Vijay Hazare Trophy Round 6 Highlights: Karun Nair Sets List A World Record For Most Consecutive Runs Without Dismissal

Welcome to the live coverage of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25. Today marks the sixth round of the tournament which is India's primary 50-over domestic competition.

• Chhattisgarh vs Jammu and Kashmir, Round 6, Group D

• Uttar Pradesh vs Vidarbha, Round 6, Group D

• Tamil Nadu vs Mizoram, Round 6, Group D

• Mumbai vs Puducherry, Round 6, Group C

• Saurashtra vs Karnataka, Round 6, Group C

• Baroda vs Madhya Pradesh, Round 6, Group E

• Bengal vs Bihar, Round 6, Group E

• Kerala vs Tripura, Round 6, Group E

• Arunachal Pradesh vs Nagaland, Round 6, Group C

• Hyderabad vs Punjab, Round 6, Group C

• Jharkhand vs Uttarakhand, Round 6, Group A

• Assam vs Manipur, Round 6, Group A

• Goa vs Gujarat, Round 6, Group A

• Haryana vs Odisha, Round 6, Group A

• Himachal Pradesh vs Services, Round 6, Group A

• Meghalaya vs Sikkim, Round 6, Group A

• Andhra vs Maharashtra, Round 6, Group B

• Railways vs Rajasthan, Round 6, Group A

Chhattisgarh elect to bowl first against Jammu and Kashmir

Vidarbha elect to bowl first against Uttar Pradesh

Tamil Nadu opt to bowl first against Mizoram

Chhattisgarh have won the toss and have opted to field.

Jammu and Kashmir (Playing XI): Vivrant Sharma, Shubham Khajuria, Musaif Ajaz, Paras Dogra(c), Abdul Samad, Lone Nasir Muzaffar, Abid Mushtaq, Auqib Nabi Dar, Shivansh Sharma(w), Yudhvir Singh Charak, Vanshaj Sharma

Chhattisgarh (Playing XI): Anuj Tiwary, Ashutosh Singh, Sanjeet Desai, Amandeep Khare(c), Prateek Yadav, Shashank Singh, Gagandeep Singh, Eknath Kerkar(w), Shubham Agarwal, Harsh Yadav, Ravi Kiran

Vidarbha Won the Toss and elected to Field

UP Playing XI: Rinku Singh (c), Aryan Juyal (wk), Abhishek Goswami, Madhav Kaushik, Sameer Rizvi, Priyam Garg, Shivam Sharma, Shivam Mavi, Vipraj Nigam, Aaqib Khan, Atal Bihari Rai

Vidarbha Playing XI: Karun Nair (c), Y V Rathod, J M Sharma (wk), A V Wankhade, S B Dubey, D G Nalkande, P R Rekhade, Dhruv Shorey, Bhute, Harsh Dubey, Y R Thakur

Mizoram (Playing XI): Jehu Anderson(w), Lalhriatrenga, Agni Chopra, Mohit Jangra, Khiangte Vanrotlinga, Marty Lalrinhlua, Joseph Lalthankhuma, Rohan Chowdury, Remruatdika Ralte, Bobby Zothansanga(c), Moses Ramhlunmawia

Tamil Nadu (Playing XI): Tushar Raheja, N Jagadeesan(w), Baba Indrajith, Vijay Shankar, Boopathi Kumar, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Ali, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore(c), Varun Chakaravarthy, Sandeep Warrier, CV Achyuth

Tamil Nadu have won the toss and have opted to field

Mumbai have won the toss and have opted to bat

Mumbai (Playing XI): Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Ayush Mhatre, Siddhesh Lad, Hardik Tamore(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer(c), Suryansh Shedge, Atharva Ankolekar, Shardul Thakur, Harsh Tanna, Vinayak Bhoir

Maharashtra opt to bowl first in Navi Mumbai.

