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Fourth One day International at Kolkata on 24.12.09: India won by seven wickets and lead the five match series 3-1.

WU Tharanga {118}, G Gambhir {150*} and V Kohli {107} scored hundreds in this game providing the 17^th occasion of three or more batsman scoring hundreds in an one day game in the history of one day internationals

G Gambhir {150*} and V Kohli {107} scored hundreds in this game providing the 80^th occasion of two batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings in the history of one day internationals

G Gambhir {150*} and V Kohli {107} scored hundreds in this game providing the 21st occasion of two Indian batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings.

G Gambhri’s 150 not out provide the fifth occasion of an Indian batsman registering a score of 150 plus when two Indian batsmen have scored hundreds in an innings.

G Gambhir {150*} and V Kohli {107} scored hundreds in this game providing the seventh occasion of two Indian batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings against Sri Lanka.

G Gambhir {150*} and V Kohli {107} scored hundreds in this game providing the 16^th occasion of two batsmen scoring hundreds in an innings against Sri Lanka.

G Gambhir’s 150 not out in this game provide the 57^th occasion of a batsman registering 150 plus runs in the history of one day internationals.

G Gambhir’s 150 not out in this game provide the 13th occasion of an Indian batsman registering 150 plus runs in the history of one day internationals.

G Gambhir with his 150 not out in this game became the third Indian batsman to register 150 plus runs on two or more occasions. His other innings of 150 plus was against Sri Lanka when he had made exact 150 at Col-RPS on 05.02.09. Others are SR Tendulkar {04} and SC Ganguly {02}.

G Gambhir’s 150 not out in this game represent the fourth occasion of Indian batsmen scoring 150 plus runs against Sri Lanka. The other three occasions are – 183* by MS Dhoni at Jaipur on 31.10.05, 183 by SC Ganguly at Taunton on 26.05.99 and 150 by G Gambhir at Col-RPS on 05.02.99

G Gambhir’s 150 not out in this game represent the fourth occasion of batsmen from various teams scoring 150 plus runs against Sri Lanka. G Gambhir remains the only batsman to register two scores of 150 plus runs against Sri Lanka in one day games. The other occasion of G Gambhir scoring 150 plus runs is at Col-RPS on 05.02.09, when he scored exact 150 runs.

G Gambhir became the 12^th batsman in the history of one day internationals to score 150 plus runs on two or more occasions. Others are – ST Jayasuriya {04}, SR Tendulkar {04}, CH Gayle {03}, BC Lara {03}, IVA Richards {03}, SC Ganguly {02}, HH Gibbs {02}, AC Gilchrist {02}, ML Hayden {02}, H Masakadza {02} and A Symonds {02}.

KC Sangakkara was dismissed stumped in this game providing the sixth occasion of his being dismissed stumped in one day games. All the six dismissals are furnished below

No	Runs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	66	Ind	Bristol	11.07.02
2	14	RSA	Dambulla	25.08.04
3	69	Pak	Lahore	14.10.04
4	38	Eng	Dambulla	01.10.07
5	46	Ind	Cuttack	21.12.09
6	60	Ind	Kolkata	24.12.09

KC Sangakkara joined the select band of “stumper stumped by stumper” on six or more occasions to become the third stumper. The complete list read thus – A Flower of Zimbabwe {10}, PJL Dujon of West Indies {06}. and KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka {06}

The three hundreds scored by WU Tharanga, G Gambir and V Kohli takes the number of hundreds scored in the calendar year 2009 to 68. This is the fourth occasion of 60 plus hundreds scored in a calendar year. In 2007, 75 hundreds were scored, in 2002, 62 hundreds were scored and in 2006, 60 hundreds were scored.

Thus with one more match to go in the calendar year 2009, 68 hundreds scored represent the second highest number of hundreds scored in a calendar year. The most hundreds were scored is 75 in 2007

More to follow ………….

SR Tendulkar’s 96 not out against Sri Lanka at Cuttack on 21.12.09 was his 18^th ninety in one day games. He holds the record for most nineties by a batsman in the history of one day games. It is interesting to note that out of his 18 nineties, his 96 not out against Sri Lanka at Cuttack on 21.12.09 is the only occasion on which he remained not out with a score of ninety.

