Mumbai Wins 15th Irani Cup After 27 Years

Tanush Kotian's outstanding performance was pivotal in Mumbai's 15th Irani Cup victory, marking their first title win in 27 years. After contributing 64 runs in the first innings, Kotian scored an unbeaten 114 in the second, helping Mumbai declare at 329 for eight and establish a commanding 450-run lead. His crucial partnership with Mohit Avasthi, which added 158 runs for the ninth wicket, was instrumental in stabilizing the innings after early setbacks. Kotian's all-round performance, which also included taking three wickets, showcased his potential for future selection in the Indian team. Mumbai's captain Ajinkya Rahane expressed his joy at the long-awaited victory, emphasizing the team's collective effort. The win not only underscores Mumbai's cricketing legacy but also highlights Kotian's emergence as a promising talent in domestic cricket.