<p>Karnataka drubbed Jharkhand 6-1 at the Howrah Stadium while Maharashtra downed Tripura 4-1 at the Barasat Stadium to qualify for the last-16 stage.<br /><br />In an inconsequential cluster II match at the Khardah Stadium, Andhra Pradesh beat Chandigarh 2-1 but both teams had already bowed out with Maharashtra making the next stage from their group.<br /><br />Controlling the match right from the start, Karnataka took the lead on the half hour but within three minutes, Jharkhand made a spirited comeback through Ravindra Singh to make it 1-1.<br /><br />At the stroke of the half-time, RC Prakash helped Karnataka regain the lead, while the second-half saw a flurry of goals with Ngurneilal scoring twice.J Murali struck Karnataka’s third one minute into the second half with J Satish Kumar making it it 4-1 in the 72nd minute.<br /><br />Ngurneilal then scored two back-to-back goals in the 73rd and 88th minutes to complete the rout for Karnataka.<br /><br />Karnataka had won their first match against Meghalaya by a narrow 1-0 margin, courtesy a Don Bosco strike, on the opening day of the tourament.<br /><br />Maharashtra drew first blood through Darren Caldeira in the 11th minute, while Surajit Bose converted a penalty in the 19th minute to make it 2-0 inside the first-half.<br />In the second-half, Anees Koraliyadam scored in the 48th and 62nd minutes for Maharashtra to complete the rout. In the inconsequential cluster II match, Duty Kumar Mahato 21st minute and W Vijay Kumar 58th minute scored for Andhra Pradesh.<br />Chandigarh reduced the margin through Harkeet Singh in the 81st minute.<br /></p>
<p>Karnataka drubbed Jharkhand 6-1 at the Howrah Stadium while Maharashtra downed Tripura 4-1 at the Barasat Stadium to qualify for the last-16 stage.<br /><br />In an inconsequential cluster II match at the Khardah Stadium, Andhra Pradesh beat Chandigarh 2-1 but both teams had already bowed out with Maharashtra making the next stage from their group.<br /><br />Controlling the match right from the start, Karnataka took the lead on the half hour but within three minutes, Jharkhand made a spirited comeback through Ravindra Singh to make it 1-1.<br /><br />At the stroke of the half-time, RC Prakash helped Karnataka regain the lead, while the second-half saw a flurry of goals with Ngurneilal scoring twice.J Murali struck Karnataka’s third one minute into the second half with J Satish Kumar making it it 4-1 in the 72nd minute.<br /><br />Ngurneilal then scored two back-to-back goals in the 73rd and 88th minutes to complete the rout for Karnataka.<br /><br />Karnataka had won their first match against Meghalaya by a narrow 1-0 margin, courtesy a Don Bosco strike, on the opening day of the tourament.<br /><br />Maharashtra drew first blood through Darren Caldeira in the 11th minute, while Surajit Bose converted a penalty in the 19th minute to make it 2-0 inside the first-half.<br />In the second-half, Anees Koraliyadam scored in the 48th and 62nd minutes for Maharashtra to complete the rout. In the inconsequential cluster II match, Duty Kumar Mahato 21st minute and W Vijay Kumar 58th minute scored for Andhra Pradesh.<br />Chandigarh reduced the margin through Harkeet Singh in the 81st minute.<br /></p>