Ranji Trophy 2025, live score and updates, Round 1: Rinku crosses 150, Shaw out for 75

He's on a mission to secure a first-innings lead for UP

He's added to his wickets column by running through the lower order

He ends with figures of 8-42. Rajasthan all set for an easy win.

A fine innings comes to a close. Ruturaj Gaikwad in the middle now.

He's moved to 65 in quick time

He's set to be part of the T20I series against Australia

Six wickets for Manav Suthar so far

He opened with Shami, who has a wicket as well

Mayank Agarwal closes in on a fifty. Karun Nair falls for 8.

He's started off briskly alongside Arshin Kulkarni

He's currently on 86, having put on a key stand with Vipraj Nigam for the seventh wicket.

Badoni took 4-67 against Hyderabad, and Parag 4-86 aginst Gujarat.

The J&K pacer runs through Mumbai's batting lineup in Srinagar – the hosts now need 243 to win their first game of the season.

The Karnataka leggie finishes with 8-110 in the first innings against Saurashtra, his best in first-class cricket.

Rain has stopped play, but not before Patidar hit his first double century

He is into the 190s now

Jharkhand are all over TN at the moment

He's gone for a brisk 54, and Kerala are 132-5.

The MP skipper continues to take down the Punjab bowling attack.

This is some start for Jharkhand, who reduce their hosts to 23-6 in Coimbatore.

It's the two teenagers, J Hemchudeshan and RS Ambrish in the middle now.

The Gujarat opener scores his second ton in first-class cricket.

His opening partner Abhishek Desai falls for 96, though.

Coming in at 35-3, he's hit three fours and a six en route to 31 off 30 so far.

Odisha 271 (Rajesh Dhuper 94, Atit Sheth 4-67) vs Baroda 127-2 (Shivalik Sharma 75*, Govinda Poddar 1-34). Baroda trail by 144 runs.

Andhra Pradesh 470 (KS Bharat 142, Vipraj Nigam 4-136) vs Uttar Pradesh 73-1 (Madhav Kaushik 31*, KV Sasikanth 1-11). Uttar Pradesh trail by 397 runs.

Jharkhand 419 (Ishan Kishan 173, Gurjapneet Singh 4-71) vs Tamil Nadu 18-5 (Pradosh Ranjan Paul 9, Jatin Pandey 3-10). Tamil Nadu trail by 401 runs.

Vidarbha 463 (Aman Mokhade 183, Rongsen Jonathan 4-98) vs Nagaland 81-3 (Dega Nischal 32*, Parth Rekhade 1-11). Nagaland trail by 382 runs.

Maharashtra 239 (Ruturaj Gaikwad 91, MD Nidheesh 5-49) vs Kerala 35-3 (Rohan Kunnummal 27, Rajneesh Gurbani 2-20). Kerala trail by 204 runs.

Goa 566 (Lalit Yadav 213, Vishu Kashyap 7-173) vs Chandigarh 34-1 (Arjun Azad 21*, Arjun Tendulkar 1-10). Chandigarh trail by 532 runs.

Punjab 232 (Uday Saharan 75, Saransh Jain 6-75) vs Madhya Pradesh 305-6 (Rajat Patidar 107*, Prerit Dutta 3-55). Madhya Pradesh lead by 73 runs.

Karnataka 372 (Devdutt Padikkal 96, Dharmendrasinh Jadeja 7-124) vs Saurashtra 200-4 (Chirag Jani 90, Shreyas Gopal 3-51). Saurashtra trail by 172 runs.

Services 359 (Nakul Sharma 96, Swapnil Singh 5-104) vs Tripura 56-4 (Hanuma Vihari 16, Amarjeet Singh 2-20). Tripura trail by 303 runs.

Assam 310 (Sibsankar Roy 113, Siddharth Desai 3-68) vs Gujarat 166-0 (Abhishek Desai 80*, Ayushman Malakar 0-5). Gujarat trail by 144 runs.

Haryana 171 (Parth Vats 52, Akash Pandey 3-27) & 201-9 (Parth Vats 106*, Himanshu Sangwan 4-31) vs Railways 128 (Pratham Singh 50, Sumit Kumar 5-16). Haryana lead by 244 runs.

Uttarakhand 213 (Bhupen Lalwani 71, Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal 4-54) vs Bengal 274-6 (Sudip Chatterjee 98, Devendra Singh Bora 4-65). Bengal lead by 61 runs.

Himachal Pradesh 305 (Mayank Dagar 83, Sagar Udeshi 7-88) vs Puducherry 96-8 (Aman Khan 41, Mayank Dagar 3-30). Puducherry trail by 209 runs.

Mumbai 386 (Siddhesh Lad 116, Yudhvir Singh 5-96) vs Jammu & Kashmir 273-7 (Paras Dogra 112*, Tushar Deshpande 2-34). J&K trail by 113 runs.