Andhra (Playing XI): Srikar Bharat(w/c), Ashwin Hebbar, Shaik Rasheed, Ricky Bhui, Yara Sandeep, Pinninti Tapaswi, Bodhala Kumar, KV Sasikanth, Satyanarayana Raju, Midde Anjaneyulu, Prithvi Raj Yarra

Maharashtra (Playing XI): Om Bhosale, Rahul Tripathi, Siddhesh Veer, Nikhil Naik(w), Ruturaj Gaikwad(c), Ankit Bawne, Azim Kazi, Satyajeet Bachhav, Rajneesh Gurbani, Mukesh Choudhary, Pradeep Dadhe

Gujarat have won the toss and have opted to field

Gujarat (Playing XI): Aarya Desai, Urvil Patel(w), Umang Kumar, Saurav Chauhan, Axar Patel(c), Vishal Jayswal, Chintan Gaja, Hemang Patel, Arzan Nagwaswalla, Ravi Bishnoi, Priyajitsing Jadeja

Goa (Playing XI): Ishaan Gadekar, Snehal Kauthankar, Krishnamurthy Siddharth(w), Darshan Misal(c), Suyash Prabhudessai, Vikash Singh, Deepraj Gaonkar, Mohit Redkar, Felix Alemao, Amulya Pandrekar, Shubham Tari

Prabhsimran Singh and Abhishek Sharma have started off strong as Punjab have scored 57 in just seven overs. Both openers have shown incredible intent and have put Hyderabad on the back foot.

Karnataka, after being put in to bat first, on tough, seaming conditions in Ahmedabad, have started well, not losing any wickets in the first six overs. Openers Nikin Jose (23*) and Mayank Agarwal (4*) have been disciplined enough and will look to make a move on.

Mumbai are in a spot of bother as they have lost three wickets and are looking for a rebuild from Shreyas Iyer and Siddesh Lad. Ayush Mhatre and Angrish Raghuvanshi fell for 1 and 0, while Hardik Tamore went back after scoring 11.

Mumbai are in serious trouble now, having lost half of their side for just 95 runs on the board. Gaurav Yadav and Ankit Sharma have picked up two wickets each. However, for Mumbai, they still have Shreyas Iyer out there.

A good Punjab start has turned into a brilliant one as they have notched up 126 for the loss of none in 17 overs. Prabhsimran Singh has raced away to 68* in just 54 balls, while Abhishek Sharma has made 51* from 51.

Jammu and Kashmir are motoring along against Chhattisgarh in Visakapatnam, riding on Shubham Khajuria's brilliant 154*. With 19 more overs to go, they could aim for 360.

Prabhsimran Singh completes hat-trick of centuries in 2024-25 Vijay Hazare Trophy.

150*(101) vs Mumbai

125(95) vs Saurashtra

100*(83) vs Hyderabad

After Mayank Agarwal's 69-run knock, Aveesh KV has taken matter into his own hands and has notched up an unbeaten 80. With 18 overs to go, and eight wickets in hand, Karnataka could be looking for something over 330.

Goa have been cheaply bowled out for 117 in 35.4 overs at the KL Saini Ground in Jaipur. For Gujarat, Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, and Arzan Nagwaswalla shared seven wickets among them.

Jammu and Kashmir - 231/2 (31 Ovs) Vs Chhattisgarh, Paras Dogra 3(8) Shubham Khajuria 154(109)

Uttar Pradesh 100/2 (20 Overs) Vs Vidarbha-  Madhav Kaushik 29(46), Sameer Rizvi 11(14)

Karnataka 203/2 (32 overs) Vs Saurashtra - Aneesh KV 90(81), Smaran Ravichandran 10(13)

Mumbai 182/6 (34 Overs) Vs Puducherry - Shreyas Iyer 57(75), Suryansh Shedge 10(11)

Tamil Nadu secured a dominant 10-wicket victory over Mizoram, chasing down the target of 71 runs in just 10 overs without losing a wicket. Mizoram were bowled out for 71 in 21.2 overs, with Varun Chakaravarthy delivering an exceptional spell.

N Jagadeesan scored an unbeaten 38 off 24 balls, supported by Tushar Raheja's 20 off 30 balls, ensuring a comfortable win. Earlier, Mizoram struggled at 43/4 after 10 overs, with Agni Chopra contributing 18 runs.

Chhattisgarh are chasing a target of 338 set by Jammu and Kashmir. They are currently at 71/1 in 10.4 overs, needing 268 more runs to win. Ashutosh Singh remains unbeaten with a commanding 45 off 35 balls, including six fours and two sixes, at a strike rate of 128.57, while Sanjeet Desai supports with 22 off 25 balls. Earlier, opener A.G. Tiwary was dismissed for 1, caught by Shivansh Sharma off Yudhvir Singh.

