Thank you for joining us on the live coverage of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, Round 6. A number of India regulars were in action today, with Shreyas Iyer grabbing headlines for his 53-ball 82, while Shubman Gill failed to fire. The best performances of the day came from uncapped stars Aman Rao (200* off 154 for Hyderabad vs Bengal) and Vishnu Vinod (162* off 84 for Kerala vs Puducherry).

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Despite boasting batters like Ruturaj Gaikwad, Prithvi Shaw and Ramakrishna Ghosh, Maharashtra have failed to chase down 167 in 31 overs against Chhattisgarh. Maharashtra end their innings on 160/8, meaning Chhattisgarh clinch a 6-run win!

Rinku Singh's exceptional form as Uttar Pradesh captain continues. Make that 5 wins out of 5 for UP. Their total of 339/5 ended up being too daunting for Vidarbha in the end, who managed only 285/9.

Interestingly, the match between Andhra and Haryana has resulted in a tie! Chasing 325, Andhra's innings was halted in the 48th over due to bad light, with the score at 307/7. With no more play possible, the VJD system has been used and the result is a tie!

Vishnu Vinod, who is part of Punjab Kings in the IPL, has smashed 14 sixes and 13 boundaries en route to a stunning knock of 162 off just 84 balls to take Kerala to victory over Puducherry. Vishnu's knock overshadows star Kerala batter Sanju Samson, who managed only 11 runs.

Hyderabad, riding on Aman Rao's double hundred and Mohammed Siraj's four wickets, have defeated Bengal by a massive 107 runs. Shahbaz Ahmed slammed a valiant ton for Bengal. First win for Hyderabad in the ongoing season.

Victory for Mumbai! Shivam Dube takes two wickets in the final over of the contest to help Mumbai bowl out Himachal Pradesh for 292. A terrific fight by Himachal Pradesh, who fall short in the end by just 7 runs. Important victory for Shreyas Iyer-led Mumbai.

Down to the wire! Himachal Pradesh need 10 runs to win in the last over against Mumbai! 2 wickets in hand for Himachal Pradesh. Shivam Dube is bowling the final over.

Shubman Gill's poor showing with the bat has not affected Punjab, as they have chased down the target of 212 with ease against Goa. Harnoor Singh remains not out on 94, while Naman Dhir also chipped in with an excellent 68. 

Dhir, who plays for Mumbai Indians in the IPL, walked in at No. 5 and made 68 off 65, stitching a 131-run stand with Harnoor.

Mohammed Siraj has starred for Hyderabad against Bengal, outshining counterpart Mohammed Shami. While Shami finished with figures of 3/70 in 10 overs, Siraj has completed his spell with figures of 4/58!

His efforts have helped Hyderabad near a big win over Bengal. This is also set to be Hyderabad's first win of the ongoing season.

Mumbai's star-studded squads, featuring several India players like Shreyas Iyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Suryakumar Yadav, Sarfaraz Khan and Shardul Thakur, are involved in a close contest against Himachal Pradesh!

Himachal Pradesh need 49 runs to win in 4.4 overs, with 4 wickets in hand.

Karnataka (324/7) defeat Rajasthan (174 all out) by 150 runs. Prasidh Krishna took five wickets and played a crucial role in the team's victory. Earlier, Mayank Agarwal scored 100 while Devdutt Padikkal scored 91 for Karnataka. 

Bihar defeated Manipur by six wickets in their Vijay Hazare Trophy Plate Group final match. With this win, they have qualified as the Elite Group. From the next year, Bihar will be playing the Elite Group matches of Vijay Hazare Trophy. Truly a big moment for Bihar cricket. 

Gujarat (333/6) defeated Odisha (100 all out) by 233 runs in the Round 6 of Vijay Hazare Trophy match. CT Gaja took six wickets for Gujarat while JK Bhatt took two wickets. Earlier, Axar Patel scored 73 while Urvil Patel and Ahaan Poddar scored 64 runs each and helped Gujarat post a whopping total. 

Kerala (252/2) beat Pondicherry (247 all out) by eight wickets in their Round 6 match of Vijay Hazare Trophy on Tuesday in Ahmedabad. Vishnu Vinod was the star performer for Kerala as he remained unbeaten at 162 while Baba Aparajith scored an unbeaten 63. Sanju Samson disappointed with a low score of 11. But Kerala still managed to chase down the target of 248 in just 29 overs. 

