True to their reputation of being at their best when it matters, Mumbai delivered that perfect match on the biggest domestic stage to reclaim their familiar position as Ranji champions

Wasim Jaffer's record-breaking century confirmed the first-innings lead for Mumbai against Saurashtra on the second day of the Ranji Trophy final

Wasim Jaffer has added more lustre to his glorious Ranji trophy career by breaking the record for most centuries in the tournament

Saurashtra captain Jaydev Shah believes his team still have a chance of taking the Ranji Trophy title, despite their poor first day

Mumbai showed exactly why they can be backed almost blindly in important contests, as they shredded the Saurashtra batting to take charge of the final

Abhishek Nayar may not be the most elegant of cricketers on the Indian domestic circuit, but his mental toughness and a burning desire to improve have served him well

A never-say-die spirit and a big-game temperament make Mumbai favourites for another Ranji title, but their captain Ajit Agarkar remains cautious

ESPNcricinfo previews the Ranji Trophy final for the 2012-13 season, between Mumbai and Saurashtra

Preview of the fourth ODI between India and England in Mohali

India's batsmen are usually unstoppable in Rajkot-like conditions. One of the reasons for their failed chase is that age-old conundrum in Indian one-day cricket: whether to go with seven specialist batsmen or not

India are favourites for the ODI series against England but they have problems to resolve if they are going to live up to the form guide

70-year-old Peter Chismon, who has been at 54 Test grounds around the world, is currently on a three-month tour of India and is catching as many international and domestic matches as he can

Since Sunil Joshi's retirement, Karnataka's spin cupboard has been bare. It was evident today as Saurashtra feasted on some poor bowling, especially against the spinners

Stuart Binny had targetted limiting the home team to 150. Cheteshwar Pujara alone scored nearly twice that to put the game beyond Karnataka

Manish Pandey tore apart the Saurashtra bowling to bring up his first century of the season. Unless he produces such knocks consistently, an India middle-order berth will remain elusive

Karnataka's Manish Pandey finally broke his century drought with a stylish, attacking hundred, but Saurashta gained a 73-run first-innings advantage

Aarpit Vasavada made his second first-class century, not the most spectacular effort but a grinding one, that stretched Saurashtra's total to a healthy 469

After being bracketed as a Test specialist, Cheteshwar Pujara has finally received an ODI call-up and is confident of success in the format

For most parts of the day, Saurashtra's batsmen were comfortable in the middle before ending the day at 272 for 5 in the second quarter-final in Rajkot

ESPNcricinfo previews the Ranji Trophy quarter-final between Saurashtra and Karnataka