Sarfaraz Khan scored an unbeaten 222 in the Irani Cup, fulfilling a promise to his family after his brother's accident. His performance helped Mumbai post 537 runs in their first innings, aiming for their first Irani Cup win since 1997-98.

India and Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan revealed that he had promised his family members that he would score a hundred on behalf of his injured brother Musheer as well in the Irani Cup.

Run-machine Sarfaraz Khan had made a promise to his Mumbai teammates and his family after his younger brother Musheer was ruled out of the Irani Cup match against Rest of India, following a road accident: score a double hundred.

It has been an emotional week for Sarfaraz Khan as his younger brother Musheer, who recently garnered attention with a century in the Duleep Trophy was involved in a serious accident while en route to Lucknow.

Sarfaraz Khan's unbeaten 221 propelled Mumbai to 536/9 against Rest of India on Day 2 of the Irani Cup. Supported by Tanush Kotian's 64, Sarfaraz's double century became the first for Mumbai in the competition.

Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan became the fourth-youngest player to score a double century against the Rest of India in the Irani Cup in Lucknow.

In an emotional and remarkable display of batting prowess, Sarfaraz Khan dedicated his historic double century to his younger brother Musheer, who was unable to play in the Irani Cup match due to a road accident.

Sarfaraz Khan scored 222 runs for Mumbai during the Irani Cup clash and dedicated 100 to his brother Musheer Khan who is recovering from injuries.

Mumbai's Sarfaraz Khan scored his 15th First-Class century, leading his team to 338/6 against Rest of India in the Irani Cup. His effort, combined with crucial contributions from Ajinkya Rahane and Shreyas Iyer,

Suryakumar Yadav continued his support for the Khan brothers as he shared a special Instagram story for Sarfaraz on completing his double hundred in Irani Cup match. In a heart-warming way, he captioned the post,