Delhi (182/4) beat Railways (179 all out) by six wickets in their Round 6 match of Vijay Hazare Trophy on Tuesday. Priyansh Arya played a brilliant knock of 80 off 41 balls while skipper Rishabh Pant scored 24 off 9 balls. Nitish Rana also scored 38 off 28 balls. 

While Shreyas Iyer has smashed 82 off just 53 balls for Mumbai, it hasn't been a day to remember for his Mumbai teammates. India regulars Yashasvi Jaiswal, Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dube managed 15, 24 and 20 respectively.

India's ODI captain Shubman Gill, playing for Punjab in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, endured a difficult outing. He was dismissed for a score of 11 runs off 12 balls. Punjab Kings opener Prabhsimran Singh also departed cheaply, scoring just 2 runs off 11 balls. 

Mumbai ended their innings at 299/9 in 33 overs against Himachal Pradesh. For Mumbai, Shreyas Iyer became the top scorer with 82 off 53 balls while Musheer Khan scored 73 off 51 balls. Suryakumar Yadav scored 24 off 18 balls. For Himachal, Vaibhav Arora and Abhishek Kumar scalped three wickets each. 

Sanju Samson falls after scoring 11 off 11 balls for Kerala against Pondicherry in the chase of 248. Kerala rely on Vishnu Vinod and Baba Aprajith for a stable partnership. Vishnu has also completed his half-century as two-down Kerala are now stable. 

KER 103/2 (15 overs)

In the chase of 212, Shubman Gill has opened the innings with Prabhsimran Singh for Punjab against Goa. The focus will be entirely on Gill as this match will be a good practice for him ahead of the first ODI against New Zealand. 

Haryana 324 all out vs Andhra

Railways 179 all out vs Delhi

Uttar Pradesh 339/5 vs Vidarbha

Pondicherry 247 all out vs Kerala

Madhya Pradesh 277 all out vs Jharkhand

Saurashtra 349/5 vs Services

Karnataka 324/7 vs Rajasthan

Gujarat 333/6 vs Odisha

Assam 284/7 vs Chandigarh

Hyderabad 352/5 vs Bengal

Baroda 332 all out vs J&K

Tamil Nadu 259/6 vs Tripura

Shreyas Iyer departs after scoring a quick 82 off 53 balls. He is dismissed by Kushal Pal, who then goes on to take the wicket of Suryakumar Yadav for 24. Mumbai are now five down with Shivam Dube and Hardik Tamore standing unbeaten. 

MUM 230/5 (27 overs(

Ahead of the first ODI against New Zealand, India star batter Shreyas Iyer shows his true mettle for Mumbai and hits a terrific half-century against Himachal Pradesh. He has been joined by Suryakumar Yadav after Musheer Khan departed for 73 off 51 balls. 

MUM 204/4 (24 overs)

Hyderabad ended their innings at 352/5 in 50 overs against Bengal. The main architect of Hyderabad's innings was batter Aman Rao, who scored 200* off 154 balls. For Bengal, veteran India pacer Mohammed Shami took three wickets. Bengal now need 353 runs to win the match. 

Haryana 324 all out vs Andhra

Railways 179 all out vs Delhi

Uttar Pradesh 339/5 vs Vidarbha

Pondicherry 247 all out vs Kerala

Madhya Pradesh 277 all out vs Jharkhand

Saurashtra 349/5 vs Services

Karnataka 324/7 vs Rajasthan

Gujarat 333/6 vs Odisha

Assam 284/7 vs Chandigarh

Hyderabad 352/5 vs Bengal

KL Rahul once again fails to leave a mark with the bat. He falls for 25 off 28 balls as Karnataka go seven down after crossing the 300-run mark against Rajasthan. A comfortable position for Karnataka, courtesy of Devdutt Padikkal (91) and Mayank Agarwal (100) knocks. 

KAR 313/7 (49 overs) vs RAJ

The big moment is here as Shreyas Iyer is at the crease for Mumbai against Himachal Pradesh. Mumbai have lost the wickets of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan for for 15 and 21 respectively. Shreyas has joined Musheer Khan at the crease. 

MUM 79/2 (10 overs) vs HP

Delhi bowled Railways out for 179 in 41 overs. For Delhi, Navdeep Saini and Ayush Badoni took three wickets each while Ishant Sharma, Harshit Rana, Nitish Rana, and Harsh Tyagi took one wicket each. Delhi now need 180 runs to win. 

