Anupam Sanklecha followed up his first innings seven-for with seven more wickets in the second innings, finishing with match figures of 14 for 94 to help Maharashtra beat Vidarbha by an innings and three runs in Kolkata, their first victory this season.Needing nine wickets to win at the start of the third day, Maharashtra picked up three wickets within the first five overs as Vidarbha slumped from 150 for 1 to 154 for 4. Sanklecha took two of them and returned to finish with 7 for 69 for the innings.Shrikant Wagh, batting at No. 8, remained not out on 69. His stand of 73 with Akshay Karnewar (23) for the seventh wicket was the only significant partnership in Vidarbhas innings.Saurashtra crumbled in their second innings and were bowled out for 144, resulting in an innings-and-46-run defeat to Jharkhand in Agartala. The win lifted Jharkhand to the top of group B. Legspinner Samar Quadri took four wickets, while Ashish Kumar took three to wrap the match up before tea.Prerak Mankad, who scored 96 in the first innings, top-scored again with 40. Saurashtras biggest partnership was a 38-run seventh-wicket stand between Mankad and Jaydev Unadkat. This was Saurashtras second consecutive loss. They are yet to win a match this season.Ishank Jaggi was declared Man of the Match for his knock of 173, which led Jharkhand to 477. In Vizianagaram, KL Rahul struck a 131-ball 106 to help Karnataka set Rajasthan a target of 525. In response, Rajasthan finished the day on 118 for 6. Karnataka are four wickets away from their fourth consecutive win.Rahuls fellow opener Ravikumar Samarth, and Mayank Agarwal scored 55 and 63 respectively. Rahul added 98 and 86 for the first two wickets en route to his 12th first-class century. Incidentally, all three scored fifties in the first innings too, and remained the only players to make half-centuries in the match. Rahul has been added to Indias squad for the Visakhapatnam Test.Rajasthan lost their first four wickets for 26 runs before Salman Khan (39) and Chetan Bist (24) added 41 for the fourth wicket before the latter was dismissed by Vinay Kumar, who finished the day with three wickets.Govinda Poddar hit a career-best 225 as Odisha finished the third day on 459 for 7 in Hyderabad, leading Assam by 158 runs.Poddars overnight partner Subhranshu Senapati was dismissed in the days first over. Poddar was joined by Biplab Samantray, and they added 163 for the fifth wicket. Their partnership lasted 50 overs and saw Poddar cross his previous best score of 153. His innings lasted 364 balls, and contained 21 fours and two sixes.Samantray completed his fifth first-class century before being dismissed for 103 (215b, 7x4) two overs before stumps. Arup Das took three wickets. Luiz Gustavo Brazil Jersey . The news was first reported on Gonzalezs Twitter account and confirmed by the Rockies. 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Perri Jr., the attorney for the police officers involved in the fight.McCoys attorney, Dennis Cogan, was not available Tuesday morning when contacted for a comment.The lawsuit, obtained by Outside the Lines, names McCoy and three other members of his party: Curtis Brinkley, Tamarcus Porter and Christopher Henderson, all of whom were inside the Recess Lounge, a Philadelphia after-hours club, on Feb. 7.The Recess Lounge also is named as a defendant. Officers Jessie and Butler allege the club was negligent in failing to provide adequate security and for continuing to serve alcohol to McCoy, Brinkley, Porter and Henderson, who were already visibly intoxicated.In April, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams ssaid McCoy wouldnt be criminally charged in the incident, concluding that he couldnt prove who initiated the fight.ddddddddddddWilliams said at the time that its legal to act in self-defense or the defense of others.The Pennsylvania Attorney Generals office subsequently decided to review Williams decision not to charge McCoy, at the request of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police.In a July letter to the FOP, Bruce Castor, then the solicitor general of Pennsylvania in charge of the McCoy probe, wrote: I would have to not only disagree with the decision of DA Williams, but would have to conclude that his decision was so far off the mark as to be abusing the authority given him by the voters of Philadelphia. Applying that standard, I cannot say that I find DA Williams abused his discretion.Cogan told ESPN in July that McCoy was only trying to break up a fight between the officers and his friends, who had started arguing over a $350 bottle of champagne.Frankly, McCoy did nothing wrong. He was put through hell for no reason, Cogan said at the time.Police also have said the fight broke out over a misunderstanding about who had purchased the bottle of champagne.McCoy, 28, is in his second season with the Bills after playing six years with the Philadelphia Eagles.John Barr is a reporter in ESPNs Enterprise Unit. ' ' '