Ranji Trophy in 2005–06

The Ranji Trophy in 2005–06 is a cricket competition played in India. It is India's premier first-class tournament and is competed for by Indian state teams, augmented by teams representing the Indian Railways and Services. The Elite group of teams compete for the trophy itself. They are divided into two groups, with the top two-placed teams in each group progressing to the semi-finals. Below the elite group of teams are two other groups of teams that compete for the Plate competition. Again the two top-placed teams in the two Plate groups progress to semi-finals.

The teams

The teams in the Elite Group are as follows:

The teams competing for the Plate are:

Elite Group Match Details

Second Round

Karnataka v Mumbai (1–4 December)

Mumbai (2pts) drew with Karnataka (0pts)

Railways v Tamil Nadu (1–4 December)

Tamil Nadu (2pts) drew with Railways (0pts)

Delhi v Bengal (1–4 December)

Bengal (5pts) beat Delhi (0pts) by 10 wickets

Gujarat v Maharashtra (1–4 December)

Gujarat (2pts) drew with Maharashtra (0pts)

Punjab v Haryana (1–4 December)

Haryana (2pts) drew with Punjab (0pts)

Uttar Pradesh v Baroda (1–4 December)

Baroda (5pts) beat Uttar Pradesh (0pts) by an innings and 93 runs

Andhra v Hyderabad (1–4 December)

Hyderabad (2pts) drew with Andhra (0pts)

Third Round

Mumbai v Bengal (9–12 December)

Mumbai (2pts) drew with Bengal (0pts)

Railways v Gujarat (9–12 December)

Railways (4pts) beat Gujarat (0pts) by 193 runs

Delhi v Maharashtra (9–12 December)

Delhi (2pts) drew with Maharashtra (0pts)

Tamil Nadu v Karnataka (9–12 December)

Tamil Nadu (1pt) drew with Karnataka (1pt)

Punjab v Hyderabad (9–12 December)

Punjab (5pts) beat Hyderabad (0pts) by an innings and 151 runs

Uttar Pradesh v Services (9–12 December)

Uttar Pradesh (2pts) drew with Services (0pts)

Haryana v Baroda (9–12 December)

Baroda (2pts) drew with Haryana (0pts)

Fourth Round

Mumbai v Railways (17–20 December)

Mumbai (2pts) drew with Railways (0pts)

Karnataka v Bengal (17–20 December)

Bengal (2pts) drew with Karnataka (0pts)

Delhi v Gujarat (17–20 December)

Gujarat (4pts) beat Delhi (0pts) by 2 wickets

Maharashtra v Tamil Nadu (17–20 December)

Maharashtra (4pts) beat Tamil Nadu (0pts) by 9 wickets

Uttar Pradesh v Punjab (17–20 December)

Uttar Pradesh (2pts) drew with Punjab (0pts)

Hyderabad v Haryana (17–20 December)

Hyderabad (2pts) drew with Haryana (0pts)

Services v Andhra (17–20 December)

Andhra (2pts) drew with Services (0pts)

Fifth Round

Mumbai v Tamil Nadu (25–28 December)

Mumbai (4pts) beat Tamil Nadu (0pts) by 9 wickets

Railways v Delhi (25–28 December)

Delhi (4pts) beat Railways (0pts) by 7 wickets

Gujarat v Bengal (25–28 December)

Gujarat (0pts) drew with Bengal (0pts)

Karnataka v Maharashtra (25–28 December)

Karnataka (5pts) beat Maharashtra (0pts) by an innings and 8 runs

Baroda v Punjab (25–28 December)

Baroda (4pts) beat Punjab (0pts) by 4 wickets

Hyderabad v Services (25–28 December)

Hyderabad (5pts) beat Services (0pts) by an innings and 138 runs

Andhra v Haryana (25–28 December)

Andhra (5pts) beat Haryana (0pts) by an innings and 45 runs

Sixth Round

Gujarat v Mumbai (3–6 January)

Mumbai (4pts) beat Gujarat (0pts) by 8 wickets

Railways v Maharashtra (3–6 January)

Maharashtra (2pts) drew with Railways (0pts)

Karnataka v Delhi (3–6 January)

Karnataka (4pts) beat Delhi (0pts) by 167 runs

Bengal v Tamil Nadu (3–6 January)

Tamil Nadu (4pts) beat Bengal (0pts) by 22 runs

Andhra v Punjab (3–6 January)

Punjab (2pts) drew with Andhra (0pts)

Services v Baroda (3–6 January)

Baroda (2pts) drew with Services (0pts)

Uttar Pradesh v Hyderabad (3–6 January)

Uttar Pradesh (5pts) beat Hyderabad (0pts) by 10 wickets

Seventh Round

Mumbai v Maharashtra (10–13 January)

Maharashtra (4pts) beat Mumbai (0pts) by 65 runs

Bengal v Railways (10–13 January)

Bengal (4pts) beat Railways (0pts) by 5 wickets

Gujarat v Karnataka (10–13 January)

Gujarat (4pts) beat Karnataka (0pts) by 4 wickets

Tamil Nadu v Delhi (10–13 January)

Tamil Nadu (2pts) drew with Delhi (0pts)

Andhra v Uttar Pradesh (10–13 January)

Uttar Pradesh (4pts) beat Andhra (0pts) by 8 wickets

Baroda v Hyderabad (10–13 January)

Baroda (4pts) beat Hyderabad (0pts) by 220 runs

Services v Haryana (10–13 January)

Haryana (2pts) drew with Services (0pts)

Semi-Finals

Bengal v Baroda (20–24 January)

Bengal drew with Baroda, Bengal advanced to final

Mumbai v Uttar Pradesh (20–24 January)

Uttar Pradesh beat Mumbai by 5 wickets

Final

Uttar Pradesh v Bengal (29 January-2 February)

Uttar Pradesh drew with Bengal, Uttar Pradesh won the Ranji Trophy

Plate Group Match Details

Final

Saurashtra v Rajasthan (2–6 February)

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