2013 Irani Cup

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2013 Irani Cup
Rest of India Mumbai
526 & 389/5d409 & 160/4
Match drawn; Rest of India won on 1st innings
Date6 February 2013 (2013-02-06) – 10 February 2013 (2013-02-10)
Venue Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
Player of the match Suresh Raina (Rest of India)

The 2013 Irani Cup, also called 2013 Irani Trophy, was the 51st season of the Irani Cup, a first-class cricket competition in India. In 2013, the fixture was moved to a date immediately after the Ranji Trophy final, resulting in there being two Irani Cup matches in the 2012/13 season. The fixture has since remained at the end of the season, and is played shortly after the Ranji Trophy final. [1]

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The 2013 Irani Cup was played from 6 February 2013 to 10 February 2013 between the 2012–13 Ranji champions Mumbai and Rest of India. Wankhede Stadium, the home ground of Mumbai, hosted the match. The match was drawn and Rest of India retained the Irani Cup by virtue of their first innings lead. [2]

Squads

Squads
Mumbai [3] Rest of India [4]
Ajit Agarkar (c) Virender Sehwag (c)
Ankeet Chavan Shikhar Dhawan
Vishal Dabholkar Harbhajan Singh (vc)
Wasim Jaffer Abhimanyu Mithun
Javed Khan Pragyan Ojha
Dhawal Kulkarni Ishwar Pandey
Abhishek Nayar (vc) Suresh Raina
Kaustubh Pawar Ambati Rayudu
Ajinkya Rahane Wriddhiman Saha (wk)
Hiken Shah Jalaj Saxena
Rohit Sharma Mohammed Shami
Aditya Tare (wk) Sreesanth
Sachin Tendulkar Manoj Tiwary
Shardul Thakur Murali Vijay
Suryakumar Yadav

Lead-up

Mumbai captain Ajit Agarkar was ruled out of the Irani Cup due to a groin injury. Allrounder Abhishek Nayar was named the captain of the side. [5]

A stomach bug forced the RoI captain Virender Sehwag to sit out for the match, and Harbhajan Singh lead the team instead. [6]

Scorecard

Innings 1
Rest of India 1st innings
PlayerStatusRunsBalls4s6sStrike rate
Shikhar Dhawan b Thakur6310111062.37
Murali Vijay b Nayar11620617156.31
Manoj Tiwary lbw b Nayar37677055.22
Ambati Rayudu c Jaffer b Sharma51839061.44
Suresh Raina c Thakur b Chavan13416914579.28
Wriddhiman Saha lbw b Kulkarni17194089.47
Harbhajan Singh c Nayar b Kulkarni161530106.66
Abhimanyu Mithun lbw b Chavan51909156.66
Pragyan Ojha c Kulkarni b Dabholkar07000.00
Sreesanth not out119005.26
Ishwar Pandey c Rahane b Chavan13141192.85
Extras(lb 4, w 1, nb 5)10
Total(all out; 130.1 overs)526

Fall of wickets: 1–144 (Dhawan, 38.1 ov), 2–222 (Tiwary, 58.6 ov), 3–231 (Vijay, 62.6 ov), 4–309 (Rayudu, 83.2 ov), 5–330 (Saha, 88.5 ov), 6–352 (Harbhajan, 94.4 ov), 7–505 (Mithun, 122.4 ov), 8–506 (Ojha, 123.6 ov), 9–512 (Raina, 124.4 ov), 10–526 (Pandey, 130.1 ov)

