Siddhesh Lad

How RCB, Sunrisers, Mumbai and KKR stack up ahead of the auction

Mumbai and Bengal sign off win dominant wins over Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat

Whenever Mumbai have been in trouble in recent times, Lad has stood up and has almost always helped his team to victory or safety

Currently on eight points from five matches, Mumbai need three outright wins to give themselves a chance of qualifying for the knockouts

Ajay Rohera broke Amol Muzumdar's record of highest score by a debutant in first-class cricket, as seven matches finished on the third day

Father and son duo Dinesh and Siddhesh Lad were on opposing teams as Mumbai took on Railways in the Ranji Trophy game in Delhi

After sleepwalking their way to wins in the league phase, Mumbai exhibit lower-order might to clinch victory in a tricky chase

The game came to an early close since Abhinav Mukund's side had taken the lead in the first innings and knew that would be enough for them to progress

Jadhav is set to return to action for the first time since suffering a hamstring tear on the opening day of IPL 2018

Patidar ton puts Madhya Pradesh in a strong position for an outright win and a knockouts berth, Tamil Nadu make slow progress against Baroda

The pair stave off Baroda's attempts at digging into the tail in the final session as Mumbai salvage a point to keep qualification hopes alive

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

Madhya Pradesh totter after Andhra pocket lead, Smit Patel ton keeps Tripura in the hunt for three points

A round-up of the Group C matches of the Vijay Hazare Trophy played on March 4, 2017

A round-up of the first day's play from the quarter-finals of the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy season

A round-up of the fourth day's play from the third round of Group A matches in Ranji Trophy 2016-17

A round-up of the latest Ranji Trophy news ahead of the first round of matches, beginning on October 6

Suryakumar Yadav, Kaustubh Pawar, Siddhesh Lad, Arman Jaffer and Aditya Tare continued the tradition of Indian domestic batsmen softening up touring spinners, as New Zealanders' trio of slow bowlers went for 263 in 51 overs

Siddhesh Lad showed game awareness and attention to detail on a surface where no batsman was truly settled at any stage stood out as he single-handedly crafted Mumbai's recovery that eventually set the base for a huge lead and a win