Assam's bowlers did a decent job by limiting Jharkhand to 191 for eight before their batsmen, led by Jadhav (68) and Roy (62), completed the chase in 47.3 overs.
Arup Das was the stand out bowler for Assam, taking three wickets for 16 runs in seven overs.
The win was Assam's second in three games while Jharkhand suffered their second loss in three games.
Senior player Saurabh Tiwary's unbeaten 107 went in vain with other Jharkhand batsmen unable to make an impression.
Brief scores: Jharkhand 191 for 8 (Saurabh Tiwary 107 not out; Arup Das 3/16) lost to Assam (Dheeraj Jadhav 68 and Sibsankar Roy 62; Jaskaran 2/47).
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