Ranji Trophy Round 3 Day 1 Updates: Musheer, Angkrish hit tons, Saransh bags seven wickets on action-packed day

• Sikkim vs Nagaland: Sikkim bowled Nagaland out for 187 before finishing on 30/1, trailing by 157 runs.
• Manipur vs Arunachal Pradesh: Manipur dismissed Arunachal Pradesh for 111 before Pheiroijam Jotin's unbeaten 52 helped them reach 165/5, taking a 54-run lead.
• Mizoram vs Meghalaya: Ajau Duhan's unbeaten 167 and Kishan Lyngdoh's unbeaten 144 powered Meghalaya to 385/2, theur unbroken partnership worth 308 runs.

• Mumbai vs Haryana: Centuries from Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Musheer Khan powered Mumbai to 290/3 against Haryana.
• Uttarakhand vs Rajasthan: Uttarakhand dismissed Rajasthan for 272 before reaching 18/0 in five overs, trailing by 254 runs.
• Tamil Nadu vs Railways: Tamil Nadu recovered from reducing Railways to 42/5 to dismiss them for 184, but lost three wickets themselves to finish on 71/3.
• Chandigarh vs Himachal Pradesh: Arjun Azad's 147 and Nehal Pajni's unbeaten 126 propelled Chandigarh to 363/2.

• Maharashtra vs Gujarat: Siddhesh Veer's four wickets helped Maharashtra dismiss Gujarat for 223, but Prithvi Shaw fell for a duck as the hosts closed on 24/1.
• Kerala vs Bengal: Aditya Sarwate's three wickets helped Kerala restrict Bengal to 172/6, with Shahbaz Ahmed unbeaten on 35 after a delayed start.
• Odisha vs Services: Pulkit Narang claimed 6/47 to dismiss Odisha for 194, before Services reached 13/0 in reply.
• Jharkhand vs Delhi: Ayush Badoni's unbeaten 106 and a 128-run stand with Sumit Mathur rescued Delhi from 181/5 to 309/5.

• Chhattisgarh vs Andhra: Jayant Yadav took 4/75 as Andhra were dismissed for 231, with Chhattisgarh reaching 35/1 in reply.
• Hyderabad vs Punjab: Prabhsimran Singh's 81 and half-centuries from Ramandeep Singh and Salil Arora helped Punjab close on 289/6.
• Karnataka vs Tripura: Karnataka dismissed Tripura for 194 but lost Mayank Agarwal for one, reaching stumps at 10/1.
• Saurashtra vs Assam: Sibsankar Roy's unbeaten 59 helped Assam reach 235/6 against Saurashtra after a closely contested opening day.

• Baroda vs Jammu and Kashmir: Priyanshu Moliya's unbeaten 113 rescued Baroda from 63/3 and took them to 259/6 at stumps.
• Madhya Pradesh vs Bihar: Saransh Jain's seven-wicket haul bundled Bihar out for 99 before Saksham Purohit's unbeaten 113 powered Madhya Pradesh to 261/3.
• Vidarbha vs Goa: Vidarbha reduced Goa to 204/8, although Yash Kasvankar's unebeaten 51 offered some resistance.
• Puducherry vs Uttar Pradesh: Puducherry's bowlers restricted Uttar Pradesh to 67/4, with Rinku Singh dismissed for a duck before bad light ended play.

The light meter has been pulled out by the umpires and the light is considered too dark for things to continue. Tamil Nadu walk off at 71 for three after 25 overs, still trailing Railways by 113 runs.

After two outright wins, Mumbai begins strongly in their home tie against Haryana finishing Day 1 on 289/3. Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Musheer Khan were the two centurions of the day. Haryana only managed to pick up a wicket in each session after winning the toss and giving Mumbai first strike. Captain Siddhesh Lad is unbeaten on 29 and Sarfaraz Khan at the crease on 20, hungry for more.

Delhi finish the day at 309/5 in 90 overs. Ayush Badoni was at the center of their batting effort. He will resume the innings tomorrow with Sumit Mathur. The duo will look to stretch their unbeaten partnership of 128 runs.

