Mumbai, who scored 465 in their first innings, earned a 29-run first innings lead by bowling out Baroda for 436 on Day Three of their Ranji Trophy match at Wankhede Stadium yesterday.

However, India all-rounder Hardik Pandya opened up the game by claiming two wickets towards the end of the day. Earlier, Baroda opener Aditya Waghmode, who was unbeaten on 87 on Saturday, reached his third century of the season with a single off pacer Badre Alam.