Mumbai vs Madhya Pradesh, Final - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Shreyas Iyer collects the trophy as the Mumbai players pose with it for the cameras. A star-studded Mumbai line-up that was and they put up some impressive performances throughout the tournament. Ajinkya Rahane was the star performer as he scored 469 runs and turned out to be the highest run-getter of the season. Shreyas Iyer chipped in with some crucial contributions too and his captaincy was equally impressive. So another trophy added in Mumbai's trophy cabinet. They won the Ranji Trophy earlier this year and they end their year on a high. For now, this is Nikhil signing off on behalf of Akshay and Vinod. Goodbye!

Shreyas Iyer | Mumbai captain: Atharva bowled well, he set the platform for us. Other bowlers later chipped in. We wanted to maintain left-hand, right-hand combination. Kudos to those two batters. I think we have created such a mindset that we try to stay in the present and be positive. We try to keep the momentum on our side always. We broke the jinx today. Whenever Chandu sir (Chandrakant Pandit) comes in front of us, we lose. But we won today and broke that jinx.

Ajinkya Rahane | Player of the Series: As a team we were really confident. I think we bowled very bowled. This total was chaseable at this venue, so we were confident. He (Suryansh Shedge) is a confident guy, backs himself and plays with freedom. He played some crucial knocks for us, so really happy for him.

Suryansh Shedge | Player of the Match: I knew this was going to be my role. I am a very competitive person, that's my nature.

Rajat Patidar | Madhya Pradesh captain: This is not the result we wanted. Happy with the way the boys played throughout the tournament. We were 20-25 runs short today. Four-five players were playing this tournament for the first time, but happy with the efforts they put in. I always love playing here. Want to thank the fans for supporting us.

19:54 Local Time, 14:24 GMT, 19:54 IST: Mumbai are the winners of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024! They last won this tournament in the 2022-23 season, and they have done it again. With the kind of top five they had, they were always going to be the favourites to lift the title. Shaw and Rahane - the openers. A solid number 3 in the form of Shreyas Iyer, world's no.1 T20I batsman - Suryakumar Yadav at number 4. Shivam Dube to follow him. And a talented bloke like Suryansh Shedge. What a knock he has played to take Mumbai over the line. Earlier in the day, Rajat Patidar played a captain's knock to help his team post a formidable total, but the Mumbai batters have completed the run chase without any difficulty. Rahane chipped in with another pivotal contribution at the top earlier in the evening, however, SKY's innings put Mumbai in control of the run chase. They did lose a few wickets in the middle overs, but Shedge's cameo powered them to a comfortable 5-wicket win at the Chinnaswamy. Was a clinical chase indeed. Stay around for the presentations..

Tripuresh Singh to Ankolekar, SIX, Ankolekar hits the winning runs! Right into the slot again, an overpitched delivery this time around, Ankolekar stands tall and tonks it right over the bowler's head as Mumbai win the tournament. Handshakes all around as the Mumbai lads have finished off the chase with 13 balls to spare..

Tripuresh Singh to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run, scores are level! A yorker length ball and Suryansh Shedge digs it out towards long-on for a single

Tripuresh Singh to Suryansh Shedge, SIX, Mumbai only two runs away from victory! A length delivery by Tripuresh Singh, right into the slot and Suryansh Shedge has launched it over the bowler's head for half-a-dozen

Tripuresh Singh to Suryansh Shedge, FOUR, Suryansh Shedge playing a decisive knock. He has put Mumbai in control. Short of a length delivery by the pacer and Suryansh Shedge has smashed it past the bowler for four runs

Tripuresh Singh to Suryansh Shedge, no run, squeezed back to the bowler by Suryansh Shedge as Tripuresh Singh stops it

Tripuresh Singh [2.0-0-17-2] is back into the attack

Venkatesh Iyer to Ankolekar, no run, is that a dropped chance? Ankolekar slices it towards short third man where the fielder gets his hands to it, but the ball doesn't stick into his mitts.

Venkatesh Iyer to Ankolekar, 2 runs, slaps the short ball over the bowler's head and takes a couple of runs

Venkatesh Iyer to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run, yorker length ball outside off, Suryansh Shedge squeezes it through the off-side for a single

Venkatesh Iyer to Suryansh Shedge, no run, another wide ball fired outside off. Madhya Pradesh take a review and the third umpire reckons it's a fair delivery as the batsman had shuffled a touch..

Venkatesh Iyer to Suryansh Shedge, SIX, oh my my! That's a tremendous hit. Suryansh Shedge goes down on his knee and sweeps this length delivery over deep backward square leg for a clean six. Treating Venky Iyer like a spinner. Even Patidar is not impressed with that

Venkatesh Iyer to Suryansh Shedge, wide, under pressure Venkatesh Iyer fires a wide ball outside off. 21 need in 23 balls

Venkatesh Iyer to Suryansh Shedge, SIX, short and punished! Gets into position quickly, picks the length early and smokes it over wide long-on for half-a-dozen. Less than run-a-ball required now

Venkatesh Iyer [2.0-0-13-1] is back into the attack