Rest of Ind vs M. Pradesh, at Gwalior, Irani Cup, Mar 01 2023 - Match Result

The postponed Irani cup is done and Rest of India win their second trophy on the trot. India's domestic season is now done and the IPL will start soon. The WPL is already underway. Follow ESPNcricinfo to hop along the cricket carnival. Hope you enjoyed the coverage here. On behalf of everyone involved, goodbye.

Agarwal collects the trophy and walks to the members of the squad and hands the trophy to Jaiswal in the middle. He walks to the side as the players are all smiles in front of the banner reading 'Champions'. A few cheers and smiles with players having arms across team-mates' shoulders continues the celebrations. Lots of smiles as Rest of India cap off the win.

Mayank Agarwal, ROI Captain: Very happy for the kind of cricket we played. There was good intent and intensity. The stand between Yashaswi and Easwaran made the difference, especially at the pace they scored. Happy with the way Saini's evolved as a bowler and he led the attack well. Getting the guys together for one game is the major challenge. Looking forward to the IPL. You gotta take these one-off games in your stride and move on, look forward to joining Sunrisers.

Yashaswi Jaiswal, POTM: If I'd remained not out and gotten a 300 in the first innings, it'd have been better but I'm happy. Initially, the ball was moving and I was trying to bat through when they were bowling well. I was discussing the bowlers' plan with my partner and back my game. On day 1, when I had an experienced partner in Easwaran, it was easier as he was guiding me. It was amazing to bat with him and the seniors, it was a good learning for me. I need to work on a lot of shots on different types of wickets, and adapt to different situations and conditions. I'm excited to join the IPL camp now, hopefully it'll be a good experience and I will be able to express myself.

Himanshu Mantri, MP Captain:Tough match for us, but if we'd done better on the first day we'd have done better. More than the toss, if we'd restricted them them to a lower score or had not conceded a big lead, we could have competed more. Solanki played well, unlucky for Aquil in both innings but the youngsters will learn. Chandrakant Pandit has done well with us, he's taken care which is important. Him and the support staff have supported us and have kept us positive. We are heading in the right direction overall as a team.

11:52am: Lots of handshakes around. Rest of India's players are happy in celebrations. Jaiswal takes a stump as a souvenir. Today though, it was the story of the bowlers. Saini ran in through the first hour, got swing and seam to bring the ball in. He troubled batters despite not getting bounce. Mantri was unlucky to have been adjudged caught behind despite missing the ball. The early wicket led to Mukesh knocking over Dubey, who started positively. Sheth came in later to chip in with a couple of wickets, he ended Solanki's resistance and nicked off Saransh. Gawli looked good during his 48 but was trapped lbw by the ball keeping low. Narang got his wicket and, along with Saurabh, cleaned up the tail to help Rest of India register a 238-run win in a session where eight wickets fell for 117 runs.

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