Ranji Trophy round 3 wrap-up: Mumbai, MP and Bengal win
Mumbai beat Haryana by ten wickets in Group D on the final day of Ranji Trophy 2026-27 round 3, which finished on 30 October. Tanush Kotian, whom Wisden calls an India A all-rounder, took a career-best 8/81 in Haryana’s second innings after they were forced to follow on.
Madhya Pradesh and Bengal also won, while defending champions Jammu & Kashmir held on for a draw against Baroda.
Mumbai beat Haryana in Group D
Mumbai’s first innings of 430 rested on 114 from Angkrish Raghuvanshi and 109 from Musheer Khan, who was named Player of the Match. It was their third straight bonus-point result in the round.
Mumbai then chased 97 and finished on 97 for no wicket in 10.4 overs, with Raghuvanshi unbeaten on 67.
Madhya Pradesh beat Bihar
Madhya Pradesh declared on 407 for 8, with centuries from Saksham Purohit (132) and captain Rajat Patidar (109), and went on to beat Bihar. Saransh Jain took 13 wickets in the match, including 6/49 in the second innings.
Samad’s rescue act
Baroda had posted 616 against Jammu & Kashmir. Abdul Samad responded with 143 in the second innings, an effort that helped the defending champions draw the game, Wisden reports.
Bengal win in Group C
Bengal beat Kerala on the back of a ten-wicket match haul. It was the only outright result in Group C this round, according to Wisden.



