Check the scores and highlights from day 5 of the Mumbai vs Rest of India match being played at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow.

On a track which looked like a batting paradise for better part of the first three days, 12 wickets fell on Day 4 with spinners accounting for 11 of them

Mumbai capitalized on Rest of India's failure to sustain their innings, claiming a 121-run lead. Prithvi Shaw’s resilient 76 extended Mumbai’s advantage, despite a spin-heavy encounter on a deteriorating pitch.

On Day 4 of the Irani Cup 2024 match between Mumbai and the Rest of India at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, Prithvi Shaw, batting for Mumbai, scored a 37-ball fifty in the second innings. He reached his fifty is some style scoring boundary off Saransh Jain through a late cut. At Tea, Mumbai’s scorecard read 85 for two with a lead of 206 runs.

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.

Abhimanyu Easwaran, 29, continued his fine start to the domestic season, hitting a 117-ball hundred for Rest of India against Mumbai. It was Easwaran's third successive hundred in first-class cricket.

The prolific batter scored his third successive first-class ton, ending Day 3 on an unbeaten 151 as Rest of India trail Mumbai by 248 runs.

A sudden middle-order collapse triggered by spinners Shams Mulani and Tanush Kotian put Mumbai on the verge of an Irani Cup win despite Abhimanyu Easw

Rest of India opener Abhimanyu Easwaran scored unbeaten 151 for Rest of India on Day 3 of the ongoing Irani Cup against Mumbai, and also brought himself in the reckoning for Indias Test squad. A place is up for grabs as the third opener for Indias five-Test series against Australia.

Rest of India's Saransh Jain's impressive four-fer left Mumbai batters in a state of bother as Ajinkya Rahane's men finished Day 4 at 153/6 in their second essay to stretch their lead to 274 runs.