Buchi Babu tournament 2025 Round 1, live updates: All scores and updates from day 3

JHARKHAND 176 (45.1 ov) & 212 (39.0 ov)
MP 317-6 (90.0 ov) & 74-2 (18.3 ov)
MP won by nine wickets

TNCA PRESIDENT'S XI 274 (67.4 ov) & 246-5 (45.0 ov)
HIMACHAL PRADESH 214 (60.3 ov) & 110 (26.1 ov)
TNCA PRESIDENT'S XI won by 196 runs

JAMMU AND KASHMIR 393-5 (90.0 ov) & 69-1 (19.0 ov)
RAILWAYS 221-8 (90.0 ov) & 238-9 (45.0 ov)
JAMMU AND KASHMIR won by nine wickets

CHHATTISGARH 252 (89.3 ov) & 149 (43.3 ov)
MAHARASHTRA 217 (73.0 ov) & 149 (43.5 ov)
CHHATTISGARH won by 35 runs

HARYANA 415-9 (90.0 ov) & 230 (44.2 ov)
BENGAL 381 (88.4 ov) & 164 (38.1 ov)
HARYANA won by 100 runs

MUMBAI 412-5 (90.0 ov) & 178 (44.1 ov)
TNCA XI 325-5 (90.0 ov) & 268-8 (44.1 ov)
TNCA XI won by two wickets

BARODA 381-6 (90.0 ov) & 256 (44.4 ov)
ODISHA 352 (89.5 ov) & 172 (36.4 ov)
BARODA won by 113 runs

PUNJAB 348-5 (90.0 ov) & 298-8 dec (39.5 ov)
HYDERABAD 355-7 (90.0 ov) & 294-6 (41.0 ov)
HYDERABAD won by four wickets
 

Spinner Aryan Chadva takes five 

Vidyuth P picks up four wickets, while Achyuth CV takes three. For Himachal, no one crossed 30

The match became interesting when Mhatre dismissed centurion Sachin, but the lower order took them through

Bengal lose the way against Haryana, and are now eight down chasing 265

They are currently on 133-5 against Haryana

They chased down 69 in 19 overs to complete the win

A small target of 74 is chased down in 19 overs

Himachal Pradesh crumble to 110 all out

Nitya Pandya and Mohit Mongia hit fifties for Baroda, with the lead currently crossing 250. Earlier, Baroda spinner Pradip Yadav had taken a five-for

In response, Himachal are struggling at 81-6, needing 226 more to win

After scoring a century in the first innings and suffering from leg cramps, Sarfaraz came out to bat at No.7 in the second innings, hitting 36 off 35.

M Siddharth takes five, but Mumbai still lead by 264 runs.

Just as I say it, Shaw walks off for 1. Tries to swipe one to the leg-side, ends up losing his leg-stump

The left-arm spinner runs through Chattisgarh, who are bowled out for 149. Back to Shaw now, who scored a century in the first innings.

Aniketh Reddy scored a vital 33 off 54 balls early on day three to help his side take a seven-run lead.

TNCA President's XI 274 & 131-1 v Himachal Pradesh 214
Mumbai 412-5 v TNCA XI 325-5
Chattisgarh 252 & 43-2 v Maharashtra 217
J&K 393-5 v Railways 221-8
Baroda 381-6 v Odisha 352
Haryana 415-9 v Bengal 381
Jharkhand 176 & 107-3 v MP 317-6
Punjab 348-5 v Hyderabad 262-6

The Mumbai talent made 30 in the first innings, and is now doing his bit with the ball against TNCA XI.

Swastik Samal, opening the batting, laid the groundwork for Odisha's response as they crossed 300

The right-arm quick, who took 6-31 in his maiden Vijay Hazare Trophy season, is among the wickets again

In three first-class matches, he has taken two five-fors

The Bengal captain – who turned 41 this year – is leading the way against Haryana. Abhishek Porel departed earlier for 39 (90)

The TNCA batter, who topped the run-charts in the recently concluded TNPL, has brought up his century against Mumbai.

 

They are now seven down for 176

On a pitch that's turning and staying low at times, Shaw stepped out for a big heave. The keeper does amazingly well to gather it and direct it at the stumps

After Mumbai finished on 412-5 in 90 overs, TNCA have racked up 139-1 in 35 overs

The India and KKR all-rounder got to triple figures off 95 balls, and made 111 off 101, including eight sixes. 

In his first outing since switching from Mumbai to Maharashtra, the out-of-favour India opener gets to a half-century off 47 balls.

TNCA President's XI 256-9 v Himachal Pradesh
Mumbai 376-5 v TNCA XI
Chattisgarh 252 all out v Maharashtra
J&K 393-5 v Railways
Baroda 381-6 v Odisha
Haryana 415-9 v Bengal
Punjab 187-4 v Hyderabad
Jharkhand 176 v MP 60-0

Earlier, Sarfaraz Khan smashed a sensational 92-ball century, taking Mumbai to a strong position against TNCA XI

Ajitesh G is unbeaten on 71 off 89 as rain stops play. They lost their eighth wicket on 185, but have since recovered to 256-9.

The Punjab opener hit 69 off 91. His cousin Anmolpreet Singh, the captain, is out for 17. Ramandeep Singh is currently batting.

Ajay Singh smashed five fours and four sixes, before being dismissed on 53. 

At stumps, Haryana are 415-9.

Haryana's keeper-bat Yashvardhan Dalal has crossed three figures against Bengal

Madhya Pradesh's Rohit Rajawat, a 19-year-old off-spinner, finishes with 5-49 as Jharkhand are bundled out for 176.

Keeper Kumar Kushagra was the only one to cross fifty.

The J&K duo put on a 216-run stand for the second wicket against Railways

The hamstring issue – potentially cramps – couldn't let him continue.

The Mumbai batter seems to be getting slightly edgy in the middle. A caught-behind appeal was followed by a bit of a chatter with the keeper (where Sarfaraz made his annoyance quite clear). 

Moments later, he had a mid-pitch word with spinner M Siddharth, with the umpires urging the players to go their separate ways.

The out-of-favour India all-rounder hit an unbeaten 150 in the Ranji Trophy earlier this year