In the ongoing match, Baroda posted a total of 301/8 in 50 overs. Madhya Pradesh, in their chase, are at 46/1 after 7 overs, requiring 256 more runs to win. Harsh Gawli remains unbeaten on 34 off 27 balls, while Shubham Shyamsunder Sharma has 6 runs off 30 balls. The last five overs for Madhya Pradesh have been quiet, with no runs or wickets.

Uttarakhand are chasing a target of 250 set by Jharkhand. Uttarakhand are currently 148/2 in 30.1 overs, needing 101 more runs to win. Samarth R remains unbeaten on 82 off 87 balls, while Avneesh Sudha is not out at 24 from 32 balls. Earlier, Yuvraj Choudhary was dismissed for 1, lbw to Bal Krishna, and Kunal Chandela, the captain, scored 36 off 57 balls before being caught by Bal Krishna off Surwar.

Gujarat triumphed by 6 wickets against Goa. Goa posted a total of 117 in 35.4 overs, with Urvil Patel top-scoring 61 off 34 balls, including 6 fours and 4 sixes at a striking rate of 179.41. Gujarat's bowlers were effective, with Shubham Tari and Amulya Pandrekar picking up wickets. Gujarat chased down the target comfortably, with contributions from Aarya Desai (16), Umang (24), and Hemang Patel (9*). Vishal B Jayswal remained unbeaten on 5, guiding Gujarat to a successful chase.

Shreyas Iyer played a stellar knock of 137 off 133 balls, including 16 fours and 4 sixes, guiding Mumbai to a commanding total of 290/9 in their allotted 50 overs. In reply, Pondicherry were dismissed for just 127 in 27.2 overs, handing Mumbai a comfortable 163-run victory.

Bengal chased down the target successfully, winning by 6 wickets against Bihar. Abishek Porel played a solid knock, scoring 55 runs off 53 balls, while Sudip Kumar Gharami anchored the innings with an unbeaten 107 off 128 balls. The pair guided Bengal to a comfortable victory despite a few early wickets falling.

Nagaland dominated the match with a strong batting performance, posting a massive 358/3 in 50 overs. Arunachal Pradesh struggled in their chase, with Nagaland's bowlers capitalizing on early breakthroughs to bowl them out for just 129 in 34.4 overs. Vino G Zhimomi starred with the ball, taking 3 wickets, including a key dismissal of Sushant Rana. Despite a valiant effort from Techi Neri and Sushant Rana, Nagaland라이브 바카라 all-around performance sealed the win, as they triumphed by 229 runs.

Assam defeated Manipur by 6 wickets in their latest encounter. Manipur posted 162 runs in their second innings, with Denish Das (55) and Saahil Jain (54) providing the backbone of the effort. However, Assam chased down the target comfortably, securing the win with six wickets in hand.

Baroda won by 84 runs against Madhya Pradesh, setting a target of 301. Madhya Pradesh were all out for 217 in 40.2 overs. Harsh Gawali was the top scorer with 42 runs from 35 balls, including seven fours and one six, while Saransh Jain added a quick 39 from 24 balls with two fours and four sixes.

Despite a strong start, key wickets and run outs slowed their chase. Avesh Khan remained not out on 32 off 19 balls, but Madhya Pradesh couldn’t manage to cross the target.

• Chhattisgarh beat Jammu and Kashmir by 7 wickets

• Vidarbha beat Uttar Pradesh by 8 wickets

• Tamil Nadu beat Mizoram by 10 wickets

• Mumbai beat Puducherry by 163 runs

• Karnataka beat Saurashtra by 60 runs

• Baroda beat Madhya Pradesh by 84 runs

• Bengal beat Bihar by 6 wickets

• Kerala beat Tripura by 145 runs

• Nagaland beat Arunachal Pradesh by 229 runs

• Punjab beat Hyderabad by 80 runs

• Uttarakhand beat Jharkhand by 4 wickets

• Assam beat Manipur by 6 wickets

• Gujarat beat Goa by 6 wickets

• Haryana beat Odisha by 4 wickets

• Himachal Pradesh beat Services by 32 runs

• Sikkim beat Meghalaya by 30 runs

• Maharashtra beat Andhra by 5 wickets

• Rajasthan beat Railways by 1 wicket