After Mumbai won the Iran Cup, Sarfaraz Khan dedicated his match-winning double-century in the Irani Cup to his brother Musheer, who missed the tournament due to an accident.

Sarfaraz Khan produced a brilliant knock to steer Mumbai to a strong total in the first innings of the Irani Cup match.

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,

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.

Sarfaraz Khan scripts history in the Irani Cup 2024, as he now becomes the first-ever Mumbai batsman to score a double-ton in the history of the tournament. The 26-year-old has attained the feat in just 253 balls,

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.

Sarfaraz Khan marked his return to the Mumbai squad in fine fashion as he scored his 15th first-class hundred on October 2, Wednesday. Sarfaraz came back after the India vs Bangladesh series.

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.

Sarfaraz and Dhruv Jurel were included in the squad for the Bangladesh series but were told that they have to wait for their opportunities as of now

Mumbai finished Day 2 of the Irani Cup in a commanding position courtesy of Sarfaraz Khan's sensational double hundred.

Sarfaraz Khan finished day two on 221*, breaking records and rising up the ranks with a very significant innings in the Irani Cup.