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Mumbai beat Assam by an innings and 80 runs, pocket seven points.
Shardul Thakur led Mumbai's rout of Assam inside two days as he snared four wickets in the second innings to finish with ten in the match. Mumbai were bowled out for 272 with Shivam Dube remaining unbeaten on 121 even as Tushar Deshpande belted an 8-ball 18 with three fours and a six. While Dibakar Johori returned a five-fer for Assam, their batters failed to stand up again as they were bowled out for 108 with the last three wickets falling for no run. While Assam are out of the tournament, Mumbai, who had already secured qualification, finish on top of their group with a massive 37 points to their credit.
Stumps on Day 1 - Mumbai 217/6, lead Assam by 133 runs in the 1st innings.
Shardul Thakur's 6/21 blew Assam away for a paltry 84 at the Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy in Mumbai as the hosts romped towards a healthy lead by the end of Day 1. It was a one-man show with the bat though as Shivam Dube blitzed an unbeaten 101 off 95 balls, forging a 103-run partnership for the sixth wicket with Shams Mulani (31). The day was marred by controversy though as Mumbai skipper Ajinkya Rahane was adjudged out for apparently obstructing the field just at the stroke of Tea. Assam, however, withdrew their appeal but Rahane could add just four more runs before being dismissed.
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