Ranji Trophy Round Four Day 2 Live Updates: The fourth round of the Ranji Trophy enters its second day, with Mumbai looking to add to their overnight score of 247/6 against Railways. They lost three wickets late in the day after Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Sarfaraz Khan had put them in a good position. Railways will hope to finish the job quickly, with Himanshu Sangwan leading the attack. Elsewhere, Tamil Nadu are well placed against Chandigarh, with Pradosh Paul unbeaten on 138. Uttarakhand will look to build on their advantage after bowling Haryana out for 153, while Rajasthan have their work cut out against Himachal Pradesh after a difficult opening day in Dharamsala. Follow all the live updates from Day 2 here.
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Nov 3, 2026, 12:28:01 IST
Mumbai players practicing for white-ball cricket
The ongoing round is the last league match before Ranji Trophy takes a pause for white-ball action. Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 comes first, in time for the franchises to gauge form and fitness of domestic players before the IPL auction.
Mumbai players are rehearsing their moves with the white ball during the lunch break. Mumbai head coach Omkar Salvi will don the RCB red as assistant coach, come the IPL.
Nov 3, 2026, 12:10:39 IST
Badoni in middle at lunch
Delhi v Services, Day 2: In-form captain Ayush Badoni has been joined by last season’s leading run-scorer for Delhi, Ayush Doseja, as the hosts head into lunch at 117/3 after 35 overs. Delhi will have to rebuild from scratch after losing the well-set Priyansh Arya (58), Yash Dhull (33) and Sanat Sangwan.
-Update from Samreen Razzaqui-
Nov 3, 2026, 12:02:25 IST
Mumbai’s lower order does not disappoint. The table toppers have pushed their first innings total to 355/8 at lunch. Shams Mulani is unbeaten on 54. Tanush Kotian (20) fell on the stroke of lunch.
-Update from Rasesh Mandani-
Nov 3, 2026, 11:43:12 IST
Maharashtra 102/7 at lunch
Maharashtra go into lunch at 102/7, trailing Bengal by 41 runs. Saurabh Narwale (28) added 38 for the seventh wicket with Tanay Sanghvi before he was caught behind off Shahbaz Ahmed in the last over before tea.
-Update from Somshuvra Laha-
Nov 3, 2026, 11:35:44 IST
Priyansh Arya has brought up his half-century and continues to look in good touch as Delhi cross the 100-run mark. He has found good support from Yash Dhull at the other end, with the pair looking to build on the start and strengthen Delhi’s position. The partnership will be important as Delhi look to push towards a strong total.
Nov 3, 2026, 11:17:08 IST
Saurashtra are in early trouble at 23/4, with PP Sultan picking up two wickets to put Tripura on top. Arpit Vasavada and Prerak Mankad are now at the crease, looking to steady the innings and lead a recovery.
Nov 3, 2026, 10:53:24 IST
Pradoush Paul has brought up his 150, continuing to lead Tamil Nadu;s charge as they move past the 350-run mark. Sriram Ajith Ram is holding firm at the other end as the pair look to build on the strong position.
Nov 3, 2026, 10:33:12 IST
Anand, Mulani stabilise Mumbai!
Akash Anand (38*) and Shams Mulani (28*) have steadied Mumbai’s innings, adding some stability after the loss of six wickets. The pair have not lost a wicket in the early stages of the first session, taking Mumbai to 295/6.
Nov 3, 2026, 10:06:16 IST
Dhruv Shorey departs for 32
Vidarbha lost a wicket early on Day 2 as Dhruv Shorey was dismissed for 32 by AM Khan, leaving the three-time champions reeling at 72/5. They had ended Day 1 at 56/4, with Shorey (21*) and captain Akshay Wadkar (9*) unbeaten. Kumar Kartikeya had picked up three wickets on the opening day.
Nov 3, 2026, 09:56:11 IST
Maharashtra are in deep trouble against Bengal, slipping to 47/5 in their first innings. Sachin Das (7) and Harshal Kate (1) were the latest to depart, leaving the visitors with half their side back in the pavilion as Bengal continue to dominate.
Nov 3, 2026, 09:33:09 IST
Maharashtra have suffered another setback in their reply to Bengal’s 143, losing Ankit Bawne for 7 on Day 2. They had ended Day 1 at 21/2 after Mohammed Shami removed Prithvi Shaw (12) and Digvijay Patil in quick succession. Bengal have struck again to leave Maharashtra in trouble.
Nov 3, 2026, 09:10:24 IST
Mayank Agarwal falls for 72
Mayank Agarwal departed for 72 as Karnataka lost their third wicket against Assam on Day 2. Karun Nair has now joined KV Aneesh in the middle, with the visitors looking to build on their first-innings lead after bowling Assam out for 135.
Nov 3, 2026, 09:02:20 IST
Hello and welcome to our live blog of Day 2 of the fourth round of the Ranji Trophy. There is plenty of action lined up across the grounds, with Mumbai taking on Railways, Tamil Nadu facing Chandigarh, Uttarakhand up against Haryana and Himachal Pradesh meeting Rajasthan.
I’m Aditya Maheshwari, and I’ll be bringing you all the updates from the day’s play.
Mumbai resume at 247/6 after losing three wickets late on Day 1. Railways will look to wrap up the innings quickly, while Shams Mulani and Akash Anand will hope to add some valuable runs. Tamil Nadu are in a strong position against Chandigarh, thanks to Pradosh Paul’s unbeaten 138. Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh also have the upper hand in their respective matches. Can their opponents fight back on Day 2? Stay with us for all the action.
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