No	Runs	Dismissal	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	90	stumped	2	Aus	Mumbai	27.02.96
2	91	stumped	2	Eng	Sharjah	11.12.97
3	95	bowled	2	Pak	Dhaka	14.01.98
4	93	bowled	2	Pak	Hobart	21.01.00
5	93	caught	2	RSA	Nagpur	19.03.00
6	93	caught	2	Srl	Dhaka	01.06.00
7	98	caught	2	Pak	Centurion	01.03.03
8	97	caught	1	Srl	Jo’burg	10.03.03
9	93	caught	1	Srl	Nagpur	25.10.05
10	95	caught	2	Pak	Lahore	13.02.06
11	99	run out	1	RSA	Belfast	26.06.06
12	93	bowled	2	RSA	Belfast	29.06.07
13	99	caught	1	Eng	Bristol	24.08.07
14	94	caught	2	Eng	The Oval	05.09.07
15	99	caught	1	Pak	Mohali	08.11.07
16	97	bowled	2	Pak	Gwalior	15.11.07
17	91	caught	1	Aus	Brisbane	04.03.08
18	96*	not out	2	Srl	Cuttack	21.12.09

Indian domestic Champion Cricket Statistician Sri C Keshava Murthy pens the statistical highlights of Karnataka-Saurashtra Ranji Trophy highlights, in an exclusive article to the viewers of crickick.com. Read on

Highlights of the Ranji Trophy match between Karnataka and Saurashtrarashtra at Rajkot from 15th to 18th December 2009

This was Karnataka’s 354th match and Saurashtr’as 252nd match; Results at the end of the game read as under

Team	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn
Karnataka	354	161	55	138
Saurashtra	252	031	93	123

Head to Head count between Karnataka and Saurashtra read thus: Played-5, Won by Karnataka 2, Lost by Karnataka – 2 and Drawn-1

Karnataka finished on a high note in league stage of 2009-10, by winning the last league match against Saurashtra This win provided Karnataka’s fourth outright win in six matches this season.

Karnataka is slated to take on Punjab in one of the Quarter finals, the match being played at Mysore for four days starting from Dec 24, 2009

Karnataka’s victory by six wickets at Rajkot is its second win against Saurashtra in five outings. The other win came at Bangalore in 1998/99 when it had won the game by 199 runs

Ganesh Satish scored his second century of the season in his seventh match when he scored 120 in the first innings of this match. He became the fifth Karnataka batsman to score a hundred against Saurashtra. His hundred represent the sixth hundred. The other are

No	Batsmen	Runs	Venue	Season
1	JArunkumar	151	Bangalore	1998/99
2	RVUthappa	108	Rajkot	2006/07
3	BMRowland	100*	Rajkot	2006/07
4	KBPawan	120	Mysore	2007/08
5	RVUthappa	139	Mumbai	2008/09

AA Verma’s 68 in this game represeents his third fifty which came in his eighth Ranji match. The other two fifties are – 157 not out against Bengal and 150 against Maharashtra in this season.

Manish Pandey’s twin fifties in this game – 55 and 68 represent his seventh fifty in 11 matches which includes two hundreds. He has now aggregated 553 runs in six matches this season. Pandey became the first Karnataka batsman to amass 500 plus runs this season.

Pandey’s 500 plus run aggregate provide 45th occasion of a Karnataka batsman aggregating 500 plus runs in a season. BP Patel holds the record for scoring 500 runs in a season on most occasions – he has done it six times. The record most runs scored in a season for Karnataka is credited Vijay Bharadwaj who had scored 1280 runs in 10 matches in 1998/99.

KB Pawan (486 runs) and Amit Verma (481 runs) are also on the threshold of aggregating 500 runs this season. They require 14 and 19 runs respectively to reach the milestone

RV Uthappa recorded his 12th fifty in his 39th Ranji Trophy match. This is his third fifty during this season.

Twin fifties by G Satish {120 and 68*} and Manish Pandey {55 and 68} provide the 30th and 31^st occasion of a Karnataka batsmen scoring fifties in both innings in a Ranji Trophy match.

Saurashtra’s total of 407 in the second innings is its highest team total against Karnataka. Its previous best was 354 at Rajkot in 2006/07.

SP Jobanputra’s 53 in the first innings represent his third fifty in 42 matches. CR Pathak registered his fourth fifty when he scored 88 in the second innings which came in his 12^th match. CA Pujara registered his tenth half century and 21^st fifty when he scored 66. He was playing his 32^nd match.

CA Pujara completed 3000 runs in Ranji Trophy when he was on 23 during his second innings knock of 66. At the end of the game his aggregate stood at 3043.

