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Jadeja century takes Saurashtra to victory on day 2 of Hazare Trophy

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Defending champions Karnataka and last year's North zone leaders Punjab registered wins, while Bengal, Mumbai and Railways bit the dust on the second day of the Vijay Hazare trophy on Friday. Ravindra Jadeja hit a century before contributing with the ball as well for Saurashtra in a high-scoring match against MP, while Jharkhand failed to win despite a fighting innings by M S Dhoni.

Jadeja was involved in a 135-run partnership with fellow centurion SP Jackson, who made 111 runs, before joining hands with CS Saini in a 152-run partnership for the fifth wicket. The hosts, who were at 3-53 at one point ended up with a commanding total of 340.

Chasing a mammoth total, Madhya Pradesh seemed to be well in sight of a win until the 38th over needing 88 runs off 72 balls with 7 wickets in hand. However, two back-to-back wickets by Unadkat set the visitors back, from which they never recovered.

Saurashtra 340/5 in 50/50 ov (Ravindra Jadeja 134, Sheldon Jackson 111) defeated Madhya Pradesh 333 in 49.1/50 ov (Jalaj Saxena 133, Shaurya M Sanandia 3/59)

Jharkhand, who faced off against Gujarat, started well enough with a 43-run opening stand. But the side kept losing wickets in regular intervals and never looked in sight of a defend-able total, on what was a flat pitch. Dhoni, who came in three-down, made a 64-ball-44, but could not break loose against a measly Gujarat attack.

Axar Patel starred for Gijarat as he mixed his straight balls well with a few flighted deliveries to hold back a Jharkhand onslaught that never took off. The East zone side ended up making only 177 runs in 47 overs, which Gujarat easily overcame in 40.5 overs, thanks to a 106-run second wicket partnership between Priyank Panchal and Parthiv Patel.

Gujarat 179/4 in 40.5/47 ov (Panchal 62, Parthiv 44, Axar 32*) defeated Jharkhand 177/7 in 47/47 ov (Dhoni 44, Jaggi 34; Axar 2-30, Bumrah 2-30) by six wickets

Brief scores:

Baroda v Andhra

Baroda 291/6 in 50/50 ov (KH Devdhar 81, AA Waghmode 76, B Sudhakar 2/51) defeated Andhra 202 in 43.1/50 ov (KV Sasikanth 59, KS Bharat 45, BA Bhatt 6/37)

Himachal Pradesh v Bengal

Himachal Pradesh 308/7 in 50/50 ov (P Chopra 91, R Bist 84, SS Ghosh 3/67) defeated Bengal 219 in 36.4/50 ov (PP Shaw 68, PP Jaiswal 3/ 28)

Delhi vs Vidarbha

Vidarbha 163 in 45.2/50 ov (F Y Fazal 83, Ishant Sharma 5/21) defeated Delhi 145 in 45.1/50 ov (Unmukt Chand 57, A A Wakhare 2/10)

Haryana v Karnataka

Karnataka 242/9 in 50/50 ov (Suchith J 46, K L Rahul 40, H V Patel 4/62) defeated Haryana 204 all out in 46.3/50 ov (R M Dagar 96*, Mithun A 2/26)

Hyderabad v Punjab

Punjab 238 all out in 49.4/50 ov (Mayank Siddana 64, C V Milind 3/62) defeated Hyderabad 182/9 in 42.4/50 ov (Sumanth Kolla 63 retd hurt, Ravi Kiran 4/33)

Kerala v Railways

Kerala 256/8 in 50/50 ov (V A Jagadeesh 126, Anureet Singh 4/40) defeated Railways 196 all out in 43.1/50 ov (Saurabh 77, Warrier 2/32)

Maharashtra v Odisha

Maharashtra 217/8 in 50/50 ov (Shrikant Mundhe 50, Basant Mohanty 3/40) defeated Odisha 177 in 43.4/50 ov (Govinda Poddar 74, S M Kazi 4/29)

Tamil Nadu v Mumbai

Tamil Nadu 312/7 in 50/50 ov (B Indrajith 60, M Vijay 55, Dhawal Kulkarni 3/47) defeated Mumbai 286 in 45.2/50 ov (Akhil Herwadkar 107, M Ashwin 3/38)

Assam v Rajasthan

Assam 148 all out in 44.4/50 (Pallav Kumar Das 37, Rajat Bhatia 5/17) lost to Rajasthan 149/9 in 49.3/50 ov (Rajat Bhatia 68, Krishna Das 2/17)

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