Ayush Badoni reaches his century. He reaches there off 111 deliveries.

Andhra has been bowled out for 231 in 73.2 overs. SV Rahul top scored with 89 runs. Jayant Yadav was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4/75. The spinners share nine wickets between themselves.

Kerala have got big wicket of Abishek Porel. He was in form and this dismissal will hurt Bengal. They are now 108/5.

Bengal are stationed at 104/3 at Tea. Sudip Chatterjee and Sudip Gharami are in the middle, they will look to form a strong partnership and bring their team back into the game.

Mumbai piling on the runs. 238/2 at tea against Haryana. Angkrish Raghuvanshi marks his return to the playing eleven with a fluent hundred - 114. Musheer Khan still unbeaten on 103* - Rasesh Mandani, our correspondent reports from the BKC

There it is! Musheer Khan now gets to his century! What a solid performance this has been by the Mumbai batter. He is currently batting on 102 off 161 deliveries.

Mumbai 232/2

The right-hander finally walks back to the hut, after scoring 114 runs off 180 balls. Mumbai lose their second wicket and Musheer Khan is joined by skipper Siddesh Lad in the middle.

Mumbai 224/2

Jashanpreet Singh Sidhu was the fifth wicket to fall for Punjab as he walked back to the dressing room for 45. It was unfortunate dismissal as a communication error led to him being run out. Salil Arora and Ramandeep Singh are the two batters in the middle for Punjab.

Punjab 186/5 against Hyderabad

There it is! Angkrish Raghuvanshi tapped Kanish Chauhan's delivery and ran quick double. He takes his helmet off and does a fist bump with Musheer. First FC hundred for the right-hander. He gets to the milestone off 147 balls.

Mumbai 195/1

The Kerala vs Bengal contest is finally underway. Nidheesh provides the opening breakthrough as Abhimanyu Easwaran goes back for 10. Aamir Ghani is the new batter in the middle.

Bengal 54/1 in 11.1 overs.

Oh no! Punjab's No.3 misses out on a well-deserved century. Hyderabad pacer Rakshann Readdi's delivery swings inside to send the off stump cartwheeling. Prabhsimran Singh goes back for 81 and Punjab are 139/4 in 44.1 overs.

Just wow! Jharkhand's brilliant fielding has landed them two wickets. This is what good catching can do. Anukul Roy and Jatin Pandey's exceptional efforts result in the wickets of Yash Dhull and Ayush Doseja. Delhi are now four wickets down.

Delhi 161/4 in Ranchi.

Our correspondent Rasesh Mandani reports from the venue: Haryana had to toil hard after Mumbai chose to bat at the Sharad Pawar Academy ground, BKC. Mumbai went to lunch at 129/1. The green on the wicket proved to be misleading for Haryana’s strictly medium pace attack. Angkrish Raghuvanshi (63*) and Musheer Khan (55*) brought up their fifties after the home team lost opener Divyaansh Saxena early.

Saransh Jain, who made his Test debut earlier this year against Sri Lanka, hwrecked Bihar's batting lineup, taking seven wickets. Bihar bowled out for 99.

Punjab's Prabhsimran Singh gets to his fifty off 82 balls, with the help of five boundaries and one six. Punjab 106/3 against Hyderabad.

Speaking of the Mumbai vs Haryana game, Angkrish Raghuvanshi hit a half-century, and he brought the milestone up by cutting Nishant Sindhu for a boundary. Musheer Khan is also looking solid in the middle, and Mumbai now hold the upper hand against Haryana. Mumbai 114/1.

Sanat Sangwan is the second wicket to fall for Delhi. Utkarsh Singh gets the wicket and Jharkhand finally have something to smile about. Sangwan walks back after scoring 37 off 100 balls.

Delhi 102/2

The umpires are not pleased with the damp spots on the wicket and hence the waiting game continues. It's also getting cloudy and the chance of any sort of play looks bleak for now.