PS Mehta scored his fourth fifty, when he made 77 not out in Saurashtra’s second innings, which represent his highest individual score. His previous best was 73 against Bengal at Kolkata this season

Third One day International at Cuttack on 21.12.09 : India won by seven wickets and lead the series by 2-1.

V Sehwag led India in the absence of MS Dhoni who was banned by ICC refree JF Crowe for employing delayed tactics and not completing the quota of overs in the stipulated time in the second day at Nagpur.

KC Sangakkara was dismissed stumped in this game providing the fifth occasion of his being dismissed stumped in one day games. All the five dismissals are furnished below

No	Runs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	66	Ind	Bristol	11.07.02
2	14	RSA	Dambulla	25.08.04
3	69	Pak	Lahore	14.10.04
4	38	Eng	Dambulla	01.10.07
5	46	Ind	Cuttack	21.12.09

KC Sangakkara joined the select band of “stumper stumped by stumper” on five or more occasions to become the fourth stumper. The complete list read thus – A Flower of Zimbabwe {10}, PJL Dujon of West Indies {06}. Moin Khan of Pakistan {05} and KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka {05}

WU Tharanga’s 73 in this game represent his 13^th one day half century and 19^th one day fifty.

WU Tharanga’s 73 in this game represent 46^th occasion of Sri Lankan opening batsman registering a fifty against India. It also represents Tharanga’s second half century against India, the other occasion being 67 at Rajkot on 15.12.09. Thus this knock of 73 represents his highest score against India.

RA Jadeja’s figures of 10.0-0-32-4 in this game provide the 26^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets against Sri Lanka.

RA Jadeja’s figures of 10.0-0-32-4 in this game provide the 125^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in one day games

RA Jadeja’s figures of 10.0-0-32-4 in this game provide the 114^th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in one day games against Sri Lanka.

RA Jadeja’s figures of 10.0-0-32-4 in this game provide the eighth occasion of a left arm spin bowler capturing four or more wickets in one day games against Sri Lanka.

No	Bowler	Team	W	R	Ground	Date
1	DR Doshi	Ind	4	44	Amritsar	12.09.82
2	Aamer Sohail	Pak	4	22	Sharjah	12.10.95
3	DL Vettori	NZl	4	14	Dambulla	19.05.03
4	GB Hogg	Aus	5	41	Dambulla	20.02.04
5	MJ Clarke	Aus	5	35	Dambulla	22.02.04
6	Khurram Khan	UAE	4	32	Dambulla	17.07.04
7	PP Ojha	Ind	4	38	Col-RPS	03.02.09
8	RA Jadeja	Ind	4	32	Cuttack	21.12.09

V Sehwag opened the India’s innings in this innings as captain of the team to become the fifth Indian captain to open the innings against Sri Lanka in one day games. Others are K Srikkanath {01}, SR Tendulkar {09}, SC Ganguly {09} and R Dravid {01}

RA Jadeja’s 4 for 32 in this game provide the 18^th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing exact four wickets against Sri Lanka in one day games.

RA Jadeja’s 4 for 32 in this game provide the 78^th occasion of a bowler from various teams capturing exact four wickets against Sri Lanka in one day games.

RA Jadeja’s 4 for 32 in this game provide the 829^th occasion of a bowler capturing exact four wickets in the history of one day games.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakakara added 100 runs for the second wicket providing the 57^th occasion of exact 100 runs or 100 runs unfinished partnership in one day games.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakakara added 100 runs for the second wicket providing the seventh occasion of Sri Lankan batsmen posting exact 100 runs for various wickets against India in one day games.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakakara added 100 runs for the second wicket providing the ninth occasion of batsmen from various teams posting exact 100 runs for various wickets against India in one day games.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakakara added 100 runs for the second wicket providing the third occasion of batsmen from various teams posting exact 100 runs for second wicket against India in one day games. The other two occasions are – Mudassar Nazar and Rameez Raja of Pakistan adding 100 runs at Sharjah on 17.11.85 and ME Waugh and RT Ponting adding 100 runs at Adelaide on 26.01.00.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakakara added 100 runs for the second wicket providing the tenth occasion of batsmen from various teams posting exact 100 runs for second wicket in one day games.

Sri Lanka’s 239 all out in this game represent the 34^th occasion of Sri Lanka dismissed all out against India in a one day game.

Sri Lanka’s 239 all out in this game represent the eleventh occasion of Sri Lanka dismissed all out against India on Indian soil in a one day game.

