Musheer Khan Achieves Feat Not Done For 77 Years; Becomes First Player Since Ravi Shastri To Claim Rare Feat

Musher Khan created history for Mumbai vs Haryana |Courtesy – Mumbai Cricket Association

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Musheer Khan created history for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy during their third match of the ongoing 2026-27 season against Haryana, which is taking place from October 26 to 30 at the Sharad Pawar Academy at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai with a stunning all-round show, which has put the 42-time champions on the cusp of a third straight victory with a bonus point.

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Musheer, who is the younger brother of capped Indian cricketer Sarfaraz Khan, was the star of the show for the Siddhesh Led-side with the bat as they posted a massive total of 430 in the first innings. The 21-year-old walked out to bat at number three and made 109 runs off 185 balls. This was the fourth century of the youngster's career in first-class cricket.

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Later, he was the pick of the bowlers as Haryana were bowled out for just 270 runs, leading to a massive 160-run lead for Mumbai, which ensured they could enforce the follow-on. The left-arm spinner finished with figures of 6-85. His first five wickets were of players batting in the top six.

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