Mumbai, Vidarbha, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka reach Vijay Hazare quarter-finals
Rajasthan and Haryana had already made it to the quarters, whereas Kerala, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Bengal will play the pre-quarter-finals
File photo: Sanju Samson's century was almost a lone effort for Kerala • Sportsfile via Getty Images
Samson's century in vain but Kerala in pre-quarter-finals; Mumbai in QFs
Qualification rules for knockouts
There will be two pre-quarter-finals before the quarter-finals so a total of ten teams will make the knockouts
There are five groups and the top-two teams from each will qualify for the knockouts
The teams topping the five groups will directly qualify for the quarter-finals and will be ranked from one to five based on their points/number of wins/NRR
The second-placed teams from each group will be ranked from six to ten based on their points/number of wins/NRR; from those top-ten rankings, the sixth-ranked team will also directly qualify for quarter-finals
The teams ranked seven to ten will play the pre-quarter-finals
If two teams finish on the same number of points for the top-two positions, the team with more wins will rank higher; if the wins are also equal, the result of the head-to-head fixture from the league stage will rank the winner higher
If points and wins are equal and above clause is not applicable, then the team with the higher NRR up to the league phase will decide the higher position.
Gujarat pip Uttar Pradesh for knockout qualification
Ankit Bawne's century takes Maharashtra through to pre-quarters
Koushik, Gowtham power Karnataka into quarter-finals
Varun Chakravarthy, Sai Kishore spin Tamil Nadu into quarters
Vishal Dikshit is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo