Buchi Babu Trophy 2025 Round 3: All Scores from Day 2

The opening day of the third round of the Buchi Babu Trophy 2025 saw the two veterans of Indian cricket, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sarfaraz Khan, celebrate their respective centuries. Both enjoyed their knocks respectively for Maharashtra and Mumbai during the competition, as Bengal struggled with the bat against the TNCA XI side. 

On the second day, Bengal’s captain, Abhishek Porel, responded with 44 runs as they slipped to 178/8 during the lunch break. Mumbai posted a huge score on the board due to Sarfaraz’s century as Haryana lost four wickets for less than 100 runs, with Tushar Despande, Shams Mulani, and Suyash Shedge picking up one wicket each.

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For the Hyderabad side, Tanmay Agarwal celebrated 130 as they crossed the 300-run mark in response to Madhya Pradesh’s 181. For the Himachal Pradesh team, Innesh Maharajan clubbed 71 in reply to Maharashtra’s 440, thanks to Ruturaj Gaikwad’s 133. For TNCA PXI, P Vidyuth and J Hemchudesan took two wickets apiece.

Buchi Babu Trophy 2025 Round 3: All Scores from Day 2

Baroda secured the first-innings lead. Abhimanyu Singh Rajput kept batting on 61, which lifted Baroda after they collapsed to 90/6 against Raj Chaudhary, who ended with figures of 3/57, while Zubair Ali Khan bagged four wickets for 32 runs. Jammu and Kashmir weathered the early strong at 53/4 after bowling out the Odisha side for 310 runs.

Maharajan and Bhardwaj brought HP back into the contest against Maharashtra’s formidable score of 440 runs. Ramakrishna Ghosh struck on successive deliveries as Himachal Pradesh stayed on 156/4. Baroda’s Aryan Chavda picked up five wickets as Railways found themselves struggling at 113/8. Post his century in the first innings, Arshin Kulkarni started strongly on 31 runs in 61 balls in the second.

Buchi Babu Trophy 2025 Round 3: All Scores from Day 2

Madhya Pradesh 181 & 174-2 lost to Hyderabad 414-7 by an innings and 59 runs
TNCA President's XI 266 & 81-7 vs Chhattisgarh 187
TNCA XI 203 & 147-3 vs Bengal 241
Mumbai 346-9 vs Haryana 364
Railways 184 & 121-9 vs Baroda 193 & 28-2
Jharkhand 366-8 & 53-0 vs Punjab 182
Odisha 314 & 6-1 vs Jammu & Kashmir 330
Maharashtra 440 & 114-1 vs Himachal Pradesh 239