ton as Delhi closes in on the total set by Rajasthan. Delhi 261/2 in 39.4 overs.

Nagaland vs Arunachal Pradesh: Nagaland, with a seven-wicket win, ends its domestic season on a high with Shrikant Mundhe and Rongsen Jonathan getting a hundred apiece coupled with Stuart Binny's very special fifty in his 100th List A outing.

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Crucial partnerships in the Nagaland innings.
 

Nagaland vs Arunachal Pradesh: Stuart Binny, playing his 100th List A game, is providing able support to Shrikant Mundhe, who has moved into the 80s now. Nagaland239/2 in 37 overs.

Assam vs Mizoram: Drinks have been called for with Mizoram at 137/6 in 37 overs. With 206 runs still required, the side has a long way to go. Assam shouldn't face much trouble in wrapping this game up in its favour.

Delhi vs Rajasthan: Nitish Rana and Himmat Singh have done well to keep rotating the strike and trudge on since Shikhar Dhawan's dismissal in the 21st over. Delhi 187/2 in 31 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Jammu and Kashmir has dashed Chandigarh's hopes of a 'direct' qualification with a thrilling victory! The eight-wicket defeat has additionally guaranteed Saurashtra of a QF spot, irrespective of its result today against Services.

Himachal vs Mumbai: After Mayank Dagar scores 23 runs from the 24th over - the most expensive, thus far, in this game - Vaibhav Arora loses his wicket off the first ball of the 25th. Mumbai, unbeaten in the league stage, has earned itself a much-deserved berth in the Vijay Hazare quarterfinal!

J & K vs Chandigarh: J & K is marching towards an emphatic victory, thanks to game-changing knocks from Shubham Khajuria (120, 86b, 15x4, 5x6) and Henan Nazir, who is fast approaching a century! Less than 25 runs to get now with eight wickets remaining. J & K 221/2 in 31.3 overs.

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Innings progression worms for J & K vs Chandigarh
 

Himachal vs Mumbai: Captain Shreyas Iyer drops one but doesn't commit another error later on in the over when the second opportunity rises. MUMBAI, NOW, IS JUST ONE WICKET AWAY FROM SEALING A QUARTERFINAL BERTH! Himachal 89/9 in 21.4 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Himachal is losing wickets in a flurry as leg-spinner Prashant Solanki sees the back of Praveen Thakur and Ayush Jamwal in the same over. Himachal 80/8 in 19.5 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Less than 50 to get for Haryana now with seven wickets remaining. Shouldn't be a tough task but cricket is a funny game and you never know... Haryana 129/3 in 30 overs.

Delhi vs Rajasthan: 'New man in' Himmat Singh has been in fine touch since SK Sharma delivered the perfect delivery to outfox Dhruv Shorey. Shikhar Dhawan, at the other end, has looked relaxed at the crease as well. Delhi 91/1 in 17 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: Snell Patel and Vishvarajsinh Jadeja's wickets fall in quick succession as Services bounces right back into the game. Saurashtra 83/2 in 13.4 overs.

Nagaland vs Arunachal Pradesh: Rongsen Jonathan gets to his fifty as Nagaland continues to keep the scoreboard ticking. It has been a decent start for the side; Sedezhalie Rupero's is the only wicket in this innings. Nagaland 85/1 in 15 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Shubham Khajuria, chipping in as an opener since Jammu and Kashmir's last game, is headed towards yet another monumental knock as he moves into the 70s. J & K 117/1 in 16.5 overs.

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: Early batting collapses have been the order of the day and Pondicherry fell victim to yet another instance of the same. The side lost four wickets for 21 before Sheldon Jackson and Ashith Rajiv, unbeaten in the middle, adopted an extra-cautious approach towards the innings. Pondicherry 45/4 in 9 overs.

