An undeniably exhilarating game in Coimbatore went right down to the last second before Andhra won by 8 runs. Andhra had set Tamil Nadu 203 to dominate the match after Sai Kishore's five-wicket pull helped bowl the guests out for 250 in their subsequent innings. Despite the fact that N Jagadeesan fell early, Sai Sudharsan by and by gave TN a decent beginning in the pursuit. After his flight, Baba Indrajith and Washington Sundar added 80 for the fourth wicket to put TN on course. Notwithstanding, Andhra organized a shocking rebound, drove by Shoaib Khan as he struck consistently to place the hosts in a difficult situation. 155/3 became 166/8 with TN's expectations exclusively laying on Washington's shoulders. While he got them close in the wake of striking a fifty, he found the defender in the profound when 9 runs were required and was the last man out as Andhra took a spine chiller. Other by and large wins A striving Odisha in the end lost to Uttarakhand on the last day in the wake of getting bowled out for 165. Opener Anurag Sarangi was the main man to set up a battle as he struck 93. In any case, wickets continued to fall at the opposite end as Abhay Negi went through the tail subsequent to excusing Anurag to wrap up with a five-fer which gave Uttarakhand an enormous success by an innings and 99 runs. Vidarbha got a gigantic success over Tripura after their bowlers conveyed in the fourth innings. Ganesh Satish, who hit 142* by stumps on the third day, went past 150 as Vidarbha pronounced in the wake of setting an objective of 344. Tripura then, at that point, made a frightfulness start in the pursuit and were diminished to 33/4. They never figured out how to recuperate and were bowled out for 124. Drawn issues The rescheduled challenge among Punjab and Rail lines finished in a draw as expected as the challenge neglected to track down a victor inside two days. Despite the fact that Rail routes were bowled out for 101 on the subsequent day, Punjab needed more chance to drive a success. They proclaimed subsequent to bringing a lead of 51, just for Railroads to bat out 9 overs and rush to 49/0, driving a draw. Dhruv Shorey put on an act indeed with the bat on the last day as Delhi and Assam agreed to a draw. Shorey and Anuj Rawat hit shining hundreds of years on the last day to wipe away any expectations Assam had of organizing a rebound. While Anuj Rawat withdrew for 109 at one phase, Shorey stayed unbeaten on 150, taking his match count past 400. Himachal Pradesh concocted a vastly improved batting execution in their second innings to possibly figure out a draw against Bengal. In the wake of getting bowled out for 130 in the primary innings, HP gave Bengal the benefit who provided them with an objective of 472 on the last day. In any case, a superb 100 years from Prashant Chopra and Ankit Kalsi's 82 guaranteed HP didn't wither under tension. Deepak Hooda's magnificent 155* compromised Kerala on the last day however Sachin Child acted the hero again as he guaranteed there was no by and large victor in the challenge. Rajasthan set Kerala 395 to win on the last day and Kerala were battling at 138/4 at one phase. Sanju Samson then, at that point, counterattacked his direction to 69 off only 53 balls to lift some tension however it was Child's unbeaten 81 off 138 balls that ended up being critical in batting out time. In the wake of being approached to follow on, Haryana conveyed against Baroda on the last day to guarantee their challenge was drawn. Subsequent to making a positive beginning, Haryana were supported by opener Yuvraj Singh's 283-ball vigil that saw him make 94. Jayant Yadav thought of a fundamental commitment as well as he batted out 180 conveyances to make 61. Baroda actually had an open door in the perishing stages yet Haryana's tail sufficiently swayed to drive a draw. Virat Singh hit a fast ton for Jharkhand on the last day to attempt to drive an outcome yet Goa didn't collapse toward the finish of the last day's play as the challenge finished in a draw. Virat hit six sixes in his unbeaten 100 as Jharkhand pronounced subsequent to setting Goa an objective of 237. Amazingly, Goa then lost their main 3 inside 8 overs with only 16 on the board to engage Jharkhand's expectations. Captain Darshan Mishal and Snehal Suhas Kauthankar then batted out a few critical overs before stumps to guarantee there was no catastrophe on the cards.