Rameez was batting on 82 off 221 balls when stumps were drawn at the East Coast Railway Sports Association stadium here. Giving him company at the other end was Anand Rajan, who is yet open his account.
After put in to bat by Railways, MP got off to a decent start, putting on 46 runs for the opening wicket before both the openers -- Zafar Ali (17) and Naman Ojha (27) -- fell in quick succession.
Rameez and Devendra Bundela (20) then joined hands to consolidate the innings and the duo shared a solid 59-run stand for the third wicket.
However, Bundela's stay in the middle was cut short after he got run out.
Rameez then continued with his new partner in Udit Birla and stitched another important partnership -- this time off 69 runs for the fourth wicket -- to take MP forward.
Birla fell for a quickfire 42 off 54 balls with the help of five boundaries.
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At the close of play, Rameez had hit 10 fours and spent 298 minutes at the crease.
Brief scores:
Madhya Pradesh: 212 for five in 90 overs (Rameez Khan batting 82, Udit Birla 42; Krishnakant Upadhya 2/36).