Aditya Tare

The inside story of a champion team's phoenix-like rise to win their fourth domestic 50-over title

Uttar Pradesh go down by six wickets, with 51 balls left in the game, despite putting up 312

Mumbai have left out Aditya Tare, while Dhawal Kulkarni returns; Tamil Nadu will have a young squad, without Dinesh Karthik, for their match against Delhi

Still an integral part of the set-up, the former captain chats about the famous winning mentality and Shreyas Iyer's elevation to a leadership role among other things

After sleepwalking their way to wins in the league phase, Mumbai exhibit lower-order might to clinch victory in a tricky chase

At a meeting in Mumbai to gather feedback on the 2017-18 season from captains and coaches, a number of voices called for a return to the three-group Ranji Trophy format, which gives each team a minimum of eight matches in a season

Mumbai's landmark 500th game continued to turn sour as the visitors took a substantial lead with six wickets still in hand

Unheralded duo of Atit Sheth, Lukman Meriwala pick five wickets apiece to shoot hosts out inside two sessions

Abhishek Nayar, a five-time Ranji Trophy winner, talks about the players he hero-worshipped as a youngster and the breezy irreverence of Mumbai's current generation

A depleted Mumbai squad will be led by Suryakumar Yadav, with key players either away on A-team duty or injured

A round-up of the Group C matches of the Vijay Hazare Trophy played on March 6, 2017

A round-up of the Group C matches of the Vijay Hazare Trophy played on March 4, 2017

A round-up of the Group C games on the opening day of the Vijay Hazare Trophy

A round up of the West Zone matches from the Inter State T20 Tournament held on February 2, 2017

A round-up of the West Zone games from the first round of the Inter-State T20 tournament

Mumbai captain Aditya Tare said his side's fielding and choice of strokes while batting was responsible for their first loss in a Ranji Trophy final since 1990-91

On a day neither side could entirely claim as their own, Aditya Tare believed the game would have been different had Mumbai taken the opportunities that Gujarat offered

As Mumbai begin their quest for their 42nd Ranji title, Aditya Tare, their captain, elucidates on the burning desire to win that has become a part of the Mumbai tradition

A strong lower middle order performance from Mumbai has given them a lead of 101 against Tamil Nadu in Rajkot