Despite missing out on his fifth century, Karnataka batter Devdutt Padikkal, who plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the IPL, achieves a big record. He becomes the first batter to score 600 runs in three different Vijay Hazare Trophy seasons. 

Aman Rao is playing a brilliant knock for Hyderabad against Bengal. He has also completed his century off 108 balls as Hyderabad continue to dominate the game. Bengal need to dismiss him in order to bounce back into the match. 

HYD 240/3 (41 overs) vs BEN

The toss for Mumbai and Himachal Pradesh's match is done and the latter have opted to bowl first. Due to the long delay because of fog, the match is reduced to 33 overs-per side. 

UP opener Abhishek Goswami completes his century but gets run out against Vidarbha. UP are going solid but have also lost three wickets. However, they are in a good position with Priyam Garg and skipper Rinku forming a partnership. Garg has also completed his half-century. 

UP 250/3 (41 overs)

Finallyyy!!! After a brief break, Mohammed Shami returns for his second spell and strikes for Bengal against Hyderabad. He dismisses Abhirath Reddy for 5 as Hyderabad go three down. It is Shami's first wicket of the day as he aims for more in the remaining overs. 

HYD 197/3 (34.3 overs) vs BEN

Devdutt Padikkal misses out on his fifth century in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. He has been clean bowled by Manav Suthar for 91 off 82 balls. However, Mayank Agarwal completes his century as two-down Karnataka continue to dominate Rajasthan. He is forming a good partnership with Smaran. 

KAR 215/2 (34 overs) vs RAJ

Madhya Pradesh have lost their fifth wicket against Jharkhand. Skipper Venkatesh Iyer got retired hurt for 1 after facing five balls. Shubman Sharma was dismissed by Utkarsh Singh for 34 while Rajat Patidar was removed by Anukul Roy for 29. Currently, Akshat Raghuwanshi and Shivang Kumar are unbeaten. 

MP 119/5 (25 overs) vs JHA 

Goa are off to a horrific start against Punjab as they lose Arjun Tendulkar's wicket for 1. He has been dismissed Sukhdeep Bajwa, who then goes on to dismiss Kashyap Bakle for 5. Two wickets gone for Goa as they lose both their openers. Currently, Snehal Kauthankar and Suyash Prabhudesai are standing unbeaten.

GOA 20/2 (3.2 overs) vs PUN

The match between Goa and Punjab finally begins in Jaipur with the latter winning the toss and opting to bowl. Shubman Gill has been named in Punjab's Playing XI.

Gujarat lose two wickets after a good start against Odisha. Openers Urvil Patel and Aarya Desai scored 64 and 54 respectively before getting dismissed. Currently, Ahaan Poddar and Jaymeet Patel are standing unbeaten and taking Gujarat ahead in the game. 

GUJ 159/2 (27 overs) vs ODI

Haryana are also playing a good cricket against Andhra. Openers Mayank Shandilya and Ankit Kumar stitched a good partnership of 93 runs before the latter was dismissed by Munish Varma. Currently, Mayank and H J Rana are standing unbeaten and taking Haryana ahead in the game. 

HAR 157/1 (25 overs) vs AP

After forming a terrific opening partnership of 104 runs, Hyderabad finally lose a wicket as Rohit dismisses Rahul Singh Ghalaut for 65. Skipper Tilak Varma has now joined Aman Rao at the crease as Bengal are looking for another wicket. 

HYD 104/1 (16 overs) vs BEN

Mayank Agarwal and Devdutt Padikkal have completed their respective half-centuries. Karnataka openers are just playing a terrific game against Rajasthan bowlers, who are looking completely clueless. 

KAR 113/0 (17 overs) vs RAJ

Railways are in deep trouble against Delhi now. After losing their openers Ansh Yadav and Pratham Singh cheaply, they now lose two more wickets in the form of Sahab Yuvraj Singh and Upendra Yadav. The former was dismissed Navdeep Saini for 7 while the latter was taken by Harsh Tyagi for 15. 

RAL 45/4 (13 overs) vs DEL

Karnataka are enjoying a dominating start against Rajasthan as their openers Mayank Agarwal and Devdutt Padikkal are dealing in boundaries. Both the batters have crossed the 30-run mark and nearing their half-centuries. Rajasthan need a wicket in order to control the run flow. 

