Mumbai won the Irani Cup 2024 after their match against Rest of India ended in a draw on. Mumbai won their 15th Irani Cup on the basis of the first-innings lead. Mumbai scored 537, and bundled out Rest of India for 416 in the first innings.

Mumbai dominated Rest of India and won the match by virtue of first innings lead to lift the Irani Cup after 27 years in Lucknow on Saturday.

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.

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.

The Irani Cup contest, between the Rest of the India side and the winner of the previous Ranji Trophy, Mumbai, will be played from Tuesday at the Ekana Cricket Stadium

Ajinkya Rahane's Mumbai will be facing Ruturaj Gaikwad-led Rest of India in the Irani Cup fixture in Lucknow from October 1 onwards. The reigning Ranji Trophy champions Mumbai will be looking to win the Cup for the 15th time.

Mumbai will be without the services of Musheer Khan, who will miss the match owing to a neck fracture sustained in a road accident

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