Ranji Trophy 2026-27 Round 2 Results: Every Match, Top Performers and Points Table

By:Amit Yadav Modified:

Round 2 of the Ranji Trophy 2026-27 season, played from October 18 to 21, produced one of the great individual weeks in the tournament’s modern history — headlined by Mizoram’s Chinmay Sutar becoming only the second batter ever to score a quadruple century in the Ranji Trophy, alongside a Delhi run-feast, Sarfaraz Khan’s statement hundred for Mumbai, and eleven outright results across the country.

Ranji Trophy 2026-27 Round 2: full results list

Match Result
Assam vs Tripura Assam won by 9 wickets
Tamil Nadu vs Uttarakhand Tamil Nadu won by an innings and 66 runs
Haryana vs Chandigarh Haryana won by an innings and 24 runs
Bengal vs Services Bengal won by 60 runs
Sikkim vs Arunachal Pradesh (Plate) Sikkim won by an innings and 328 runs
Vidarbha vs Jammu & Kashmir Vidarbha won by 3 wickets
Uttar Pradesh vs Goa Uttar Pradesh won by 68 runs
Baroda vs Bihar Baroda won by 10 wickets
Kerala vs Odisha Kerala won by an innings and 36 runs
Hyderabad vs Andhra Hyderabad won by 267 runs
Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh Mumbai won by an innings and 97 runs
Delhi vs Gujarat Match drawn — Delhi took first-innings lead
Rajasthan vs Railways Match drawn — Rajasthan took first-innings lead
Meghalaya vs Manipur (Plate) Meghalaya won by 3 runs
Nagaland vs Mizoram (Plate) Match drawn — Mizoram took first-innings lead
Punjab vs Chhattisgarh Punjab won by 7 wickets
Madhya Pradesh vs Pondicherry Match drawn — Madhya Pradesh took first-innings lead
Karnataka vs Saurashtra Match drawn — Saurashtra took first-innings lead
Maharashtra vs Jharkhand Match drawn — Maharashtra took first-innings lead

Chinmay Sutar’s historic 400 not out: only the second Ranji quadruple century

The story of the round came from the Plate group at Sovima, where Mizoram’s Chinmay Sutar finished 400 not out against Nagaland — only the second quadruple century in Ranji Trophy history, 78 years after B. B. Nimbalkar’s 443 not out for Maharashtra against Kathiawar in 1948-49. It was the first Ranji quadruple century in 78 years, built over 517 balls with 46 fours and seven sixes, and it instantly became the second-highest individual score the tournament has ever seen, ahead of Prithvi Shaw’s 379.

Standout batting performances of Round 2

  • Ayush Badoni (217) and Priyansh Arya (199), Delhi vs Gujarat: Delhi’s captain smashed his third first-class double century — 217 off 246 balls — and shared a 234-run fourth-wicket stand with Arya, who fell one run short of a double ton. Delhi declared on 648 for 6, enforced the follow-on after Gujarat made 479 (Manan Hingrajia 123), and banked three points from the draw. Arya was named Player of the Match.
  • Sarfaraz Khan (154), Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh: Sarfaraz was Player of the Match as Mumbai thrashed Himachal Pradesh by an innings and 97 runs for their second straight bonus-point win, keeping them top of Elite Group D.
  • Ruturaj Gaikwad (101*), Maharashtra vs Jharkhand: Gaikwad’s unbeaten hundred — his 10th in first-class cricket — headlined Maharashtra’s 527 for 5 declared, alongside Ankit Bawne’s 169 not out and Digvijay Patil’s 148. Maharashtra took the first-innings lead in the draw.
  • Uday Saharan (161) and Salil Arora (107), Punjab vs Chhattisgarh: Saharan’s big hundred set up Punjab’s 456, and after Ayush Pandey’s 111 for Chhattisgarh, Punjab chased 86 for a seven-wicket win.
  • Mohammed Azharuddeen (139*) and Sachin Baby (112), Kerala vs Odisha: Azharuddeen’s unbeaten 139 carried Kerala to 404 and an innings-and-36-run win; he was named Player of the Match.
  • Ravikumar Samarth (143), Vidarbha vs Jammu & Kashmir: Samarth’s hundred underpinned Vidarbha’s 305, and the defending champions survived a dramatic collapse (81 for 7 in the chase) to beat J&K by three wickets in the round’s most nerve-shredding finish.
  • Rinku Singh (118*), Uttar Pradesh vs Goa: Rinku’s unbeaten hundred helped UP post 202 and 197 before the bowlers sealed a 68-run win.
  • Shikhar Mohan (127), Jharkhand vs Maharashtra: Mohan’s second-innings hundred saved the game for Jharkhand at 344 for 8.
  • Manisankar Murasingh (161), Tripura vs Assam: a fine hundred in defeat as Tripura lost by nine wickets.