Assam vs Mizoram: Mizoram has lost two early wickets in a difficult chase of 343. Mizoram 45/2 in 10 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Finally! Shahbaz Ahamad gifts Bengal its first wicket as he has Chaitanya Bishnoi caught behind by Suvankar Bal but not before the left-hander scored a very crucial fifty to help Haryana get off to a good start. Haryana 78/1 in 17.1 overs.

Meghalaya vs Manipur: Sanjay Yadav disturbs Nitesh Sedai's furniture as Manipur loses its first man. Manipur 30/1 in 4 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Mumbai looking to finish things off in a hurry at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur. Nikhil Gangta follows the openers soon enough for a duck. Mumbai 4/3 in 2.5 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Two quick wickets have unsettled Himachal. Prashant Chopra and Ravi Thakur are back in the dugout. Himachal 4/2 in 2.2 overs.

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: Pradeep Dadhe traps opener Ragu D plumb in front to deliver Pondicherry the first blow. Wait a second... We have the second wicket already as well! It is Rajvardhan Hangargekar, this time, who gets rid of the opponent captain Damodaran Rohit. Pondicherry 13/2 in 1.2 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Jaskarandeep Singh strikes to deal early damage to Jammu and Kashmir! Wicketkeeper-batsman Suryansh Raina is gone for 1. J & K 17/1 in 3.3 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Chaitanya Bishnoi almost plays one straight back to the bowler Arnab Nandi but it falls just short. The Haryana opener heaves a sigh of relief! Haryana 39/0 in 5.5 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Ishan Porel's inswingers are cramping the left-handed Chaitanya Bishnoi for space. The Bengal pacer gets one to hit the top of the pads this time, which invites vociferous appeals from his teammates. The umpire, however, isn't too interested. Haryana 30/0 in 4.2 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Opener Chaitanya Bishnoi gears up to face Ishan Porel, who has the new ball in hand. Shubham Rohilla takes his position at the non- striker's end.

Meghalaya vs Manipur: Meghalaya, third on the Plate group, will be looking to inflict a massive defeat on Manipur, which is yet to win a game this season. The win will see the side pocket 16 points and hope both Uttarakhand and Assam lose their respective contests and then bank on Net Run Rate (NRR) to give itself a chance to play in the Pre-Quarterfinals (Eliminator) on Sunday. Yes, a lot of mathematics! Meghalaya 303/8 in 50 overs.

Assam vs Mizoram: The Assam batsmen will be satisfied with their efforts today. Except captain Gokul Sharma and Rajjakuddin Ahmed, everyone has had valuable contributions towards the scoresheet. Assam 297/6 in 45.1 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: The tables have turned and how! Mumbai, arguably the side with the most heavyweight batting order in the tournament, is now being propelled by wicketkeeper Aditya Tare and the explosive Shardul Thakur, lower down the order. Both the batsmen have gone well past their fifties. Mumbai 260/5 in 44.3 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: It's a 150 for Rahul Singh Gahlaut! It has been an incredible comeback by Services, all thanks to this man. Services 262/5 in 46 overs.

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UPDATE: Rahul Singh Gahlaut's wagon wheel
 

Uttarakhand vs Sikkim: Quite the turnaround at the SSN College Ground in Chennai as Sikkim, in no time, has gone on to pick six wickets to land Uttarakhand in trouble! Tanush Gusain is the last man to go. Uttarakhand 254/7 in 44.1 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Arnab Nandi, looking to launch Sanjay Pahal over covers, sends the ball straight down Ankit Kumar's throat. Bengal 's innings comes to a disappointing end with a mere 177 up on the board from 45.1 overs .

