Jain dismisses Tamore for 24; Mumbai 5 down

June 22, 2022 15:50

Mumbai 228-5 (75 Ovs) vs MP | Scorecard

Kartikeya kicks-off the final session of the day. Sarfaraz gets a couple. Four runs come off his over. Mumbai are 205-4 after 65 overs.

Gaurav Yadav continues, loud appeal for LBW against Khan but umpire not interested. Meanwhile, Tamore slaps a boundary. After 69 overs Mumbai are 214-4.

Sarfaraz Khan is gaining his confidence. He is scoring well against the spinners and pacers. Anubhav Sharma over pitches the ball, straight on to the stumps and Sarfaraz drives it towards the cover region for a four runs. After 70 overs Mumbai are 218-4.

Hardik Tamore survives again as the slip fielder dropped him. Khan hammers the next to the ropes for four runs.

Saransh Jain comes in for Kumar Kartikeya and strikes! Tamore has run out of luck and has been caught by Rajat Patidar at slip. He walks back scoring 24 off 44 balls.

Mumbai are 228-5 after 5 overs. Shams Mulani is the new batter.

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