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Indian cricketer Sarfaraz Khan, along with his father and injured brother Musheer Khan, celebrated Mumbai’s historic Irani Trophy victory. The victory, which ended a 27-year losing streak for the dominant domestic cricket team, was made even more memorable by Sarfaraz’s game-winning double-century.
Sarfaraz’s younger brother Musheer was involved in a terrible vehicle accident that prevented him from competing in the competition. Their car encountered a terrible accident on the way from Azamgarh to Lucknow when they were driving with their father, Naushad Khan. The car flipped multiple times. His father managed to escape with very minor injuries, while Musheer suffered a fracture to his neck.
Sarfaraz’s outstanding 222 not out performance, which featured four sixes and 25 boundaries, was the reason Mumbai dominated the game. Sarfaraz praised his effort to his healing brother during the post-match interview.
“I made a commitment at home that I would make a hundred for Musheer, but this trophy belongs to the squad. In the post-match interview, Sarfaraz said to the presenter, “This one is for him.”
I attempt to adhere to the procedure: Sarfaraz Khan
The right-hand batter even talked about working hard and adhering to the procedure. He even mentioned that improving one’s flaws and seeking advice from more experienced players might help one become a better cricketer.
“I make an effort to adhere to the steps and everything I have done with my Abbu. Traveling all throughout India will have accustomed you to the way the wickets behave. In addition, Sarfaraz stated, “One needs to improve on their weaknesses, look at how the seniors are doing, and work at their game from all angles.”
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Despite the official draw, Mumbai’s lead in the first innings meant they would win the title. In addition to the BCCI’s ₹50 lakh prize money, the Mumbai Cricket Association gave the team INR 1 crore for each of its players and support personnel for their historic Irani Cup victory.
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