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: Ankit Bawne follows up on Yash Nahar's 129 to score his eighth List A century. Maharashtra 259/3 in 43 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: Rahul Singh Gahlaut and Devender Lohchab's mega 182-run stand has restored life into the Services dugout after the initial scares. Gahlaut carries on the fight, presently unbeaten at 129. Services 226/5 in 42.5 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Two wickets fall for seven runs as Chandigarh becomes subject to immense pressure from Parvez Rasool and Co. Chandigarh 212/7 in 41.1 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Nothing lasts forever and Bengal finds it the hard way... Suvankar Bal, only moments after scoring his fifty, has been dismissed by Ashok Sandhu. Bengal 152/7 in 39.2 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Suvankar Bal's half-century instills some hope into the Bengal dressing-room. Bengal 152/6 in 39.1 overs.

Delhi vs Rajasthan: The big fish! Shikhar Dhawan takes a fine catch as Manender Singh, who was initially looking set to go for the big hundred, is gone. Ashok Menaria and Arjit Gupta are looking to build a solid partnership hereon. Rajasthan 173/4 in 32.1 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: That's the wicket Himachal was looking for! Suryakumar Yadav falls nine short of what would have been a much-deserved List A ton. He is absolutely gutted. Shardul Thakur comes to the crease. Mumbai 148/5 in 30.4 overs.

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: Ankit Bawne gets a fifty and Yash Nahar enters the 90s as Maharashtra continues to dominate at the K. L. Saini Stadium in Jaipur. Maharashtra 167/1 in 32.1 overs.

Uttarakhand vs Sikkim: A hundred it is for Kamal Singh! The Uttarakhand batsmen have done great to render the Sikkim bowlers almost ineffective. Uttarakhand 181/1 in 32.4 overs.

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UPDATE: All bowlers to Kamal Singh during the Uttarakhand innings
 

Delhi vs Rajasthan: Manender Singh saunters along to his fifty after Rajasthan loses the all-important wicket of Shiva Chauhan for 42. Bihar 132/2 in 23 overs.

Uttarakhand vs Sikkim: Uttarakhand is showing precisely why it leads the Plate Group. Unbeaten in the league stage, thus far, it has now moved on to 133/0 in 24 overs in this game, with both its openers getting a fifty each.

Bengal vs Haryana: Two for Jayant Yadav! The spinner has looked to be in great touch today, maintaining an economy well under 3.00. Shahbaz Ahamad, the victim, was completely flummoxed by the turn on this one as it headed on to crash into the wickets. Bengal 85/5 in 23.5 overs.

Assam vs Mizoram: Pallav Kumar Das' wicket does little to deter Assam as Denish Das moves to his fifty. Assam 104/1 in 18.2 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Another one bites the dust! Sarfaraz Khan departs for 11 as Aditya Tare replaces him at the crease. Suryakumar Yadav, batting on 29*, needs to step up and play another " Main hoon na... " innings, if you know what we are talking about. Mumbai 49/4 in 13 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: A big blow for Bengal as captain Anustup Majumdar, looking to accelerate, has holed out to Sumit Kumar at deep mid-wicket! Bengal 70/4 in 18.2 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Manan Vohra gets to a 44-ball fifty, immediately after the first drinks break of the day, with Ankit Kaushik giving him able company at the other end. Chandigarh 107/2 in 19.1 overs.

Maharashtra vs Pondicherry: Just when the opening duo of Yash Nahar and Ruturaj Gaikwad was starting to frustrate the Pondicherry bowlers a bit, Sagar Udeshi removes the Maharashtra captain. Maharashtra 43/1 in 9.2 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Time for some off-spin feat. Jayant Yadav. And straightaway... Abhishek Raman tries to make some room but the ball turns into the left-hander, making a mess of the woodwork. Bengal has dug itself a hole at 49/3 in 12 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: Three caught-behind dismissals! What is happening out here?! Captain Jaydev Unadkat and wicketkeeper Snell Patel combine to get rid of three batsmen in as many overs. Services 26/4 in 10.3 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Bad news has been the order of the day, thus far, for Mumbai cricket fans! And there's more... It is the captain Shreyas Iyer, who has been trapped plumb in front now by his Himachal counterpart Rishi Dhawan. 2, 2, 2 reads the score of the side's top three as Mumbai finds itself slipping further at 8/3 in 4 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Ritwik Roy Chowdhury goes without bothering the scorers as Sanjay Pahal tastes blood yet again! Bengal 18/2 in 7.2 overs.

