Ranji Trophy Round 3, Day 3 Highlights: Mohammed Shami shines; Musheer puts Mumbai in commanding position

The action from Day 3 of the 3rd round of the Ranji Trophy comes to an end.

Here are the brief scores of all matches at stumps on Day 3:


Delhi 515/5 d vs Jharkhand 131/4

Mizoram 350/5 vs Meghalaya 562 (Plate)

Punjab 431 and 57/0 vs Hyderabad 380

Chhattisgarh 216/8 vs Andhra 231

Karnataka 490/9 d vs Tripura 194 and 98/3

Haryana 270 and 73/2 (Fo) vs Mumbai 430

Sikkim 184 and 87/4 vs Nagaland 187 and 208 (Plate)

Gujarat 227/3 and 223 vs Maharashtra 330

Services 13/0 vs Odisha 194

Vidarbha 442/8 d vs Goa 220 and 41/1

Manipur 364 and 12/1 vs Arunachal Pradesh 111 and 431 (Plate)

Saurashtra 387 vs Assam 281 and 65/7

Uttarakhand 194 and 38/0 vs Rajasthan 272 and 290/5

Tamil Nadu defeated Railways by five wickets

Pondicherry 172 and 39/0 (Fo) vs Uttar Pradesh 333

Kerala 141 and 53/1 vs Bengal 350 and 198

Mumbai are 8 wickets away from enforcing an innings defeat. Haryana are on 73/2 in their second innings. 87 more runs and Mumbai will have to bat again and chase and outright win.

It was Musheer Khan's day all the way as he picked up a 6-fer - his wickets coming across 2 innings in the day - to become the sixth Mumbai player to complete a double of a scoring a hundred and picking a 5-wicket haul in an innings in the same match.

Jammu and Kashmir were reduced to 117/7 at one point of time against Baroda, as they were chasing a massive total of 616 posted by the opposition. They looked done and dusted, but pacer Umair Nazeer put up a valiant fight with the bat. Coming in at no.9, he scored a century, slamming 101 from 117 deliveries. The defending champions, however, were dismantled for 313 runs.

Bengal were all out for 198 in the second innings, with some late momentum provided by Mohammed Shami, who smashed 26 from 19 balls, hitting a number of sixes. However, they managed to take a massive lead of 407 runs.

The play on Day 3 of the match between Delhi and Jharkhand in Ranchi has been called off. The match was affected by the incessant rain caused due to Cyclone Arnab.

Haryana 270 all out in 107.4 overs. Mumbai enforce the follow on. All 10 wickets to fall taken by Mumbai spinners. Musheer Khan with 6, Tanush Kotian snaps 3 and Shams Mulani 1. Nishant Sindhu was the lone man standing for Haryana as he slammed a century.

Tamil Nadu have beaten Railways by 5 wickets. It was a n impressive win and they have six points in the bag. Chasing 130 to win, it was Andre Siddharth who anchored the 4th innings with a score of 56.

Cyclone Arnab is causing some serious problems in the Ranji Trophy. Dark clouds and strong winds caused a strange pause during the Vidarbha vs Goa match in Nagpur. The umpires called for the pitch covers, but changed their minds just as the players reached the edge of the field. After a bit of confusion and a brief disappearance by Harsh Dubey, the teams took a drinks break and the game continued.

Happening in a hurry now. Haryana 239/8. Still 41 runs away from avoiding follow on. Tanush Kotian picks up 2, Shams Mulani has 1 after Musheer’s 5 wickets

Jammu and Kashmir, the defending champions, are currently struggling big time against Baroda. They are reeling at 117/7 in response to a mammoth 616 from Baroda. They have looked a shadow of what they were in the last season, having lost all three of their opening games of the tournament this time around.

Shams Mulani picks up Kanishk Chouhan on 10 for Mumbai’s 6th wicket.

Wait. The batter is declared not out. The on-field umpire Sadashiv Iyer was conveyed on the walkie talkie that the bowler had overstepped. Chouhan, who was unhappy being adjudged caught behind in the first place, survives. Musheer, still the only bowler with all the wickets - 5 of them. Haryana

Musheer Khan registered his second 5-wicket haul after adding more wickets to the 2 he picked on Day 1 to leave Haryana at 191/5 at lunch on Day 2 in response to Mumbai's first innings score of 430 at the Sharad Pawar Academy ground, BKC.

A sparse crowd at the venue dreaming, can Jr. Khan make it a 10-fer?

Shami and left-arm spinner Pradipta Pramanik shared seven wickets between themselves as Bengal bundled Kerala for just 141 runs. Another left-armer Shahbaz Ahmed chipped in with two wickets. Bengal hence earned a 209-run first-innings lead.

Captain Atit Sheth gets the early breakthrough against the defending champions, getting rid of opener Shubham Khajuria for 7 off 40 balls as J&K go one down for 20 in reply to Baroda's 616.

Himachal Pradesh 49-0 vs Chandigarh 685-5d (Nehal Pajni 222, Arjun Azad 147)

Haryana 108-2 vs Mumbai 430 (Angkrish Raghuvanshi 114, Musheer Khan 109)

Railways 184 (Zubair Ali 75, Sonu Yadav 3-46) & 107-9 (Sai Kishore 4-38) vs Tamil Nadu 165 (Baba Indrajith 59, Raj Choudhury 5-41)

Rajasthan 272 (Kartik Sharma 73, Devendra Bora 6-72) & 39-1 vs Uttarakhand 194 (Kookna Ajay Singh 5-66)

Jharkhand 131-4 (Utkarsh Singh 53*) vs Delhi 515-5d (Ayush Badoni 210*, Sumit Mathur 150*)

Services 13-0 vs Odisha 194 (Swastik Samal 39, Pulkit Narang 6-47)

Kerala 101-6 (Vishnu Vinod 41, Mohammed Shami 3-20, Shahbaz Ahmed 2-8) vs Bengal 350 (Shahbaz Ahmed 121, Aditya Sarvate 4-95)

Maharashtra 278-9 (Saurabh Nawale 95, Siddharth Desai 3-40) vs Gujarat 223 (Abhishek Desai 79, Siddhesh Veer 4-20)

Chhattisgarh 216-8 (Amandeep Khare 74*) vs Andhra 231 (SV Rahul 89, Jayant Yadav 4-75)

Hyderabad 193-2 (Abhirath Reddy 97, Rahul Radesh 72*) vs Punjab 431 (Salil Arora 151, Chama Milind 4-79)

Karnataka 297-7 (Rohan Patil 72, KV Aneesh 68, Karun Nair 63) vs Tripura 194 (Bikramkumar Das 51, Shikhar Shetty 5-54)

Saurashtra 156-4 (Hetvik Kotak 65*) vs Assam 281 (Denish Das 90, Sibsankar Roy 100, Jaydev Unadkat 3-50)

Madhya Pradesh beat Bihar by an innings and 174 runs. Bihar: 99 and 134; Madhya Pradesh: 407/8 declared. Saransh Jain took 7/40 and 6/49, finishing with 13 wickets in the match.

Baroda 616 vs Jammu and Kashmir 6/0. Priyanshu Moliya scored 321 and Mahesh Pithiya made 102 as Baroda posted a huge total.

Uttar Pradesh 328/9 vs Puducherry. Karan Sharma was unbeaten on 162.

Goa 220 vs Vidarbha 217/3. Vidarbha trailed by three runs at stumps.

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