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Ranji Trophy 2026-27: Round 4 Review

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Last updated: November 5, 2026 6:28 pm
Published November 5, 2026
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The fourth round of the Ranji Trophy 2026–27, the premier first-class competition of India commenced on November 2, getting over on November 5. This round saw another exhilarating set of fixtures, with batters and bowlers alike making a mark. Here are the brief results from round 4 of the Ranji Trophy.

Elite Group A

Puducherry – 385 & 269//6, Jammu and Kashmir – 555/6 d
Match Drawn

Madhya Pradesh – 209 & 105, Vidarbha – 334/9
Vidarbha won by an innings and 20 runs

Baroda – 355 & 169/6, Uttar Pradesh – 492
Match Drawn

Goa – 397, Bihar – 107 & 113 (f/o)
Goa won by an innings and 177 runs


Elite Group B

Assam – 135 & 128, Karnataka – 577/6 d
Karnataka won by an innings and 314 runs

Tripura – 268 & 191, Saruashtra – 118 & 208
Tripura won by 133 runs

Punjab – 592/9 d, Andhra – 505/8
Match Drawn

Chhattisgarh – 284 & 254, Hyderabad – 280 & 259/9
Hyderabad won by one wicket


Elite Group C

Jharkhand – 433/8 d, Odisha – 280/7
Match Drawn

Services – 266 & 397/9 d, Delhi – 344 & 168/4
Match Drawn

Bengal – 143 & 186, Maharashtra – 218 & 114/0
Maharashtra won by 10 wickets

Gujarat – 534/9 d, Kerala – 279 & 197 (f/o)
Gujarat won by an innings and 58 runs


Elite Group D

Haryana – 153 & 159, Uttarakhand – 305 & 9/0
Uttarkhand won by 10 wickets

Rajasthan – 78 & 521/8 d, Himachal Pradesh – 153 & 313/7
Match Drawn

Tamil Nadu – 571/7 d, Chandigarh – 94 & 213 (f/o)
Tamil Nadu won by an innings and 259 runs

Mumbai – 396 & 234/4 d, Railways – 259 & 265
Mumbai won by 106 runs


Plate

Nagaland – 254 & 184, Meghalaya – 144 & 172
Nagaland won by 122 runs

Sikkim – 432 & 216/1 d, Manipur – 289 & 158
Sikkim won by 201 runs

Arunachal Pradesh – 285 & 257, Mizoram – 571/9 d
Mizoram won by an innings and 29 runs

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