This match was played at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur. Mumbai chased the total in 30.3 overs at the cost of 2 wickets. Rohit Sharma was also named as the Player of the Match after his powerful knock of 155 runs. Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Musheer Khan, and Sarfaraz Khan also contributed to the victory of Mumbai.

With the bat, Sikkim took the match in their favor. Ashish Thapa, the wicket-keeper of Sikkim, smashed 79 in 87 balls with a strike rate of 90.80, hitting 8 fours. K Sai Satwik, Kranthi Kumar, Robin Mankumar Limboo helped to build the innings for Sikkim, whereas the Bowlers of Mumbai did a great job by taking each wicket, except Sylvester D’Souza.

He was playing for his hometown city, Delhi, in a clash between Delhi and Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh was given the target of 299, and while chasing, Virat Kohli smashed an amazing hundred and completed his fastest 16000 runs in 330 innings. Sachin Tendulkar took 391 innings to complete his 16000 runs. 

Kohli’s last appearance in the Vijay Hazare Trophy came during the 2010-11 season, where he captained Delhi. He played the NKP Salve Challenger Trophy in 2013-14 but had not participated in the Vijay Hazare for nearly a decade before this comeback.

With 14,557 runs in 308 matches at an extraordinary average of 58.46, Kohli is the fastest player to make 14,000 runs in ODI cricket. He also boasts the most centuries in the format, with 53 to his name. Also in yesterday’s match, he scored 131 runs in 101 balls and smashed 14 fours and 3 sixes; he completed his innings with a 129.70 strike rate. And with his match-winning performance, Delhi chased the target in 37.4 overs.