Best bowling spells of Round 2

  • Bhargav Bhatt (6 for 53), Baroda vs Bihar: Bhatt’s six-for wrapped up Bihar’s 251 and set up Baroda’s ten-wicket win.
  • Tanay Thyagarajan (6 for 35), Hyderabad vs Andhra: Thyagarajan bowled Andhra out for 130 to seal Hyderabad’s 267-run win.
  • Jalaj Saxena (5 for 34), Kerala vs Odisha: the veteran spinner ran through Odisha’s second innings as they lost their last six wickets for 41 runs.
  • Nachiket Bhute (5 for 48), Vidarbha vs Jammu & Kashmir: Bhute’s five-for gave Vidarbha a lead, then the batters just about held on in the chase.
  • Zeeshan Ansari (5 for 45) and Kartik Yadav (5 for 37), Uttar Pradesh vs Goa: the pair shared ten wickets across the two innings in UP’s 68-run win.
  • Mohit Thakur (5 for 101), Tripura vs Assam: Thakur’s five-for included the wicket that mattered most in a brave Tripura second innings.

Closest finishes and the innings wins

Vidarbha’s three-wicket win over Jammu & Kashmir was the finish of the round — the defending champions lurched from a strong position to 81 for 7 chasing just 124 before scrambling home. In the Plate group, Meghalaya beat Manipur by just 3 runs in the tightest game of the round, while Sikkim’s innings-and-328-run demolition of Arunachal Pradesh was the heaviest defeat.

The innings victories belonged to Mumbai (innings and 97 runs over Himachal Pradesh, with a bonus point), Tamil Nadu (innings and 66 over Uttarakhand, Gurjapneet Singh 4 for 34), Kerala (innings and 36 over Odisha), Haryana (innings and 24 over Chandigarh), and Sikkim in the Plate group.

Ranji Trophy 2026-27 points table: group standings after Round 2

Two rounds in, the early pace-setters are emerging. In Elite Group A, Baroda (14 points), Uttar Pradesh (13) and Vidarbha (12) have all won both matches and are pulling clear, with Madhya Pradesh (6) the best of the rest. In Elite Group B, Hyderabad lead with 13 points from two wins, followed by Punjab (9) and Assam (7). In Elite Group C, Bengal top the table with eight points from two wins, ahead of Gujarat (7) and Maharashtra (6), with Kerala and Delhi picking up points this round and Services and Odisha still winless. In Elite Group D, Mumbai (9) and Haryana (8) have won both games to lead the group, while Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan sit on three points each.

What next: Ranji Trophy Round 3 begins October 25

Round 3 starts on Sunday, October 25, with fixtures including Saurashtra vs Assam and Jharkhand vs Delhi. If you missed the start of the season, our Ranji Trophy 2026-27 Round 1 guide covers everything from the opening week.

Ranji Trophy Round 2 FAQs

Who scored a 400 in Ranji Trophy Round 2?

Mizoram’s Chinmay Sutar scored 400 not out against Nagaland at Sovima — only the second quadruple century in Ranji Trophy history, after B. B. Nimbalkar’s 443 not out in 1948-49.

How many matches produced results in Round 2?

Eleven of the 19 fixtures produced outright results, including five wins by an innings and Vidarbha’s three-wicket thriller against Jammu & Kashmir.

Which teams top their groups after Round 2?

Baroda (Group A), Hyderabad (Group B), Bengal (Group C) and Mumbai (Group D) lead the four Elite groups.

When does Ranji Trophy Round 3 start?

Round 3 begins on Sunday, October 25, 2026.