V Sehwag was leading India for the third occasion and his 44 represents his highest score as captain. The other two occasions on which he has led India were – against Sri Lanka at Rajkot on 09.11.05 when he made 22 and against England at Jamshedpur on 12.04.06 when he had scored four runs.

RA Jadeja’s 4 for 32 in this game represent his best one day bowling figures, an improvement over his previous best of 3 for 35 against Australia at Nagpur on 28.10.09. His best bowling effort came in his 12^th one day game.

SR Tendulkar became the first batsman in the world to register 25 fifties against a specific opposition. His 96 not out in this game was his 25^th fifty against Sri Lanka.

SR Tendulkar registered his 96 not out in this game which represent the 411^th occasion of a batsman registering individual ninety in the history of one day games. Tendulkar’s 96 not out in this game provide the 71^st occasion of an Indian batsman registering ninety in one day games.

SR Tendulkar’s 96 not out in this game represents the 13^th occasion of an Indian opening batsman registering ninety against Sri Lanka in one day games.

Tendulkar’s knock of 96 not out in this game was his fourth ninety against Sri Lanka. The other three occasions are – 93 at Dhaka on 01.06.00, 97 at Jo’burg on 10.03.03 and 93 at Nagpur on 25.10.05

With his four scores of nineties, Tendulkar now has the record of most nineties by an Indian batsman against Sri Lanka in one day games. He wrested the record from K Srikkanth, who had three nineties to his credit – 95 at Delhi on 15.09.02, 92 at Bangalore on 26.09.82 and 92 at Sharjah on 27.11.86,

Tendulkar’s 96 not out in this game was his 18^th ninety in one day games and remains the only occasion in which he remained not out with a score of ninety out of the 18 occasions.

Tendulkar’s 96 not out in this game was his 17^th ninety as an opening batsman in one day games and remains the only occasion in which he remained not out with a score of ninety out of the 17 occasions.

Tendulkar’s knock of 96 not out in this game was his fourth ninety as an opening batsmen against Sri Lanka. The other three occasions are – 93 at Dhaka on 01.06.00, 97 at Jo’burg on 10.03.03 and 93 at Nagpur on 25.10.05

With his four scores of nineties, Tendulkar now has the record of most nineties by an Indian opening batsman against Sri Lanka in one day games. He wrested the record from K Srikkanth, who had three nineties to his credit – 95 at Delhi on 15.09.02, 92 at Bangalore on 26.09.82 and 92 at Sharjah on 27.11.86.

SR Tendulkar’s 96 not out provide the 88^th fifty {32 hundreds plus 56 half centuries} in India’s winning one day games. Close behind is RT Ponting with 84 fifties {24 hundreds plus 60 half centuries} in Australia’s winning one day games.

WU Tharanga and KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka added exact 100 runs for the second wicket in the third one day game against India at Cuttack on 21.12.09, providing the tenth occasion of an exact 100 runs stand for the second wicket in the history of one day games. All the ten partnerships are listed below

No	Partner1	Partner2
	Team	Opposition	Runs	Date
1	JR Ratnayeke	SAR Silva	100
	SriLanka	WestIndies	Perth	02.02.85
2	MudassarNazar	RameezRaja	100
	Pakistan	India	Sharjah	17.11.85
3	DM Jones	GR Marsh	100
	Australia	NewZealand	Sydney	13.01.91
4	RD Shah	SO Tikolo	100
	Kenya	England	Canterbury	18.05.99
5	RD Shah	SO Tikolo	100
	Kenya	Zimbabwe	Nairobi	25.09.99
6	RT Ponting	ME Waugh	100
	Australia	India	Adelaide	26.01.00
7	JH Kallis	GC Smith	100
	SouthAfrica	Pakistan	Faisalabad	07.10.03
8	ST Jayasuriya	KCSangakkara	100
	SriLanka	NewZealand	St George’s	12.04.07
9	HM Amla	JH Kallis	100
	SouthAfrica	Bangladesh	Benoni	09.11.08
10	WUTharanga	KC Sangakkara	100
	SriLanka	India	Cuttack	21.12.09

KC Sangakkara was dismissed stumped by Dinesh Kartik of V Sehwag for 46 in the third one day game at Cuttack on 21.12.09 providing the fifth occasion of his being dismissed stumped in one day games. All the five dismissals are furnished below

No	Runs	Opp	Ground	Date
1	66	Ind	Bristol	11.07.02
2	14	RSA	Dambulla	25.08.04
3	69	Pak	Lahore	14.10.04
4	38	Eng	Dambulla	01.10.07
5	46	Ind	Cuttack	21.12.09

KC Sangakkara became the fourth stumper in the select band of “stumper stumped by stumper” on five or more occasions. The complete list read thus – A Flower of Zimbabwe {10}, PJL Dujon of West Indies {06}. Moin Khan of Pakistan {05} and KC Sangakkara of Sri Lanka {05}

M Ntini of South Africa became the 49^th cricketer in the world to appear in one hundred tests, when he made his appearance against England at Cape Town on 16.12.09. The following list shows all the 49 cricketers.

