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Railways hit back via Harvinder
- RANJI ROUND-UP

New Delhi: Paceman Harvinder Singh claimed a six-wicket haul as Railways hit back at defending champions Mumbai on the second day of the Ranji Trophy Elite A Group tie at the Karnail Singh stadium here Monday.

The right-arm seamer made amends for the disappointment of first day and picked six for 75 to rip through the Mumbai middle order and put the hosts back on track. The visitors, resuming at a healthy 261 for three, were bowled out for 361 half an hour after lunch.

At stumps on second day, Railways were sitting pretty at 111 for three.

In Chennai, opener Vidyuth Sivaramakrishnan?s unbeaten 97 propelled Tamil Nadu to reach 183 for one in reply to Hyderabad's first innings total of 163 at close on the second day of their Group B encounter here Monday.

Earlier, Hyderabad, overnight 83 for five, had been bundled out for 163 with left arm spinner, Ram Kumar being the destroyer in chief with six scalps.

SUMMARISED SCORES

In Ahmedabad: Gujarat 214. Delhi 347/4 (Gautam Gambhir 151, Abhishek Sharma 73, Mithun Minhas 66 batting).

In Chennai: Hyderabad: 163 (Ram Kumar 6/57, M.R. Srinivas 3/33). Tamil Nadu 183/1 (Vidyuth Sivaramakrishnan 97 batting, S. Badrinath 56 batting).

In Guwahati: Assam 273 (S. Ghosh 59; Rakesh Patel 4/82, Rajesh Pawar 3/50). Baroda 162/4 (Jacob Martin 58 batting; Zaved Zaman 2/43).

In Indore: Andhra Pradesh 361 (K. Shahbuddin 86; Shantanu Pitre 3/75, Narendra Hirwani 4/89). Madhya Pradesh 155/4 (Amay Khurasia 50 batting).

In Mohali: Uttar Pradesh 269 (Rohit Prakash 112 n.o.; Gagandeep Singh 5/68). Punjab 221/7 (Yuvraj Singh 52, Pankaj Dharmani 83 batting).

In New Delhi: Mumbai 361 (Harvinder Singh 6/75). Railways 111/3 (Tejinder Pal Singh 37 batting; Ajit Agarkar 2/38).

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