“It has been an emotional week for me. I had promised my family and teammates that ‘if I am set if I cross the fifty, I will score a double hundred – a hundred for me and a hundred for my brother (Musheer),” said Sarfaraz after Day 3 of Irani Cup.

Sarfaraz Khan scored an unbeaten 222 in the Irani Cup, fulfilling a promise to his family after his brother's accident. His performance helped Mumbai post 537 runs in their first innings, aiming for their first Irani Cup win since 1997-98.

Sarfaraz Khan scored 222 runs for Mumbai during the Irani Cup clash and dedicated 100 to his brother Musheer Khan who is recovering from injuries.

In an emotional and remarkable display of batting prowess, Sarfaraz Khan dedicated his historic double century to his younger brother Musheer, who was unable to play in the Irani Cup match due to a road accident.

Not considered in the playing XI for the Bangladesh Test series, rising star Sarfaraz Khan on Wednesday slammed a double ton for Mumbai in the Irani Cup clash against Rest of India at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

Suryakumar Yadav continued his support for the Khan brothers as he shared a special Instagram story for Sarfaraz on completing his double hundred in Irani Cup match. In a heart-warming way, he captioned the post,

India and Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan revealed that he had promised his family members that he would score a hundred on behalf of his injured brother Musheer as well in the Irani Cup.

Sarfaraz Khan's unbeaten 221 propelled Mumbai to 536/9 against Rest of India on Day 2 of the Irani Cup. Supported by Tanush Kotian's 64, Sarfaraz's double century became the first for Mumbai in the competition.

The 26-year-old says he was determined to crack a double, one for himself and the other for his brother Musheer who is recovering from a road accident