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Mumbai pile up misery on Meghalaya, J&K dominate Baroda in Ranji Trophy

With a quarterfinal berth at stake, the defending champions opted for a no-risk approach by batted through the second day to push for an outright win

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Shardul Thakur (Pic: Getty Images)

Shardul Thakur (Pic: Getty Images)

Mumbai piled up a massive 585-run first-innings lead and made early inroads against Meghalaya, while Jammu and Kashmir grabbed a crucial 205-run advantage against Baroda in their Group A Ranji Trophy matches on Friday.

Mumbai skipper Ajinkya Rahane missed a century but maiden First-Class tons from Akash Anand (103) and Shams Mulani (100 not out), Siddhesh Lad's 145 and fifties from Shardul Thakur (84) and Suryansh Shedge (61) powered the hosts to a massive 671 for seven declared in the first innings.

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