Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 2, day 3. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan could not add much to his overnight score and was out for 154, 15 more than his unbeaten 139 on day 2. Mumbai then declared on 528/8, a big lead over Himachal Pradesh, who were bowled out for 140 in the first innings.
Mumbai vs Railways, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 4, day 3. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan came out to bat right at the end of the day and is unbeaten on 3 at stumps. It is the first time he has got a chance to bat in the second innings in this Ranji season. Mumbai had built on their first-innings lead, bowling Railways out for 259 against their own 396, and ended day 3 on 174/4 in 36 overs in the second innings, already ahead by 311 runs. It follows his 55 on day 1.
Mumbai vs Railways, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 4, day 1. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan started well and put together a 98-run partnership with captain Siddhesh Lad, before departing for 55 at the fag end of the day. It was part of three quick wickets in a row for Mumbai, who finished day 1 on 247/6 in 83 overs. It follows his 40 against Haryana in Round 3.
Mumbai vs Haryana, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 3, day 2. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan could not add much to his overnight score and fell for 40, 19 more than his unbeaten 21 on day 1. In the first over after the drinks break, Nishant Sindhu trapped him lbw. Mumbai were then bowled out for 430 in the first innings, after being 290/3 at the end of day 1. Haryana ended day 2 on 108/2 in 39 overs, still trailing by 322 runs.
Mumbai vs Haryana, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 3, day 1. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan got a good start again and was unbeaten on 21 in the third session, as Mumbai reached 290/3 in 82 overs. A solid base had already been set up by centuries from Angkrish Raghuvanshi, who is Ayush Mhatre's replacement, and Sarfaraz's brother Musheer Khan. It comes after his 154 and Player of the Match award against Himachal Pradesh in Round 2.
Mumbai vs Himachal Pradesh, Ranji Trophy 2026-27, Round 2, day 2. CSK's Sarfaraz Khan is back to his normal routine of making big runs and playing long innings in domestic cricket. He brought up his 18th first-class century and was unbeaten on 139 at the end of day 2, sharing a 176-run partnership with Akash Anand that is still going. Mumbai ended the day on 398/4, a lead of 258 runs over Himachal Pradesh, who were bowled out for 140 in the first innings. It is a big turnaround after his 1 off 6 in Round 1.
