Rahul Hazrika, who was the only double-centurion of the round, carried his bat for Assam against Chattisgarh. Karnataka's Nischal D was the other batsman to carry his bat for the team. The opener's 58* came in the team's second innings while the rest of the line-up succumbed to the Tamil Nadu attack. Highlights at the end of the round:

Tripura vs Saurashtra: Sau won by innings and 211 runs. Tripura 62/10 (NB Debnath 22, C Yuvraj 5/21, JM Chauhan 4/25); Sau 1st inn 363/10 (JM Chauhan 70, V Jadeja 59*, JB Bhattacharjee 5/102); Tripura 2nd inn (JB Bhattacharjee 20, C Yuvraj 4/37, P Mankad 3/25) In game in Rajkot, Chudasama Yuvraj claimed five for 25 in the first innings and four for 37 in the second to skittle Tripura out for paltry totals is both innings. He was complemented by JM Chauhan in the first innings, who after picking four for 25, returned to make a 70 to help set-up the game for Saurashtra. Baroda vs Andhra: Baroda won by innings and 226 runs. Andhra 1st inn 96/10 (K Kumar 44, R Arothe 5/33, A Sheth 5/41); Baroda 429/10 (D Mistry 110, V Solanki 94, M Rajasekhar 3/82, CS Kishore 3/87); Andhra 2nd inn 107/10 (M Pranith 36, R Arothe 5/34, BA Pathan 2/19, A Sheth 2/37) R Arothe claimed five wickets in each innings to help Baroda to a massive win. The batting line-up led by DM Mistry (110) helped the team to post a formidable first innings total to keep Baroda in a commanding position. Haryana vs Jharkhand: Jharkhand won by 5 wickets. Har 1st inn 201/10 (RP Sharma 70, R Tewatia 48, M Kumar 3/29, P Kumar 3/35); Jharkhand 1st inn 207/10 (K Deobrat 102, A Chahal 5/72, R Balhara 3/38); Haryana 2nd inn 127/10 (A Chahal 23, P Kumar 6/47, M Kumar 4/57); Jharkhand 2nd inn 123/5 (K Deobrat 33*, R Tewatia 2/25). While Kumar Deobrat's century helped strengthen Jharkhand's position, Prem Kumar (3/35 and 6/47) and Monu Kumar's (3/39 and 4/57) helped bowl the visitors to victory in Lahli. Tamil Nadu vs Karnataka: TN won by 240 runs. TN 1st inn 291/10 (Shahrukh Khan 91, Sasidev U 58, Prateek Jain 4/39, M Prasidh 3/56); Kar 1st inn 157/10 (Nischal D 66, DT Chandrasekar 5/61, Shahrukh Khan 3/15); TN 2nd inn (KB Shankar 92, N Jagadeesh 65, Bharath KN 4/31, KC Cariappa 3/46); Kar 2nd inn 158/10 (Nischal D 58*, Siddharth KV 57, R Aushik Srinivas 5/43, DT Chandrasekar 4/61). TN's top-order bat helped set-up the match for the team with 91 and returned to claim three wickets for 15 runs to push Karnataka on the back foot. He was supported by DT Chandrasekar who took five wickets in the opposition's first innings and four in the second. Bengal vs Gujarat: Gujarat won by innings and 54 runs. Guj 1st inn 436/10 (D Patel 129, R Taylor 128, W Chatterjee 3/83); Ben 1st inn 155/10 (66*, K Patle 5/48, S Shinde 3/22); Ben 2nd inn 227/10 (A Raman 49, CT Gaja 3/35, S Patel 2/12) Dhwanil Patel (129) and Raxlee Taylor (128) set up the match for Gujarat after the visitors were asked to bat by Bengal. Maharashtra vs Vidarbha: Maharashtra won by 108 runs. Maha 1st inn 324/10 (S Kazi 103, M Trunkwala 55, Lalit 4/65, R Gurbani 4/68); Vidarbha 1st inn 260/10 (A Karnewar 76, A Wadkar 75, CB Patil 6/72, S Bachhav 3/58); Maha 2nd inn 223/10 (M Trunkwala 45, A Deshpande 3/50, Lalit 2/13); Vid 2nd inn 179/10 (S Katariya 57, T Dhillon 3/61)

