Maharashtra started at a strong position of 296 for three but were all out for 406 as left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha took three wickets.
It was crucial for Maharashtra that overnight batsmen Rahul Tripathi (132) and Ankit Bawne (65) continue in the same way they batted on Tuesday but they could not.
Pratap Singh castled Bawne and Tripathi was dismissed by Mukesh Kumar in same fashion.
Once the two batsmen departed, it was easy for Bengal to wrap up the Maharashtra innings.
Brief Scores:
Bengal 528/8d and 100 for 1 in 33 overs
Maharashtra 406 all out in 129.2 overs. (R Tripathi 132; P Ojha 3/73).
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