Ranji Trophy Round Two, Day Four: Scores and Points
Punjab, Mumbai, Kerala and Mizoram were among the teams in action on Round Two, Day Four of the Ranji Trophy on October 21, 2026 at venues including Puducherry, Mulapadu, Alur, New Chandigarh, Pune, Delhi, Thiruvananthapuram, Bilaspur, Jaipur, Shillong and Sovima. The day produced completed results and declared innings across Elite and Plate groups, with Punjab defeating Chhattisgarh and Kerala beating Odisha.
Matches across Elite Groups A to D and the Plate section produced a mix of outright results and draws with declarations; point totals for each fixture are recorded alongside the scores. Several individual innings and bowling hauls featured prominently in the scorelines, and declared totals influenced outcomes in multiple matches. The fixtures reported include both multi-day completions and innings finished within Day Four.
In Elite Group A at Puducherry, Pondicherry made 177 and were 98/1 in response to Madhya Pradesh’s 345; the points listed are MP 3(6), Pondicherry 1(1). In Group B at Mulapadu, Hyderabad posted 275 and 306/7 declared against Andhra’s 184 and 130 in 30.5 overs, with Tannay Thyagarajan taking 6/35; the points read Hyderabad 6(13), Andhra 0(3). Also in Group B at Alur, Karnataka scored 342 and 243/7 declared in 64.1 overs (K.V. Aneesh 79, Krishnan Shrijith 52) while Saurashtra made 349 and 137/2 in 42 overs (Chirag Jani 63 not out); Saurashtra 3(6), Karnataka 1(2).
At New Chandigarh in Group B, Punjab posted 456 and were 86/3 in 16.5 overs following Chhattisgarh’s 206 and 335 in 116.2 overs; Uday Saharan made 40 not out for Punjab while Aayush Pandey scored 111 and Amandeep Khare 62 for Chhattisgarh; the points line shows Punjab 6(9), Chhattisgarh 0(1). In Elite Group A and elsewhere, other teams recorded innings and individual contributions as indicated in the detailed scorelines.
Group C action included Pune, Delhi and Thiruvananthapuram fixtures. At Pune, Jharkhand made 169 and 344/8 in 136 overs (Shikhar Mohan 127, Utkarsh Singh 58, Virat Singh 41, Aditya Singh 51) against Maharashtra’s 527/5 declared; Maharashtra 3(9), Jharkhand 1(4). In Delhi, Delhi declared 648/6 versus Gujarat’s 479 in 174.1 overs (Manan Hingrajia 123, Jaymeet Patel 72, Chintan Gaja 82, Hrithik Shokeen 5/143) and were 15/1 in eight overs; Delhi 3(3), Gujarat 1(8). In Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala’s 404 defeated Odisha’s 225 and 143 in 58.3 overs, with Gourav Choudhary scoring 53 and Jalaj Saxena taking 5/34; Kerala 7(8), Odisha 0(0).
Group D matches saw Mumbai record a large declared total and Rajasthan post consecutive innings. At Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh made 140 and 291 in 99.1 overs (Pukhraj Mann 50, Vaibhav Kalta 63) but lost to Mumbai’s 528/8 declared, with Mohit Avasthi taking 5/44; Mumbai 7(14), Himachal Pradesh 0(0). At Jaipur, Rajasthan scored 497 and then 176/2 in 46 overs (Eshaan Goyal 64 and 59 not out, Bhargav Merai 73, Mohammad Saif 103 not out; Kukna Ajay Singh 4/106) while Railways made 338 in 127 overs; Rajasthan 3(6), Railways 1(2).
In the Plate section at Shillong and Sovima, Meghalaya beat Manipur and Mizoram led Nagaland. Meghalaya posted 380 and 172 to defeat Manipur’s 277 and 272 in 75.2 overs, with Ronald Longjam 43, Karnajit Yumnam 53, Pheiroijam Jotin 43 and Rex Rajkumar 51; Meghalaya 6, Manipur 0. At Sovima, Mizoram declared 581/9 against Nagaland’s 516 in 181 overs, featuring Joshua Ozukum 48, Sedezhalie Rupero 113, Yugandhar Singh 98, Hokaito Zhimomi 71 and Rongsen Jonathan 118 not out; Mizoram 3, Nagaland 1.
The results produced the points totals displayed alongside each fixture, including Mumbai 7(14), Kerala 7(8), Hyderabad 6(13) and Punjab 6(9), which are recorded in the published scorelines for Round Two, Day Four.