Mumbai vs Delhi, Final - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Mumbai players lift the trophy and pose for the cameras. Their hardwork has paid off. To remain unbeaten in such a long tournament takes some effort, so kudos to them. That's all from our side from this match. Hope you guys enjoyed our coverage, because we surely enjoyed bringing you all the action. This is Nikhil signing off on behalf of my teammates Sriram and Mr. Nags. Adios!

Shreyas Iyer: Considering the situation we were put in, the lower-order was put to test. Looked really good to bat on but the batsmen were missing the balls. It was a two-paced wicket. You can get wickets in the future, so got to be prepared. Kudos to the batsmen. These performances, really add up. It never felt the youngsters were new to the team. So got to back them. The support staff has helped us a lot. They have been supportive and hats off for their contribution towards the team. I have hardly been home, Bangalore has become my second home. No complaints though, need to keep playing and keep learning.

Aditya Tare, Man of the Match: Team was under pressure and I had to step up. I am glad that we (Lad and himself) stitched a 100-run stand. It's been an incredible five weeks for the team. It has been a phenomenal bowling performance. Except for the finals, we won all the games single-handedly. Shaw coming back to the team, strengthens the line-up.

Gautam Gambhir: We didn't have enough runs on the board and we had to take 10 wickets to win the game. We were very consistent but when you lose early wickets it's difficult to come back. 180 was never going to be enough. Saini is improving, that's a good sign for Delhi. When you are a fast bowler, you got to take wickets with the new ball. That's what he did. It's time we start winning trophies. We got Ranji Trophy coming up, it's going to be a long season ahead. We were the runners-up last time, we want to go one step further this year.

16:06 Local Time, 10:36 GMT, 16:06 IST: Smiles in the Mumbai camp, hugs and fist pumps all around. Shaw comes running out and embraces his Mumbai teammates. When they were struggling at 40/4 courtesy of that Saini spell, we thought this match was going down to the wire, but the pair of (Lad and Tare) rose to the occasion just at the right time. With a game changing partnership of 105 for the fifth wicket, the experienced campaigners brought them back in the hunt. The counter attack couldn't have been a better one. The only unbeaten team in this tournament of 160 matches lifts the trophy and they deserve every bit of it. Hang on for the presentations...

Lalit Yadav to D Kulkarni, byes, FOUR, Mumbai are the winners of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2018-19, showing nerves of steel in the final of the tournament. This was a tossed up delivery outside off, Kulkarni fails to connect his off-drive while the keeper fails to gather the ball as it nutmegs him and rolls down to the boundary

Lalit Yadav to D Kulkarni, no run, loopy delivery around off, pushed into the off side by Kulkarni

Dhawal Kulkarni, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Lalit Yadav to Lad, out Caught by Shorey!! No, no, no. Going for the glory shot and he gets holed out at long-on. Trying to replicate the previous shot but doesn't get the distance on this one. Mumbai need only two more to win the tournament. A few players in the Mumbai camp had started celebrating on seeing the ball lofted, but they'll have to wait for sometime. Lad c Shorey b Lalit Yadav 48(68) [4s-4 6s-2]

Lalit Yadav to Lad, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Lalit Yadav to Lad, SIX, that's Siddhesh Lad for you. Gets hold of the tossed up delivery and thumps it over long-on for a maximum

Lalit Yadav to Lad, no run, worked in front of square leg again

Lalit Yadav to Lad, no run, flatter on leg, tucked to square leg by Lad

Lalit Yadav, right-arm off break, comes into the attack

Suboth Bhati to Shivam Dubey, no run, right into the blockhole and Dubey gets struck on the pads as he fails to get bat on his flick

Suboth Bhati to Shivam Dubey, no run, short and wide outside off, punched in front of covers by Dubey

Suboth Bhati to Shivam Dubey, SIX, start the bus, Mumbai inch closer. Fullish outside off, Dubey gets forward and lifts it through the line over mid-on

Suboth Bhati to Lad, 1 run, goes hard on the drive away from his body, gets an inside edge that wanders away to fine leg

Suboth Bhati to Shivam Dubey, 1 run, heaves at the length ball to gather a single at deep mid-wicket

Suboth Bhati to Shivam Dubey, no run, simple, straight, on a length around middle and leg, punched firmly to short mid-wicket by Dubey