Indrajith century stretches TN advantage

Mumbai 141 and 12 for 1 trail Tamil Nadu 417 (Indrajith 101, Shankar 95, Girap 4-87) by 264 runs
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Tamil Nadu took firm control against Mumbai in Chennai, racking up 417 to build a huge lead over the visitors. V Shankar stretched his overnight score 47 to 95 but Tamil Nadu were down to 273 for 8 at one stage. B Indrajith made his maiden first-class hundred at No. 8 and put on 130 for the ninth wicket with M Rangarajan (46). Indrajith faced 162 balls and hit 11 fours and a six to make 101. He was last man out by when Tamil Nadu had gone to 417 in 122 overs for a first-innings lead of 276. Mumbai offspinner Akshay Girap took 4 for 87. Mumbai lost Akhil Herwadkar in the second innings, ending on 12 for 1.

Railways 50 for 1 v Jammu & Kashmir
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Rain continued to play spoilsport in Delhi, as the second day's play in the Ranji clash between Railways and Jammu & Kashmir was washed out. Only 23 overs had been possible on day one, with Railways at 50 for 1.

Bengal 141 for 4 (Chatterjee 60, Saha 45*) v Uttar Pradesh
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There was also no action in Ghaziabad due to rain, meaning that Bengal could not build on their overnight score of 141 for 4 against Uttar Pradesh.