Nilesh Kulkarni

Their resignation came hours before the Mumbai Cricket Association ad-hoc committee meeting on Friday that was to decide their fate

Abhishek Nayar, a five-time Ranji Trophy winner, talks about the players he hero-worshipped as a youngster and the breezy irreverence of Mumbai's current generation

Four former cricketers resigned from their administrative positions in the Mumbai Cricket Association yesterday

Nilesh Kulkarni, the left-arm spinner who played three Tests and ten ODIs for India, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket

Steven Lynch on the Test in which batting records tumbled

Sriram Veera talks to Nilesh Kulkarni after the former India left-arm spinner was recalled to the Mumbai side after missing out on the start of the Ranji season

Mumbai announce the squad for the first two matches of the Ranji Trophy

The Mumbai Cricket Association has dropped Nilesh Kulkarni for the Nissar Trophy match, replacing him with Mundeep Mungela, the medium-pacer

The Mohammad Nissar trophy match, a four-day first-class contest between the domestic champions of Pakistan and India, will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi

Sidharth Monga picks out the stars of Mumbai's successful come-from-behind 2007 Ranji Trophy victory

Nilesh Kulkarni, Mumbai's leading wicket-taker this season and guiding force in the side's resurgence, found himself out of the playing XI on the morning of the Ranji Trophy final against Mumbai

With the Ranji Trophy final coming smack in between two one-day international series at home, and the big stars on both sides indicating their availability and keenness to play, the excitement is reaching high intensity

Round-up the the 7th round of the Ranji Super League

A round-up of the third day's play of the fifth round of the Ranji Trophy Super League matches

Inspired by Nilesh Kulkarni's five-wicket haul, Mumbai gained a surprise seven-run win against the Australians in the final warm-up game at the MIG Ground

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) have announced a 20-member squad for three practice matches against international sides in the build-up to the group stages of the Champions Trophy

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at the fate of those who took a wicket with their first ball in Test cricket

Mohammad Kaif guided the run chase, Suresh Raina charged it with a cameo performance, and Rizwan Shamshad and Jyoti Prasad Yadav chipped in with vital contributions that saw Uttar Pradesh, having resumed the day needing 175 runs to win, achieve the target

An upbeat Mohammad Kaif-led Uttar Pradesh filled with a mixture of youth and experience, take on a slightly vulnerable Mumbai in the Ranji semi-final at Wankhade on January 20