KAR 84/0 (15 overs) vs RAJ

Tamil Nadu's strategy of using Washington Sundar as an opener fails as he departs for 9 off 30 balls against Tripura. He has been dismissed by AK Sarkar as Tamil Nadu lose both of their openers. Tough time for Tamil Nadu as they need to bounce back at the earliest. 

TN 30/2 (9 overs) vs TRI

Delhi are off to a dominating start against the Railways as they get two early wickets. Pacer Ishant Sharma and Harshit Rana get one wicket each as the Railways lose both their openers. Ishant removes Ansh Yadav for duck while Harshit dismisses Pratham Singh for 11. 

RAL 26/2 (8 overs) vs DEL

Amid the heartbreak of his yet another Team India snub, Bengal veteran pacer Mohammed Shami is looking a bit clueless against Hyderabad. Openers Aman Rao and Rahul Singh Ghalaut are forming a terrific partnership as Bengal pacers Shami and Akash Deep look for a breakthrough. 

HYD 50/0 (7 overs) vs BEN

Tamil Nadu use a different strategy today as they send Washington Sundar to open, along side N Jagadeesan against Tripura. However, Tripura get an early breakthrough as they dismiss Tamil Nadu skipper Jagadeesan in the second over for duck. He has been dismissed by Mura Singh. 

TN 13/1 (6 overs) vs TRI

OUT!!! Jammu Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi strikes against  Baroda as he dismisses AH Pasi for 6. Auqib, who has been signed by Delhi Capitals for Rs 8.4 crore for IPL 2026, cleans up Pasi in style. Baroda have lost their second wicket as Yudhvir Singh also removed Nitya Pandya for 5. 

BAR 12/2 (2.1 overs) vs J&K

A news coming in from Jaipur that tosses for all the Vijay Hazare Trophy matches in the city have been delayed due to intense fog. That means, Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh, Goa vs Punjab, Sikkim vs Uttarakhand, and Chhattisgarh vs Maharashtra have been delayed. The wait for Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer still continues. 

Bihar opts to field against Manipur (Plate group final)

Andhra opts to field against Haryana

Kerala opts to field against Pondicherry

Baroda opts to bat against J&K

Saurashtra opts to field against Services

Railways opts to bat against Delhi

Vidarbha opts to field against UP

Bengal opts to field against Hyderabad

Jharkhand opts to field against Madhya Pradesh

Tripura opts to field against Tamil Nadu

Assam opts to bat against Chandigarh

Rajasthan opts to field against Karnataka

Group C

Chhattisgarh vs Maharashtra at Anantam Ground, Jaipur

Goa vs Punjab at KL Saini Stadium, Jaipur

Sikkim vs Uttarakhand at Jaipuria Vidhyalaya Ground, Jaipur

Himachal Pradesh vs Mumbai at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Group D

Andhra Pradesh vs Haryana at KSCA Cricket Ground 3, Alur

Delhi vs Railways at KSCA Cricket Ground 2, Alur

Saurashtra vs Services at Three Ovals KSCA Stadium, Alur

Gujarat vs Odisha at BCCI Centre of Excellence, Bengaluru

Plate Group

Bihar vs Manipur, Final at JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi

Group A

Jharkhand vs Madhya Pradesh at ADSA Railways Cricket Ground, Ahmedabad

Karnataka vs Rajasthan at Gujarat College Ground, Ahmedabad

Tamil Nadu vs Tripura at Narendra Modi Stadium B Ground, Ahmedabad

Kerala vs Pondicherry at Narendra Modi Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad

Group B

Assam vs Chandigarh at Sanosara Cricket Ground B, Rajkot

Baroda vs Jammu & Kashmir at Sanosara Cricket Ground A, Rajkot

Uttar Pradesh vs Vidarbha at Niranjan Shah Stadium C, Rajkot

Bengal vs Hyderabad at Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot

India ODI skipper Shubman Gill is also set to feature for Punjab in today's fixture against Goa. He missed the previous game Sikkim due to food poisoning. Apart from him, star India batter Shreyas Iyer is also set to lead Mumbai in the remainder of the tournament. 

India superstar Virat Kohli will not feature in Delhi's fixture against Railways in the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Bengaluru on Tuesday, head coach Sarandeep Singh told PTI. Kohli, who made 131 and 77 on his return to the premier domestic one-day competition, will soon rejoin the national team for the ODI series against New Zealand beginning on January 11.

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