Delhi vs Rajasthan: Simarjeet Singh gets an early breakthrough, castling Aditya Garhwal. Rajasthan 21/1 in 3.2 overs.

Himachal vs Mumbai: Himachal making group leaders Mumbai look like minnows as Rishi Dhawan and Vaibhav Arora get rid of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Prithvi Shaw in back-to-back overs. Sarfaraz Khan wouldn't have expected a call this early. Mumbai 6/2 in 2.1 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Seems like I jinxed it! Arslan Khan's quickfire knock comes to a screeching halt as Jammu and Kashmir skipper Parvez Rasool bowls the perfect delivery to send him back to the dugout. Chandigarh32/1 in 3.3 overs.

Nagaland vs Arunachal Pradesh: Captain Neelam Obi and Kumar Nyompu depart as Nagaland starts its day on an excellent note! Arunachal Pradesh 1/2 in 1.5 overs.

Bengal vs Haryana: Pacer Sanjay Pahal strikes! The Bengal openers never looked at ease since having set foot in the middle this morning. Abhimanyu Easwaran, moments after a failed attempt at a cut, edges a widish delivery to Chaitanya Bishnoi at first slip. Bengal 15/1 in 5.2 overs.

J & K vs Chandigarh: Arslan Khan and Manan Vohra have gotten off to a cracking start scoring at a brilliant run-rate of 10.33! Chandigarh 31/0 in 3 overs.

Saurashtra vs Services: Early success for Saurashtra as opener Ravi Chauhan has been dismissed for 1, courtesy a run out by Dharmendrasinh Jadeja. Services 6/1 in 1.2 overs.

PLAYING XI

Bengal: A R Easwaran, Ritwik Roy Chowdhury, Mohammad Kaif, Kaif Ahmad, Anustup Majumdar (C), Arnab Nandi, Abhishek Kumar Raman, Mukesh Kumar, Ishan Porel, Shahbaz, Suvankar Bal (W)

Haryana: A S Sandhu, J J Yadav (C), R P Sharma (W), S M Pahal, C K Bishnoi, Arun Chaprana, Pramod Chandila, A K Chahal, S G Rohilla, S P Kumar, Ankit Kumar

J & K: Abid Mushtaq, Paras Sharma, Shubham Khajuria, Henan Nazir, Aasif Manzoor, Parvez Rasool (C), Suryansh Raina (W), Ram Dayal, Umar Nazir, Usman Pandit, Auqib Nabi

Chandigarh: Bhagmender Lather, Gaurav Gambhir, Manan Vohra (C), Arslan Z Khan, A K Kaushik, Bipul Sharma, Uday Kaul (W), Raman Bishnoi, Shivam Bhambri, Jaskarandeep Singh, Jagjit Singh Sandhu

Saurashtra: A A Barot, A V Vasavada, Chirag Jani, D A Jadeja, Prerak Mankad, Snell Patel (W), J Unadkat (C), H Desai , Parth Bhut, Chetan Sakariya, Vishvarajsinh Jadeja

Services: Abhishek, Varun Choudhary, Rahul Singh Gahlaut, Shivam Tiwari, Rajat Paliwal (C), Rahul Singh, Devender Lohchab (W), Diwesh Gurdev Pathania, Pulkit Narang, Mohit Ahlawat, Ravi Chauhan

Delhi: Himmat Singh, Nitish Rana, Shikhar Dhawan, Dhruv Shorey, Pradeep Sangwan (C), Kshitiz Sharma, Shivank Vashisth, Anuj Rawat (W), Simarjeet Singh, Kulwant Khejroliya, Lalit Yadav

