Rohit Sharma's Ranji Trophy comeback witnessed a shock defeat for Mumbai at the hands of Jammu & Kashmir in an Elite Group A match. Having been set a target of 205, Jammu and Kashmir were 112/1, but then fell to 159/5,

Jammu and Kashmir stunned reigning Ranji Trophy Champions Mumbai, as they defeated them in the premier Indian domestic first-class tournament after 10 long years at the Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy in BKC,

Indian cricket team captain, Rohit Sharma, showcased his leadership during a recent Ranji Trophy match. Although Sharma didn't have a high-scoring return to domestic cricket, he played a pivotal role in motivating his Mumbai teammates against Jammu and Kashmir.

Form has deserted the 37-year-old Rohit in the past few months with Test losses to New Zealand (at home) and Australia (away) weighing heavily on him currently.

Rohit Sharma, enduring a lean phase in his career, will play his first Ranji Trophy match in nearly a decade and has received a confidence boost from

Rohit Sharma's return to the Ranji Trophy was a short-lived one - he lasted 19 balls and scored just three in Mumbai's Group A fixture against Jammu and Kashmir at the Sharad Pawar Academy in BKC in Mumbai.

Rohit Sharma (28 off 35 balls) hit three sixes in the second innings of Mumbai vs J&K Ranji Trophy match before throwing his wicket away with a dreadful shot.

India captain Rohit Sharma's much-talked-about return to domestic cricket met with utter disappointment as the star batter lasted for only 19 balls in a Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Jammu and Kashmir.