Middle-order batsman, S Kazi's 103 helped Maharashtra to an advantageous position with a total in excess of 300 after the hosts elected to bat. Delhi vs Uttar Pradesh: Delhi won by 8 wickets. UP 1st inn 236/10 (H Asnora 105, S Sharma 3/43, K Bidhuri 2/13); Del 1st inn 414/10 (H Dalal 77, P Malik 46, R Pal 3/89); UP 2nd inn 329/10 (S Chaubey 126, V Mishra 2/42, V Kumar 2/48, Sarang 2/91); Del 2nd inn 152/2 (P Bhandari 68*, S Sharma 60*) Despite having centuries in both innings (Himanshu Asnora's 105, Shubham Chaubey's 126 in the second innings) UP lost the game to Delhi who had gained a first innings lead with contributions from the entire line-up.

Assam vs Chhattisgarh: Match Drawn Assam gained 3 points for 1st inn lead while Chattisgarh received 1. Assam 1st inn 398/10 (Rahul Hazaria 222*, SJ Ahmed 3/78, SA Singh 3/99); Chattisgarh 1st inn 350/10 (A Toppo 94, A Mandal 91, Mantu Das 3/75); Assam 2nd inn 86/3 (R Hazarika 43, A Mandal 3/38) Although the top and middle-order caved in to SA Singh-led attack, Rahul Hazarika carried his bat through with an unbeaten 354-ball 222-run knock which set-up the match in Assam's favour by helping the team to a respectable 398 in the first innings. Hyderabad vs Goa: Hyderabad won by 10 wickets. Hyd 1st inn 527/9 decl. (S R Reddy 123, R Yadav 100, A Pandrekar 5/180); Goa 1st inn 278/10 (S Fadte 61, Md Siraj 3/66, T Thyagarajan 3/93, T Ravi Teja 2/28); F/o Goa 2nd inn 272/10 (D Gaonkar 126, T Thyagarajan 3/79, Md Siraj 2/32); Hyd 2nd inn 20/0.

While No 8 batsman S Ravindar Reddy's 123 and Rohan Yadav's century in the middle-order helped set the platform for Hyderabad's win, the Tanay Thygarajan (three wickets in both innings) helped enforce a follow on and put the team in the driver's seat. Himachal Pradesh vs Madhya Pradesh: Match Drawn. MP gained 3 points for first innings lead while HP received 1. MP 1st inn 553/10 (S Sharma 163, V Iyer 129, A Sharma 4/187); HP 1st inn 343/10 (P Khanduri 94, S Jain 6/124); HP 2nd inn 54/1

Shubham Sharma (163) and Venkatesh Iyer's (129) set the platform for MP's first innings lead by helping the team to mammoth score after electing to bat first in Amtar with well compiled centuries. Jammu & Kashmir vs Team Rajasthan: Unfinished match. Both teams received a 1 point each. J & K 1st inn 360/10 (A Sofi 94, A Puri 79, S Dobal 3/51, A Gharwal 2/34); Team Raj 84/3 (Y Kothari 50*, Mohd. Tahir 2/20) With weather playing spoil sport, the match in Srinagar couldn't be finished and the teams received a point each for their efforts.

Railways vs Odisha: Match Drawn. Railways collected 3 points on the basis of 1st innings lead while Odisha received 1.Odisha 1st inn 281/10 (R Singh 109, S Thakran 2/53, A Mishra 5/45, A Pandey 2/73); Railway's 1st inn 456/7 decl. (A Pandey 142*, S Kandepan 74, P Roy 3/95); Odisha 2nd inn 217/10 (A Yadav 74, S Mishra 51, A Mishra 6/74, S Huda 2/28); Railways 2nd inn 12/2

Amibkeshwar Mishra's five for 45 after Railways elected to field followed by six for 74 in the second innings kept Railways in commanding position in the four-day match against Odisha