Hyderabad held on after being aided by a fog delay draw their match against Andhra in Lucknow and seal the second knockout qualification spot from Group C.Hyderabad had gone to stumps on the third day on 13 for 1 after a bold declaration by Andhra - who would have qualified with an outright win - had set them a target of 219. However, the entire first session was lost due to fog on the fourth day and only 40 overs were bowled in after that, which werent enough time for Andhra to take ten wickets. They could manage only five, as Hyderabad shut shop and went for the one point they needed. They were reduced to 36 for 5 in the process, but captain S Badrinath and wicketkeeper K Sumanth batted together for nearly 20 overs, and added as many runs, to avoid further damage and take them through.Himachal Pradeshs spinners, led by offspinner Gurvinder Singh, took eight wickets between them to dismiss Goa for 286 and set up a seven-wicket win on the last day of the group stage in Mumbai.Gurvinder took four wickets, including that of Darshan Misal (119) who scored his second century of the match. Sumiran Amonkar (55) was the only other batsman to make a significant contribution, but he had fallen in the second over of the day that Goa had begun on 99 for 2. They lost regular wickets as Bipul Sharma (2-36) and Mayank Dagar (2-77) joined Gurvinder in bowling 60.4 of the 84.4 overs Goa batted before being bowled out for 286, setting HP 139 to win.HP went about the chase in similar batting fashion to their first innings - striking at over five runs per over - and chased it down in the 28th over. Paras Dogra led their chase with an unbeaten 55 off 69 balls. Wholesale Shoes NZ .Y. -- Buffalo Bills coach Doug Marrone has drawn on his Syracuse connections once again by hiring Rob Moore to take over as receivers coach. Shoes NZ Online . -- Brandon Jennings made the most of his first game with the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. https://www.shoesnzonline.com/ . Manuel was offered a position the day he was fired. He accepted earlier this week and the team made the announcement Friday. Shoes NZ From China . 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They will try to earn a win in Saturdays Mid-Ohio Challenge at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (3:30 p.m. ET on USA) -- the second of three road-course races this month.Gaughan visited Victory Lane turning left and right at Road America in 2014, while Dillon placed third at Mid-Ohio last year.At Mid-Ohio you have to be very precise, said Gaughan, who finished eighth in last weekends road course race at Watkins Glen. You must know what you are doing to get into the corners with proper technique, or there are big penalties. You must be technical to hit the apex of turns well and get into the braking zones in order to carry speed. I love it. It is true road racing.Dillon placed 11th at Watkins Glen last Saturday and hopes to improve this weekend.I think we had some success (at Mid-Ohio last year) because we qualified well (third) and were able to run up front for a majority of the race, Dillon said. Track position is so important at road course races because it effects pit and race strategy. It will be important to qualify again within the top five, make no mistakes on pit road and maybe have a little luck on your side.The 19-year-old Jones has limited experience on road courses with only two NASCAR XFINITY Series starts on them. He produced a 29th-place finish at Mid-Ohio in the XFINITY Series last year, but looked improved with a 13th-place output at Watkins Glen last weekend.There is a great environment at Mid-Ohio, Jones said.dddddddddddd. I was pretty happy to run there last year with RCR in the XFINITY Series car. It was kind of up-and-down day. We would run inside the top 10, then fell back a little bit at the end. The biggest thing I took away from that experience was just making sure to stay on the racetrack. Every once in a while you would dip off and go off the racing surface, so it is important to limit those incidents.Although they havent won yet, RCRs regulars have consistently registered strong finishes, putting them right in the middle of the NASCAR XFINITY Series Chase hunt. Dillon, Gaughan and Jones rank fourth, sixth and eighth, respectively, on the 12-man Chase Grid and should comfortably make it into the series playoffs when they start at Kentucky in six races. If one of the three can navigate the three-round, seven-race playoff, he would capture RCR its fifth NASCAR XFINITY Series driver championship.Race Weekend PreviewNASCAR XFINITY SeriesRace: Mid-Ohio ChallengePlace: Mid-Ohio Sports Car CourseDate and Time: Saturday, Aug. 13 at 3:30 p.m. ETTune-in: USA, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR RadioDistance: 169.35 miles (75 laps)What to Watch For: Erik Jones, who just announced he will run a full schedule for Furniture Row Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series next year, looks to add to his series-leading three wins. ... No driver in the field has ever won at Mid-Ohio, so a new race winner is guaranteed. ... Road course aces Nelson Piquet Jr. and Kenny Habul are all scheduled to race Saturday. Twelfth-place Blake Koch tries to keep the final spot on the Chase Grid. He is trailed by Ross Chastain (-2 points) and Dakoda Armstrong (-9). ... NASCAR Next driver Alon Day will be will make his NASCAR XFINITY Series debut this weekend, becoming the first driver from Israel to start a national series race. ' ' '