Mayank slams another ton as Karnataka seal QF spot

Mayank Agarwal hit his fourth century in five games as Karnataka beat Nagaland by nine wickets to secure their quarterfinal spot. Nagaland managed 206, thanks to Chetan Bist's unbeaten 77. Karnataka lost Nitin Jose early but Mayank and Aneesh KV put on a double century stand, remaining unbeaten as they chased down the target with 73 balls to spare.

Sparkling centuries from openers Manan Vohra and Tushar Joshi helped Chandigarh chase down 286 against J&K. The two openers put on 237 for the first wicket, effectively sealing the game.

Rajat Patidar's 132* guided MP to a six-wicket win over Bengal in a match where both innings saw batters dismissed for 99.

Azharuddeen's 88 and fifties lower down the order from skipper Salman Nizar and Akhil Scaria set up Kerala's 133-run victory over Bihar.

Krunal Pandya starred with an allround show – 2 for 19 and 35* – as Baroda topped the group with a five-wicket win over Delhi.

R Samarth's brisk century was in vain as Assam chased down Uttarakhand's massive 310/8 with six wickets and five balls to spare.

Rex Singh's unbeaten 101 was in vain as Haryana beat Manipur by six wickets in a low-scoring game.

Utkarsh Singh's 102 trumped Darshan Misal's unbeaten 151 as Jharkhand beat Goa by 31 runs.

Ankit Kalsi's century followed a clinical bowling effort that gave Himachal Pradesh only their third win of the season.

Sikkim stunned Rajasthan by a narrow 6-run margin.

Sahab Yuvraj's 79, aided by opener Suraj Ahuja's 55, and Purnank Tyagi's fifer helped Railways finish second in their group with a 32-run victory over Maharashtra.

Ayush Mhatre's fiery 148 off just 93 balls helped Mumbai to a convincing 5-wicket win over Saurashtra.

Harsh Dubey's 4 for 20, followed by Apoorv Wankhade's unbeaten fifty, set up Vidarbha's convincing 10-wicket thrashing of Mizoram.

Arun Bamal (3-10) and Arjun Sharma (3-21) picked up three-fers to help Services snap a five-match losing streak.

Tanay Thyagarajan (5 for 32) and Aniketh Reddy (4 for 14) bundled out Arunachal Pradesh for a lowly 96 to eight-wicket win.

Quarterfinalists – Karnataka, Baroda, Maharashtra, Punjab, Vidarbha, Gujarat, Winner of pre-quarterfinal 1 and Winner of pre-quarterfinal 2

Pre-quarterfinalists – Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Bengal and Rajasthan