Resuming on 218/4, Tamil Nadu were helped by Gandhi's innings and his 85-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Dinesh Karthik (54) and another 79 for the fifth wicket with Vijay Shankar (33).
Thanks to their efforts, Tamil Nadu managed 354 before being all out, replying to Punjab's first-innings total of 284. Gandhi, who was batting on 75 overnight, struck 21 boundaries and faced 350 balls.
Manpreet Gony (4/81) Siddarth Kaul (3/86) were the most successful bowlers for Punjab.
While Manan Vohra got out after scoring 41, Uday Kaul (43) and Mandeep Singh (35) were batting for Punjab at the close of play.
Punjab led by 51 runs with eight wickets remaining in their second innings.
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