No	Cricketer	Team	Span	Tests
1	MC Cowdrey	Eng	1954-1975	114
2	G Boycott	Eng	1964-1982	108
3	CH Lloyd	Win	1966-1985	110
4	SM Gavaskar	Ind	1971-1987	125
5	CG Greenidge	Win	1974-1991	108
6	IVA Richards	Win	1974-1991	121
7	GA Gooch	Eng	1975-1995	118
8	DB Vengsarkar	Ind	1976-1992	116
9	Javed Miandad	Pak	1976-1993	124
10	IT Botham	Eng	1977-1992	102
11	DL Haynes	Win	1978-1994	116
12	DI Gower	Eng	1978-1992	117
13	N Kapil Dev	Ind	1978-1994	131
14	AR Border	Aus	1978-1994	156
15	Saleem Malik	Pak	1982-1999	103
16	CA Walsh	Win	1984-2001	132
17	DC Boon	Aus	1984-1996	107
18	Wasim Akram	Pak	1985-2002	104
19	SR Waugh	Aus	1985-2004	168
20	CL Hooper	Win	1987-2002	102
21	IA Healy	Aus	1988-1999	119
22	MA Taylor	Aus	1989-1999	104
23	MA Atherton	Eng	1989-2001	115
24	SR Tendulkar	Ind	1989-2009	162
25	AJ Stewart	Eng	1990-2003	133
26	A Kumble	Ind	1990-2008	132
27	BC Lara	Win	1990-2006	131
28	ME Waugh	Aus	1991-2002	128
29	ST Jayasuriya	Srl	1991-2007	110
30	SK Warne	Aus	1992-2007	145
31	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Pak	1992-2007	120
32	M Muralitharan	Srl	1992-2009	132
33	JL Langer	Aus	1993-2007	105
34	GP Thorpe	Eng	1993-2005	100
35	GD McGrath	Aus	1993-2007	124
36	G Kirsten	SAF	1993-2004	101
37	ML Hayden	Aus	1994-2009	103
38	S Chanderpaul	Win	1994-2009	123
39	SP Fleming	NZl	1994-2008	111
40	WPUJC Vaas	Srl	1994-2009	111
41	SM Pollock	SAF	1995-2008	108
42	RT Ponting	Aus	1995-2009	139
43	JH Kallis	SAF	1995-2009	132
44	R Dravid	Ind	1996-2009	137
45	SC Ganguly	Ind	1996-2008	113
46	VVS Laxman	Ind	1996-2009	108
47	DPMD Jayawardene	Srl	1997-2009	110
48	MV Boucher	SAF	1997-2009	127
49	M Ntini	SAF	1998-2009	100

M Ntini became the fifth South African cricketer to play 100 tests, after G Kirsten, SM Pollock, JH Kallis and MV Boucher

No	Cricketer	Team	Span	Tests
1	G Kirsten	SAF	1993-2004	101
2	SM Pollock	SAF	1995-2008	108
3	JH Kallis	SAF	1995-2009	132
4	MV Boucher	SAF	1997-2009	127
5	M Ntini	SAF	1998-2009	100

SR Tendulkar owned another world record in the match against Sri Lanka at Nagpur. At the end of the match he has the most run aggregate by any batsman in the world against Sri Lanka – 2861. Having already aggregated 3005 runs against Australia, Tendulkar now has the most runs against two specific oppositions which no batsman has in the history of one day internationals. Tendulkar is the only batsman in the history of one day internationals to aggregate 3000 runs against a specific opposition – 3005 against Australia.

