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Butter-fingered Bengal through to semi-finals

Laxmi Shukla and Shib Paul were the stars of the day as Bengal made it to their first semi-final since 2006-07, bowling out Railways for 222, for a 48-run win

12-Jan-2014•The Report by Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

Coaches shower praise on Jadhav and Zol

Soon after the Ranji Trophy quarterfinal, while the Mumbai camp wore a stunning silence, former Mumbai captain Madhav Mantri and former player and coach Vasu Paranjpe headed into the visitors' dressing room

11-Jan-2014•Amol Karhadkar in Mumbai

Teams poised for exciting finish at Eden

Railways ended an absorbing fourth day at the Eden Gardens needing 154 to win with seven wickets in hand

11-Jan-2014•The Report by Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

Jadhav, Zol dump Mumbai out of Ranji Trophy

Kedar Jadhav and Vijay Zol's unbeaten third wicket partnership of 215 runs helped Maharashtra run down a stiff target of 252 runs with eight wickets to spare

11-Jan-2014•The Report by Amol Karhadkar at the Wankhede Stadium

VRV Singh bowls Punjab into semis

A menacing spell by VRV Singh on the fourth morning that helped Punjab rip through the Jammu & Kashmir middle order ended up being the final word in a closely contested quarter-final in Baroda

11-Jan-2014•The Report by Devashish Fuloria in Vadodara

Sixth straight win takes Karnataka to semis

Experience in batting, bowling, in playing hard, in recovering from bad situations . A combination of all that today helped Vinay Kumar to lead Karnataka into their first semi-finals after two years

11-Jan-2014•The Report by Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

Railways warned over ball-change controversy

The third day's play of the Bengal-Railways quarter-final witnessed controversy over a ball change during Bengal's second innings, for which Railways have been issued a warning and face a five-run penalty in case of a repeat offence.

10-Jan-2014•Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

Dinda, Shukla power Bengal to position of strength

Ashok Dinda picked up six wickets to bundle Railways out for 314 and help Bengal secure a first-innings lead of three runs

10-Jan-2014•The Report by Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

UP chase 333 after Murtaza six-for

Uttar Pradesh chase 333 with two days left after restricting Karnataka to 204 in the second innings with a six-wicket haul from Ali Murtaza

10-Jan-2014•The Report by Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

Maharashtra 224 away from shock win

The Maharashtra seamers Samad Fallah, Shrikant Mundhe and Anupam Sanklecha picked up 10 wickets between them to bundle Mumbai out for 129 in the second innings and set themselves a target of 252

10-Jan-2014•The Report by Amol Karhadkar at the Wankhede Stadium

J&K set 324 for win after Mandeep 101

Mandeep Singh scored 101 and added 113 for the seventh wicket with Gurkeerat Singh to help Punjab set Jammu & Kashmir a daunting target of 324

10-Jan-2014•The Report by Devashish Fuloria in Vadodara

Kings XI surprise with Vohra and Miller retention

Kings XI Punjab have provided the first major surprise of the new round of team-building by retaining little-known Punjab batsman Manan Vohra. They also retained David Miller

10-Jan-2014•Nagraj Gollapudi and Devashish Fuloria

Rasool to J&K's rescue again

Parvez Rasool has said that he hopes his fighting 103 will pave the way for Jammu & Kashmir causing an upset over Punjab in Vadodara

09-Jan-2014•Devashish Fuloria in Vadodara

Tailenders, Thakur build Mumbai's advantage

Seamer Shardul Thakur picked up four wickets to run through Maharashtra's top order and leave them precariously placed at 219 for 7 at the end of the second day in Mumbai

09-Jan-2014•The Report by Amol Karhadkar at the Wankhede Stadium

Rawat century leads Railways fightback

Mahesh Rawat and Arindam Ghosh's unbroken 191-run stand for the sixth wicket helped Railways recover from a slow start, and make 233 for 5 heading into the third day

09-Jan-2014•The Report by Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

Rasool scores ton but Punjab take lead

Parvez Rasool, the Jammu & Kashmir captain, lit up day two with a fluent century - his second this season - to leave the quarter-final in the balance

09-Jan-2014•The Report by Devashish Fuloria in Vadodara

Karnataka on top despite Parvinder 92

Parvinder Singh's 92 and hour-long stand for the ninth-wicket with Ankit Rajpoot tested Karnataka's resolve, but the hosts ultimately dismissed Parvinder towards the end of the day to leave Uttar Pradesh at 221 for 9

09-Jan-2014•The Report by Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

Uthappa returns to dig Karnataka out of trouble

Sent in on a green pitch, Karnataka recovered from 14 for 3 through Robin Uthappa's 100, before Karun Nair and CM Gautam extended their team's advantage over UP

08-Jan-2014•The Report by Nagraj Gollapudi in Bangalore

Suryakumar, Indulkar rescue Mumbai

Even though the scoreboard at the end of the first day's play between Mumbai and Maharashtra might reflect the teams are even, Mumbai will feel they had got out of a hole at the Wankhede Stadium after being put in to bat

08-Jan-2014•Amol Karhadkar in Mumbai

Sudip, Easwaran fifties propel Bengal

A 163-run third-wicket stand between Sudip Chetterjee and Abhimanyu Easwaran helped Bengal recover from 3 for 2 in the second over, to end the day at 274 for 8 against Railways in Kolkata

08-Jan-2014•The Report by Rachna Shetty in Kolkata

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