Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy highlights: Hyderabad beats Goa, Gujarat wins last-ball thriller vs Baroda

• Odisha 86 (18.1) vs Bengal
• Baroda 153 (20) vs Gujarat
• Rajasthan 167/6 (20) vs Railways
• J&K 175/5 (20) vs Maharashtra
• Hyderabad 177/6 (20) vs Goa

• Maharashtra wins toss, opts to field vs J&K
• Baroda wins toss, opts to bat vs Gujarat
• Goa wins toss, opts to field vs Hyderabad
• Bengal wins toss, opts to field vs Odisha

Gujarat won by two wickets vs Baroda

Hyderabad won by 37 runs vs Goa

Rajasthan won by 9 runs vs Railways

Bengal won by 8 wickets vs Odisha

Mizoram won by 3 runs vs Pondicherry

Vidarbha won by 114 runs vs Mizoram

Services won by 9 wkts vs Arunachal Pradesh

Mumbai won by 61 runs vs Assam

Uttar Pradesh won by 8 wkts vs Delhi

Kerala won by 3 wkts vs Haryana

Himachal Pradesh won by 29 runs vs Bihar

Saurashtra won by 97 runs vs Nagaland

Chandigarh won by 9 wkts vs Jharkhand

Tamil Nadu won by 9 wkts vs Sikkim

Karnataka won by 9 wkts vs Meghalaya

Punjab won by 9 wkts vs Tripura

Uttarakhand won by 50 runs vs Madhya Pradesh

Prithvi Shaw’s 134 has catapulted Mumbai to an easy 61-run win over Assam. Aman Khan, Tanush Kotian and Shams Mulani bagged two wickets each for Mumbai. A convincing all-round performance from Shaw’s team.

Tamil Nadu have romped home in less than 10 overs. Jagadeesan remains unbeaten on a 35-ball 58.

Tamil Nadu has lost Sai Sudharsan, who was out lbw for 14-ball 16, but they are on course for a crushing win. Jagadeesan is nearing his fifty, and he has Sanjay for company.

Jagadeesan is off the blocks in a jiffy. He has reached 28 off 21 balls with four fours and a six. Sai Sudharsan is taking his time. He is on a run-a-ball nine. Sikkim have used three bowlers so far.

Sai Kishore’s 3 for 7 has helped skittle Sikkim for just 79. Sanjay and M Siddharth, used as an Impact Player, grabbed 2 wickets apiece.

Prithvi Shaw’s 61-ball 134 has propelled Mumbai to 230 for 3 against Assam. Yashasvi Jaiswal made 42 off 30 balls. Riyan Parag was the only Assam bowler who went for less than seven runs an over.

Mumbai opener Prithvi Shaw has put on a brutal exhibition of power-hitting against Assam. His 46-ball 100 has put the domestic powerhouse in a dominant position. He has hit 11 fours and six sixes so far. In white-ball cricket, especially in T20s, Shaw’s prowess has been evident. Although he did not make the India squad for the recent home ODIs against South Africa, Shaw has continued to score heavily in the domestic circuit. In all T20s since 2020, for which ball-by-ball data is available, the Delhi Capitals opener has scored 1275 in 47 innings at a strike-rate of 152.14 with 11 fifties.

Palzor and Ankur are the crease as Sikkim limps past 50 at the halfway mark. Sai Kishore has bowled out. He has taken 3 for 7 and bowled 20 dot balls.

Sai Kishore’s purple patch continues unabated. After red-ball success in Duleep Trophy, Kishore’s now acing the format where he first made his name. In two overs, he has picked three wickets for just six runs.

Tamil Nadu spinners Sai Kishore and Varun operating in tandem. Kishore has already picked up two wickets. Sumit and opener Pankaj are at the crease.

Mayank Agarwal and Manish Pandey have waltzed through a small chase. Agarwal scored an unbeaten 47 off 29 balls while Pandey smacked 42 off 28. The duo added 90 off 57 for the second wicket. Karnataka have beaten Meghalaya by nine wickets.

Manish Pandey is in a hurry. He has raced to 25 off 18 with four fours and a six. He is striking at a tad under 140. After the first-over wicket, the match has slipped away pretty quickly from Meghalaya’s grasp.

Pankaj and Anwesh have got Sikkim off to a steady start. They are 12/0 in 2 overs. Warrier and Abhishek Tanwar are opening the attack for Tamil Nadu.

