Live Cricket Score: Ranji Trophy 2017-18, Round 2, Day 4

And that ends this week's action from the Ranji Trophy. All the action and drama. Four day's of exciting cricket, some wonderful individual performances from across the country.

Baroda v Andhra

Swapnil Singh's undefeated and breezy 51-ball 50 took Baroda to safety in their Group C game against Andhra in Vadodara. A mini collapse saw them slide from 132 for 2 to 136 for 6. However, Swapnil's cameo saved the day for the beleaguered Baroda side. The hosts were 14 in front when the stumps were drawn.

Andhra collected three points for their efforts.

TN v Tripura

There was no play during the final session of the Ranji game between Tripura and TN in Chennai and it was a stalemate. As TN earned a lead of 99 in the first innings, they collected three points and Tripura one.

The TN think-tank would be disappointed with the result, as they dominated the proceedings but rain and bad light played spoilsport.

The TN camp

Ankit saves MP's blushes

Ankit Sharma's 88-ball undefeated 52 saved MP's blushes as their Group C game against Mumbai finished as a stalemate.

At 66 for 5, the Mumbai camp would have believed they have a chance of achieving a come-from-behind win but it wasn't to be. Naman Ojha also played a key role with a 123-ball 38. Abhishek Nayar and Vijay Gohil snared two scalps each for the visitors.

The under-strength Mumbai camp would would be pleased with picking up three points from the encounter.

Amonkar, Asnodkar pilot Goa to draw

Amonkar and Asnodkar's noteworthy hundreds saved the day for Goa as they drew their Group D game against Himachal.

With the West Zone side behind by a mammoth 370 after the completion of first innings of both sides, Himachal held all the aces. But their hopes of an outright win was dashed by the opening duo, who shared a stand of 299 for the opening wicket. Goa, eventually, finished with 426 for 2, when it was declared as a draw. Goa collected one point, while Himachal accrued three for their efforts.

Jharkhand eke out draw

Nazim Siddiqui (100) and Ishank Jaggi (103 not out) ensured Jharkhand drew their Ranji game against Rajasthan in Japiur. Umpires declared it as a stalemate in the final session of Day 4.

Jharnkhand, who were made to follow-on, batted much better the second time around. Siddiqui shared stands of 82 and 63 for the first two wickets. After his dismissal, Jaggi took over and steered them to safety. Punjab's first innings score of 423 was built on hundreds by Tajinder and Gautam.

Deep trouble (Baroda v Andhra)

Dramatic final session in Vadodara as Baroda lose three wickets for just 4 runs [Baroda had lost Solanki on the brink of Tea with the score reading 132] after the Tea break to slip to a precarious 142 for 6, still behind by 39. Waghmode couldn't add a single run to his account after Tea, while both Pathans - Yusuf and Irfan, were dismissed for 0 and 4. Hebbar and Ayyappa have bagged two scalps each for Andhra.

Last year Baroda won just one game in the Ranji and this season, they have already lost their opening encounter.

Rain, Rain go away...