Rajasthan: Aditya N Garhwal, A A Khan, M K Lomror, M N Singh (W), S K Sharma, Ashok Menaria (C), A V Choudhary, A R Gupta, SV Joshi, RM Bishnoi, Shiva Chauhan

Maharashtra: Y J Nahar, A R Bawane, K M Jadhav, R A Tripathi, S M Kazi, V V More (W), A N Kazi, P C Dadhe, S S Bachhav, R D Gaikwad (C), R S Hangargekar

Pondicherry: Ashith, Rohit D (C), Sagar P Udeshi, Ragu, Prem, Sheldon Jackson (W), P K Dogra, S Ashwath, Sagar V Trivedi, S Suresh Kumar, Vignesh Kannan

Himachal: Vaibhav G Arora, D B Rangi, M J Dagar, P P Jaswal, R I Thakur, A S Jamwal, R R Dhawan (C), N R Gangta, P S Chopra, E C Sen, P M Thakur (W)

Mumbai: Mohit Avasthi, Dhawal Kulkarni, Aditya Tare (W), Shardul, Surya, P H Solanki, Shreyas Iyer (C), Prithvi Shaw, S N Khan, S Z Mulani, Yashasvi Bhupendra Jaiswal

Uttarakhand: Mayank Mishra, Kamal, Madhwal A, D Negi, Iqbal Abdulla, S M Fallah, Jay Bista, Saurabh Rawat (W), Tanush Gusain, Kunal Chandela (C), Agrim Tiwari

Sikkim: Palzor, Bibek, Anureet Singh, Robin Bist (C), Varun Sood, Anwesh, Lee Yong Lepcha, Mandup Bhutia, Nilesh Lamichaney, Md Saptula, Ashish Thapa (W)

Assam: Abu Nechim Ahmed, Gokul Sharma (C), Mukhtar Hussain, Saahil Jain, Pallav Kumar Das, Pritam Das, Sibsankar Roy, Rajjakuddin Ahmed, Kunal Saikia (W), Abhilash Gogoi, Denish Das

Mizoram: Bobby, G Lalbiakvela, Amatea, Varte Kima, Vikash Kmr, Golden, Moses, Junior Ralte, Pawan K B (C) (W), Taruwar Kohli, Pratik Desai

Nagaland: Zhimomi, Hopongkyu, Khrievitso, Nzanthung Y Mozhui, S S Mundhe, Stuart Binny, R Jonathan (C), Chetan Bist (W), Sedezhalie, Imliwati, Hem

Arunachal Pradesh: Nazeeb Saiyed, Obi (C), Techi Neri, Techi Sonam (W), Techi Kagung, Kumar Nyompu, Vipin Ajay Dhaka, Rahul Dalal, Manav Patel, Song Tacho, Akhilesh Sahani

Meghalaya: Chengkam Sangma, Dippu, A Singhania, Lerry, Tiwari, Punit Bisht (C) (W), D B Ravi Teja, Akash Kumar, Rohit Shah, Sanjay, Abhay Negi

Manipur: Kabir, Kishan, Mehul Shreth, Bimol Kh, Narsingh Yadav, Somorjit, Nitesh, Johnson, Langlonyamba M (C), Priyojit K, Ulenyai Khwairakpam (W)

TOSS UPDATES

- Haryana chose to field vs Bengal

- Chandigarh elected to bat vs J & K

- Saurashtra to field vs Services

- Delhi chose to bowl vs Rajasthan

- Pondicherry to bowl vs Maharashtra

- Mumbai opted to bat vs Himachal

- Sikkim opted to field vs Uttarakhand

- Mizoram opted to bowl vs Assam

- Arunachal Pradesh to bat vs Nagaland

- Meghalaya elected to bat vs Manipur


DAY 9 RECAP

Before we kickstart the day's proceedings, let's help you relive all the action from Sunday as you sip on your morning coffee.

Karnataka, Andhra and Gujarat topped their respective groups on the penultimate day of the league stage to seal a quarterfinal berth.

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