Manish Pandey and Mayank Agarwal have hit one and two fours, respectively, since Padikkal’s dismissal. Despite the early setback, this should be a walk in the park for the domestic heavyweight. That said, never say never in cricket.

Tamil Nadu have won the toss and elected to field.

Playing XIs

Tamil Nadu: B Aparajith (c), Washington Sundar, B Sai Sudharsan, N Jagadeesan (wk), Sanjay, Ajitesh G, Shahrukh Khan, R Sai Kishore, Varun, Abhishek Tanwar, Warrier

Sikkim: Ashish Thapa *+, Anwesh, Akash Luitel, Ankur, Lee Yong Lepcha, Mandup Bhutia, Palzor, Pankaj, Sumit, Md Saptula, James Rai

After a hundred last match, Devdutt Padikkal falls for a four-ball duck! Abhishek has taken the new ball for Meghalaya. Great start for Bisht’s men. Mayank Agarwal has been joined by Manish Pandey.

Vyshak’s 3 for 5 has restricted Meghalaya, who chose to bat, to a paltry 89. Karnataka used 7 bowlers, with Vidwath Kaverappa, Koushik V and K Gowtham picking up a wicket apiece. Karnataka needs just 90 to win. Lerry top-scored with a 25-ball 34. Back with the chase shortly.

Fall of wickets: 1 - 5 (Kishan Lyndoh, 3.2 ov)2 - 19 (R R Biswa, 6.2 ov)3 - 22 (C G Khurana, 8.6 ov)4 - 29 (Punit Bisht, 10.1 ov)5 - 85 (Lerry, 18.5 ov)6 - 85 (Tiwari , 18.6 ov)7 - 85 (Anish Charak, 19.1 ov)8 - 85 (Swarajeet Das, 19.2 ov)

Vyshak has been Meghalaya’s chief tormentor. He has bowled out with staggering figures of 3 for 5 in four overs. His spell comprised 19 dot balls. Lerry and Tiwari are at the crease. Their first challenge will be to ensure Meghalaya bats out its quota of 20 overs.

Karnataka skipper Mayank has kept Meghalaya off balance with a series of bowling changes as dot balls keep piling up. Vyshak has picked up his second wicket, getting Khurana caught. Lerry has joined Bisht. There have been 42 dot balls in the first 10 overs with just one boundary!

Vyshak, bowling first change, strikes to trap opener Biswa in front. That brings the in-form Punit Bisht to the crease. Meghalaya has limped to 19 for two in seven overs.

The discipline of Karnataka’s new-ball bowlers pays off. Kishan Lyndoh is clean bowled by Koushik for an eight-ball one. Khurana is in at No. 3. Meghalaya in dire straits already.

Vidwath Kaverappa and V Koushik have kept things tight in the PowerPlay. Three overs into this match, and Meghalaya openers are yet to score a boundary. How long before something gives?

Meghalaya openers Kishan Lyndoh and R R Biswa are off to a slow start. Right arm medium pacer Vidwath Kaverappa and Vasuki Koushik are sharing the new-ball duties for Karnataka.

Toss update: Meghalaya has won the toss and elected to bat.

Playing XIs

Karnataka: Mayank Agarwal (c), Devdutt Padikkal, Manish Pandey, Abhinav Manohar, M S Bhandage, Gowtham K, Luvnith Sisodia (wk), Suchith J, V Vyshak, Vidwath Kaverappa, Koushik V

Meghalaya: R R Biswa, Kishan Lyndoh, C G Khurana, Punit Bisht *+, Lerry, Anish Charak, Tiwari, Chengkam Sangma, Abhishek, Swarajeet Das, R B Bishnoi Jr

Tamil Nadu will hope to keep the momentum going. On Wednesday, captain B. Aparajith scored an unbeaten 63 (42b, 7x4) to help Tamil Nadu register its first win of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy this season. Odisha lost by five wickets in an Elite Group E contest on Wednesday.

Karnataka comes into this match on the back of a crushing win. Devdutt Padikkal struck an unbeaten 62-ball 124 (14x4, 6x6) to power Karnataka to a 99-run victory against Maharashtra. Manish Pandey made 50 off 38 balls (1x4, 4x6) and added 148 for the second wicket.

Maharashtra never really threatened to overtake Karnataka’s total. It was reduced to 34 for six in the ninth over. Divyang Hinganekar top-scored with 47, after coming in at No. 8.

Seamer Vidhwath Kaverappa, on his debut, took three wickets while Vyshak Vijaykumar claimed two.