Round-up Day 6: BCCI U-19 T20 League

Mumbai vs Manipur: Raut, Sayali star in Mumbai's win
Mumbai won the toss and chose to bat first. Openers Aachal Valanju SK Raut made a steady partnership before the former retired hurt. Fluent batting from Raut set the stage for Hyderabad’s win as she top-scored 92 off 57. Sayali Satghare and Simran Shaikh scored 20 and 30 respectively and they ended up scoring 184.
Chasing 185,  Sayali Satghare's six-for bundled out Manipur for 9. Eight of the eleven batters were back in the pavilion for a duck. Khumbongmayum Bidyarani top-scored with 4 off 9. Along with Satghare's six-for, Kavita and Tanvi Parav bagged 2 wickets each for Mumbai and won the match with a huge margin of 175 runs.
Mumbai 184/5 (S Raut 92, P Tarkar 1/25) beat Manipur 9/10 (K Bidyarani 4, S Satghare 6/2) by 175 runs.
Punjab vs Meghalaya: Amanjot's ton guide Punjab to an easy win
Punjab's charge was led by Amanjot Kaur, who stroked a 64-ball 121. Even though there were no big contributions from others apart from Kaur's ton and Gazala Naj's 39, Deiphi and Dasan bagged one wicket each but Punjab managed to post 203 for 4.
Chasing 204, Meghalaya managed to put up only 35 runs on board. Dislin top-scored 11 off 36. The economical spells from Punjab bowlers, Nandani Sharma's 2 scalps and Parul's 1 wicket helped Punjab to win the match convincingly.
Punjab 203/4 (A Kaur 121, Dasan 1/42) beat Meghalaya 35/5 (Dislin 11, N Sharma 2/5) by 168 runs.
Madhya Pradesh vs Team Puducherry: Nitya Tiwari's 5-wickets haul; Madhya Pradesh win comfortably
Nitya Tiwari's 5-wicket haul set the tone of Madhya Pradesh's win over Team Puducherry. Batting first, Team Puducherry lost their opener Divya Shanmugam in the very first over. Soon, they were reduced to 20/3 within 6 overs. They got the big blow when they lost three of their middle order batters in the 15th over and were bowled out within 36 runs. Along with Tiwari's five-for, Srashti Nagpure picked up 2 wickets and Aashna Patidar bagged 1 for Madhya Pradesh.
Chasing the low-scoring target, Madhya Pradesh too lost their opener, Soumya Tiwari, very cheaply. Sanjana Awase and Reena Yadav steadied the ship, scored the similar (11) and helped the team to achieve the target within 7 overs.
Madhya Pradesh 39/4 (R Yadav 11, D Shanmugam 2/13) beat Team Puducherry 36/10 (S Dutta 10, N Tiwari 5/11) by 6 wickets.
Other Scores:
J&K; 99/5 (R Chib 27, T Rao 1/1) beat Saurashtra 100/3 (T Rao 42, I Rasool 1/10) by 7 wickets.
Team Rajasthan 91/5 (J Chaudhary 28, D Kumari 2/16) beat Bihar 72/7 (Apurva 21, A Chaudhary 2/12) by 19 runs.
Tamil Nadu 91/6 (S Keerthana 25, A Wadhwa 2/14) beat Gujarat 86/7 (I Patel 28, S Devi 1/4) by 4 wickets.
Himachal 30/0 (S Singh 16) beat Nagaland 26/10 (A Teotia 10, P Kahlon 3/6) by 10 wickets.
Kerala 69/8 (J Joseph 23, M Tigga 2/7) beat Jharkhand 68/8 (L Murmu 13, Sourabhya P 2/9) by 2 wickets.
Uttar Pradesh 121/5 (M Malik 39, A Thakur 2/23) beat Chhattisgarh 70/4 (M Kaur 28, R Yadav 1/7) by 51 runs.
Karnataka 51/4 (N Prasad 23, S Sengupta 1/14) beat Team Mizoram 50/7 (S Sah 23, S Jagadish 3/7) by 6 wickets.
Delhi 43/2 (A Soni 24, P Das 2/14) beat Tripura 42/10 (A Debnath 14, A Soni 3/7) by 8 wickets.
Odisha 89/3 (S Swain 38, P Ghodke 1/10) beat Maharashtra 88/5 ( P Ghodke 26, T Pradhan 3/12) by 7 wickets.
Haryana 64/1 (S Verma 26, R Chauhan 1/13) beat Team Uttarakhand 63/6 (K Parihar 14, P Kumari 1/9) by 9 wickets.
Hyderabad 21/0 (T Poojitha 19) beat Sikkim 20/10 (Meghna 4, V Pooja 3/6) by 10 wickets.
Bengal 49/0 (A Chakraborty 31) beat Vidarbha 48/10 (L Inamdar 18, S Ganguly 4/9) by 10 wickets.