Tanush Kotian, the off-spinner all-rounder, is having an outing to remember in the Mumbai vs Rest of India, Irani Cup fixture in Lucknow.

Mumbai held Rest of India to a draw after securing a first-innings lead in Lucknow. Ajinkya Rahane's men went on to win the domestic trophy for the 15th time, first triumph since the 1997-98 season.

Mumbai’s last Irani Cup victory came during the 1997-98 season and since then, the domestic powerhouse appeared in eight more finals without success, the last of which was in the 2015-16 season.

Saransh Jain’s two quick wickets hinted at a very interesting last day’s play. Tanush Kotian, the reliable allrounder, then found Mohit Avasthi for company as the duo’s record partnership ensured Mumbai lay its hands on the Irani Cup after a gap of 27 years.

Mumbai, captained by Ajinkya Rahane, clinched its first Irani Cup in 27 years, showcasing exceptional 'khadoos' cricket. Sarfaraz Khan's unbeaten 222

Mumbai secures the Irani Cup title after 27 years, defeating Rest of India with standout performances from Sarfaraz Khan and Tanush Kotian.

No.8 Kotian’s 114* sealed a draw versus Rest of India on the final day; Ranji champions won on the basis of first innings lead

Tanush Kotian's unbeaten 114 led Mumbai to win their 15th Irani Cup title, securing a first-innings lead over Rest of India. Kotian, partnered with Mohit Avasthi, broke the competition's ninth-wicket partnership record.

Mumbai produced another robust performance against the Rest of India, which saw the defending Ranji Trophy champions take a vital first-innings lead of 121 runs en route their first win in Irani Cup since 1997-98.

Kotian, who scored 64 in the first innings and resumed his innings on 20, remained not out on 114 off 150 balls, hitting 10 fours and a six.