Chhattisgarh 332 (Ajay Mandal 144, Aniket Choudhary 3-67) vs Rajasthan 215-4 (Deepak Hooda 101*, Ravi Kiran 2-26). Rajasthan trail by 117 runs.

Delhi 529-4d (Ayush Doseja 209, Chama Milind 3-57) vs Hyderabad 77-1 (Rahul Singh 35, Ayush Badoni 1-12). Hyderabad trail by 452 runs.

Meghalaya v Mizoram - no play on days one and two.

Sikkim 308 (Gurinder Singh 83, Bishworjit Konthoujam 4-69) vs Manipur 189-4 (Kangabam Priyajit 68*, Gurinder Singh 2-48). Manipur trail by 119 runs.

Arunachal Pradesh 105 (Siddarth Balodi 24, Sakib Hussain 6-51) & 94-3 (Techi Neri 29*, Sakib Hussain 1-15) vs Bihar 542-9d (Ayush Loharuka 226, Techi Neri 3-70). Arunachal Pradesh trail by 343 runs.

In his first innings for Goa, the Delhi Capitals all-rounder makes his career-best score.

The Delhi opener converts his first first-class ton into a double.

After posting 419, Jharkhand have reduced TN to 18-5, courtesy of Sahil Raj (2-8) and Jatin (3-10).

Delhi's No.5 follows Abhinav Tejrana into the record books.

He becomes youngster RS Ambrish's maiden first-class wicket.

The Goa batter becomes the 14th player in the Ranji Trophy to score a double century on first-class debut. 

The Mumbai all-rounder is dismissed for a well-made 91.

The Jharkhand skipper continues to pile on the runs against Tamil Nadu, 371-6 now.

The Saurashtra spinner rips through Karnataka early on day two, as they slip from 324-5 to 325-9!

The young Andhra batter picks up where KS Bharat left off.

Odisha 205-5 vs Baroda
Bengal 8-1 vs Uttarakhand 213
Maharashtra 179-7 vs Kerala
Madhya Pradesh 6-0 vs Punjab 232
Karnataka 295-5 vs Saurashtra
Sikkim 265-7 vs Manipur
Bihar 283-2 vs Arunachal Pradesh 105
 

The Bengal captain was out on the first ball of their innings after the home side bowled out Uttarakhand for 213 in the first innings.

The second India Test wicketkeeper to score a hundred today. Kishan has shepherded Jharkhand as wickets have fallen around him. 

This is his ninth first-class hundred.

The CSK captain falls for 91, bowled by Edhen Apple Tom as Maharashtra slip to 164-7.

Jalaj Saxena also missed his milestone by small margin, getting out for 49.

The former India wicketkeeper has reached his 11th first-class hundred, this time while opening the batting for Andhra against Uttar Pradesh.

The left-hander was cleaned up on 96 by Dharmendrasinh Jadeja, falling agonisingly short of his eighth first-class hundred.

Uday Saharan, who led India at the 2024 U19 World Cup, has hit a half-century on senior professional debut for Punjab. 

At 159-6, Punjab will hope for him to make it big and take them to a competitive total.

The domestic veteran failed to convert his half-century into a hundred as he was trapped lbw by left-arm spinner Dharmendrasinh Jadeja.

Batting on 88, Devdutt Padikkal looks on course for his ton, though.

The Delhi skipper made his fifth first-class 50, but was trapped lbw by Hyderabad's Chama Milind before he could convert it into a ton.

The pair is taking Karnataka to a position of strength. Having joined hands at 26-2, they have already stitched a 111-run partnership.

Padikkal is batting on 65, while Karun is on 56.

A fighting half-century by the fringe India batter after Maharashtra were reduced to 5-4 early in the innings against Kerala. 

After racing to 42 off just 48 balls, the India Test batter has been run out by Paras Dogra, the Jammu and Kashmir skipper.

Leading the side, the India wicketkeeper is batting on 14 off 14 as Jharkhand have gone into Lunch at 102-3. 

Punjab have gone into Lunch at 91-4 with Nehal Wadhera and Uday Saharan at the crease.

Andhra 105-1 vs Uttar Pradesh
Jharkhand 102-3 vs Tamil Nadu
Vidarbha 118-1 vs Nagaland
Maharashtra 81-5 vs Kerala
Goa 122-3 vs Chandigarh
Punjab 91-4 vs Madhya Pradesh
Karnataka 99-2 vs Saurashtra
Services 73-1 vs Tripura
Assam 114-2 vs Gujarat
Himachal Pradesh 25-1 vs Pondicherry
Mumbai 99-3 vs J&K
Chhattisgarh 92-5 vs Rajasthan
Dehi 85-2 vs Hyderabad

Odisha 71-4 vs Baroda
Uttarakhand 76-3 vs Bengal
 

The former India captain got off to a start but couldn't convert it into a big score, being dismissed by J&K quick Yudhvir Singh for 27 off 66. 

This wicket pulls Mumbai back to 74-3