By aggregating 2861 runs against Sri Lanka, Tendulkar has now the most run aggregate in India-Sri Lanka one day series. He went past ST Jayasuriya who had an aggregate of 2853 runs, which was the previous record for most run aggregate in the series

SR Tendulkar’s 69 at Rajkot against Sri Lanka on 15.12.09 was his 24^th fifty against Sri Lanka which is a record for most fifties by a batsman against a specific opposition. He wrested the earlier record held by IVA Richards of West Indies who has registered 23 fifties against Australia and improved his own record of 23 fifties against Australia. The list of fifties scored by Tendulkar agaisnt Sri Lanka are tabulated below

No	Runs	Ground	Date
1	53	Pune	05.12.90
2	53	Kolkata	04.01.91
3	52	Jalandhar	20.02.94
4	112*	Sharjah	09.04.95
5	137	Delhi	02.03.96
6	65	Kolkata	13.01.96
7	110	Col-RPS	28.08.96
8	53	Col-RPS	26.07.97
9	82*	Guwahati	22.12.97
10	65	Col-RPS	19.06.98
11	128	Col-RPS	07.07.98
12	120	Col-SSC	29.08.99
13	93	Dhaka	01.06.00
14	101	Sharjah	20.10.00
15	61	Sharjah	27.10.00
16	113	Bristol	11.07.02
17	97	Jo’burg	10.03.03
18	74	Col-RPS	01.08.04
19	93	Nagpur	25.10.05
20	67*	Mohali	28.10.05
21	54	Rajkot	11.02.07
22	63	Hobart	26.02.08
23	138	Col-RPS	14.09.09
24	69	Rajkot	15.12.09

crickick furnishes summarised scores of Ranji Trophy mathces played from Dec, 8, 2009 to Dec, 11, 2009 and Dec 15, 09 to Dec 19, 09.

Group B

Baroda v Saurashtra at Vadodara

Dec 8-9, 2009

Baroda won by 7 wickets

Saurashtra 127 and 137

Baroda 124 and 145/3

Group B

Delhi v Maharashtra at Delhi

Dec 8-11, 2009

Delhi won by 10 wickets

Delhi 419 and 112/0

Maharashtra 163 and 364 (f/o)

Group A

Gujarat v Himachal Pradesh at Surat

Dec 8-10, 2009

Himachal Pradesh won by 6 wickets

Gujarat 234 and 87

Himachal Pradesh 182 and 141/4

Group A

Hyderabad v Railways at Hyd-RGS

Dec 8-11, 2009

Match drawn

Railways 305 and 363/5d

Hyderabad 303

Group A

Mumbai v Tamil Nadu at Mumbai

Dec 8-11, 2009

Match drawn

Tamil Nadu 501 and 255/3d

Mumbai 366

Group A

Punjab v Orissa at Chandigarh

Dec 8-11, 2009

Match drawn

Orissa 283 and 247/8d

Punjab 177 and 192/4

Group B

Uttar Pradesh v Bengal at Kanpur

Dec 8-10, 2009

Uttar Pradesh won by 3 wickets

Bengal 193 and 104

Uttar Pradesh 62 and 236/7

Group B

Bengal v Delhi at Kolkata

Dec 15-18, 2009

Match drawn

Bengal 522 and 223/2

Delhi 378

Group A

Himachal Pradesh v Orissa at Dharamsala

Dec 15-18, 2009

Match drawn

Himachal Pradesh 125 and 486

Orissa 316 and 183/8

Group A

Hyderabad v Tamil Nadu at Hyderabad

Dec 15-18, 2009

Match drawn

Hyderabad 347 and 148/2

Tamil Nadu 785

Group B

Maharashtra v Baroda at Pune

Dec 15-18, 2009

Baroda won by 7 wickets

Maharashtra 288 and 207

Baroda 395 and 101/3

Group A

Mumbai v Gujarat at Mumbai (BS)

Dec 15-18, 2009

Match drawn

Mumbai 648/6d and 180/2

Gujarat 502

Group A

Railways v Punjab at Delhi

Dec 15-18, 2009

Match drawn

Railways 276 and 230/4

Punjab 401

Group B

Saurashtra v Karnataka at Rajkot

Dec 15-18, 2009

Karnataka won by 6 wickets

Saurashtra 216 and 407

Karnataka 384 and 241/4

Ensuing Matches

1st Quarter-Final

Haryana v Mumbai at Rohtak

Dec 24-27, 2009

2nd Quarter-Final

Delhi v Tamil Nadu at Delhi

Dec 24-27, 2009

3rd Quarter-Final

Karnataka v Punjab at Mysore

Dec 24-27, 2009

4th Quarter-Final

Assam v Uttar Pradesh at Guwahati

Dec 24-27, 2009