Mumbai finished Day 4 of the Irani Cup 153/6 leading by 274 runs against Rest of India. Prithvi Shaw scored a brilliant knock of 76 (105) in the second innings for Mumbai.

Twelve wickets fell on Friday, the penultimate day of the game – two less than the combined tally over the first three days – with the spinners snaring 11 of them (the other was a run-out). With a solid lead of 274 runs, including the 121-run advantage it gained in the first essay, Mumbai appears to be the team in control.

Spinners dominate as Mumbai takes control against Rest of India in the Irani Cup match at Ekana Cricket Stadium.

Shams Mulani and Tanush Kotian together claimed six wickets for only 23 runs to put Mumbai within sniffing distance of the Irani Cup triumph despite Abhimanyu Easwaran's heroic 191.

After a record-breaking double hundred in the first innings, middle-order batter Sarfaraz Khan remained unbeaten on 9 with Tanu

Shreyas and Sarfaraz (54*) hit fifties after the Ranji champions were rocked by the Rest of India pacer on Day 1

After lifting the Ranji Trophy, Mumbai are gearing up to take on the Rest of India team in the Irani Cup. The Aditya Tare-led team trained at the Cricket Club of India under the watchful eye of coach Chandrakant Pandit and bowling coach Omkar Salvi.

Tanush Kotian and veteran spinner Shams Mulani claimed three wickets each as Mumbai bowled out the Rest of India's for 416 firs

Mumbai's middle-order resilience, led by captain Ajinkya Rahane's unbeaten 86, rescued the team from 37 for three to 237 for four against Rest of Indi

Veteran batter, Ajinkya Rahane remains unbeaten on 89 for Mumbai as his gritty knock and fifties from Shreyas Iyer and Sarfaraz Khan give Mumbai a sizeable score at stumps on Day 1.

Ajinkya Rahane, Shreyas Iyer and Sarfaraz Khan hit fifties as Mumbai recovered from early trouble to head to Stumps at 237 for 4. Captain Rahane will be looking to make it big and start the domestic season on a high.