Mumbai bowling
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsEconWidesNBs
Javed Khan 1864502.50{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Dhawal Kulkarni 27510723.96{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Shardul Thakur 1818214.55{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Vishal Dabholkar 26311914.57{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Abhishek Nayar 25107022.80{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Ankeet Chavan 10.115635.50{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Rohit Sharma 623315.50{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Innings 2
Mumbai 1st innings
PlayerStatusRunsBalls4s6sStrike rate
Wasim Jaffer c Rayudu b Sreesanth8012611163.49
Aditya Tare c Tiwary b Pandey691066.66
Ajinkya Rahane lbw b Harbhajan831839145.35
Shardul Thakur c Tiwary b Pandey4161025.00
Sachin Tendulkar not out14019718271.06
Rohit Sharma c Ojha b Harbhajan012000.00
Abhishek Nayar c Vijay b Mithun112008.33
Ankeet Chavan c Saha b Mithun49898055.05
Dhawal Kulkarni c Vijay b Ojha10381026.31
Javed Khan c Mithun b Harbhajan8152053.33
Vishal Dabholkar lbw b Ojha01000.00
Extras(b 6, lb 7, w 2, nb 13)28
Total(all out; 114.1 overs)409

Fall of wickets: 1–14 (Tare, 3.3 ov), 2–146 (Jaffer, 39.2 ov), 3–161 (Thakur, 44.1 ov), 4–234 (Rahane, 64.5 ov), 5–254 (Sharma, 70.4 ov), 6–257 (Nayar, 73.4 ov), 7–360 (Chavan, 99.4 ov), 8–399 (Kulkarni, 110.4 ov), 9–409 (Khan, 113.5 ov), 10–409 (Dabholkar, 114.1 ov)

Rest of India bowling
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsEconWidesNBs
Sreesanth 2138013.80{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Ishwar Pandey 2467623.16{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Abhimanyu Mithun 2117323.47{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Pragyan Ojha 26.1110323.93{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Harbhajan Singh 2146433.04{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Manoj Tiwary 11000.00{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Innings 3
Rest of India 2nd innings
PlayerStatusRunsBalls4s6sStrike rate
Shikhar Dhawan c Nayar b Kulkarni06000.00
Murali Vijay c Sharma b Thakur35615057.37
Sreesanth run out (Sharma)18563032.14
Manoj Tiwary c Jaffer b Dabholkar691665341.56
Ambati Rayudu not out15628912453.97
Suresh Raina c Rahane b Dabholkar711068366.98
Wriddhiman Saha not out20432146.51
Harbhajan Singh
Abhimanyu Mithun
Pragyan Ojha
Ishwar Pandey
Extras(b 3, lb 2, w 8, nb 7)20
Total(5 wickets dec; 120 overs)389

Fall of wickets: 1–0 (Dhawan, 0.6 ov), 2–55 (Sreesanth, 17.6 ov), 3–67 (Vijay, 23.1 ov), 4–207 (Tiwary, 72.2 ov), 5–352 (Raina, 106.5 ov)

Mumbai bowling
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsEconWidesNBs
Dhawal Kulkarni 1763512.05{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Abhishek Nayar 932803.11{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Javed Khan 1463302.35{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Shardul Thakur 1214413.66{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Ankeet Chavan 38412603.31{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Vishal Dabholkar 2519723.88{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Rohit Sharma 502104.20{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Innings 4
Mumbai 2nd innings
PlayerStatusRunsBalls4s6sStrike rate
Wasim Jaffer not out10114110071.63
Aditya Tare c Dhawan b Harbhajan Singh11412026.82
Ajinkya Rahane c Vijay b Harbhajan Singh25472153.19
Rohit Sharma c Mithun b Ojha170014.28
Abhishek Nayar c Saha b Raina243004.65
Ankeet Chavan not out12471025.53
Extras(b 4, lb 2, nb 2)8
Total(4 wickets; 54 overs)160

Fall of Wickets:1-36 (Tare, 13.3 ov), 2-89 (Rahane, 27.3 ov), 3-104 (Sharma, 30.3 ov), 4-123 (Nayar 41.5 ov)

Rest of India bowling
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsEconWidesNBs
Sreesanth 62701.16{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Ishwar Pandey 32802.66{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Pragyan Ojha 1204513.75{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Harbhajan Singh 1613822.37{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Abhimanyu Mithun 201407.00{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Suresh Raina 711412.00{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Manoj Tiwary 411704.25{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Ambati Rayudu 301003.33{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}
Murali Vijay 10101.00{{{wides}}}{{{no-balls}}}

Result: Match Drawn; Rest of India won on 1st innings

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