Updated On: 07 January, 2023 10:55 AM IST | Mumbai | Tarkesh Jha
Despite not getting the full six points, Mumbai captain Rahane hails his men for going all out for victory after being set 211 on final day by Tamil Nadu

Mumbai’s Yashasvi Jaiswal during his 66 not out v Tamil Nadu in their Ranji Trophy encounter at Brabourne yesterday. Pic/Ashish Raje
England head coach Brendon McCullum’s whatever-it-takes approach to win Test matches has taken the cricketing world by storm in the last year. Certain shades of that resonated in Mumbai’s effort with the bat in the third session of the final day of their Elite Group ‘B’ Ranji Trophy tie against Tamil Nadu at the Brabourne Stadium.
The Amol Muzumdar-coached unit got to 137-3 after 24.2 overs—74 runs short of the target of 211 that Tamil Nadu had set for them. Skipper Ajinkya Rahane said that teams are pushing hard to secure victories in first-class cricket but also simultaneously acknowledged that the tricky nature of the track on the fourth day eventually prevented Mumbai from landing the final blow. “It was a very good game. That’s what we want to see in first class cricket. Teams are going for it [win],” Rahane said after the game.