Karnataka Vs Mumbai Highlights, Vijay Hazare Trophy 1st Quarter-final: KAR Win By 55 Runs After Rain Interruption

Mumbai: Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Musheer Khan, Sarfaraz Khan, Siddhesh Lad(c), Hardik Tamore(w), Shams Mulani, Sairaj Patil, Shashank Attarde, Onkar Tukaram Tarmale, Tushar Deshpande, Tanush Kotian, Mohit Avasthi, Atharva Ankolekar, Suryansh Shedge, Akash Anand, Ishan Mulchandani

Karnataka: Mayank Agarwal(c), Devdutt Padikkal, Karun Nair, Smaran Ravichandran, Krishnan Shrijith(w), Abhinav Manohar, Shreyas Gopal, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Manvanth Kumar L, Shreesha Achar, Abhilash Shetty, Sharath BR, Harshil Dharmani, Dhruv Prabhakar, Vidyadhar Patil

Mumbai secured their quarter-final berth by finishing second in Group C with five wins from seven matches. Their campaign was highlighted by Sarfaraz Khan’s record-breaking form, including a 15-ball fifty against Punjab, which is the fastest by an Indian in List A history.

Despite a final-round collapse against Punjab, strong contributions from Shreyas Iyer and Siddhesh Lad ensured their qualification.

Defending champions Karnataka dominated Group A, finishing at the summit with six wins in seven games. Their journey was fueled by Devdutt Padikkal, the tournament's leading run-scorer with 640 runs and four centuries.

In the subsequent (2nd) quarter-final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26, Uttar Pradesh are going head-to-head against Saurashtra. Follow the match here.

Most Runs

Devdutt Padikkal (Karnataka): 640 runs

Aman Mokhade (Vidarbha): 637 runs

Pukhraj Mann (Himachal Pradesh): 558 runs

Dhruv Jurel (Uttar Pradesh): 558 runs

Aryan Juyal (Uttar Pradesh): 492 runs

Most Wickets

Zeeshan Ansari (Uttar Pradesh): 21 wickets

Satyanarayana Raju (Andhra Pradesh): 21 wickets

Vasuki Koushik (Saurashtra): 17 wickets

Ankur Panwar (Saurashtra): 17 wickets

Akash Chowdhary (Meghalaya): 16 wickets

Match: Karnataka vs Mumbai

Venue: BCCI COE Ground 1, Bengaluru

On-Field Umpires: Akshay Totre, Swaroopanand Kannur

Third Umpire: Ulhas Gandhe

Referee: Amit Sharma

Karnataka won the toss and chose to field first.

Mumbai: Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Musheer Khan, Siddhesh Lad(c), Hardik Tamore(w), Shams Mulani, Sairaj Patil, Suryansh Shedge, Tanush Kotian, Ishan Mulchandani, Mohit Avasthi, Onkar Tukaram Tarmale

Karnataka: Mayank Agarwal(c), Devdutt Padikkal, Karun Nair, Smaran Ravichandran, Krishnan Shrijith(w), Abhinav Manohar, Shreyas Gopal, Vijaykumar Vyshak, Vidyadhar Patil, Abhilash Shetty, Vidhwath Kaverappa

Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Ishan Mulchandani are in the middle, with Raghuvanshi taking strike. Kaverappa is set to begin the bowling.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi nicks it straight to first slip, and Karun Nair puts down a regulation catch! A huge let-off for Raghuvanshi, who survives despite the thick outside edge.

A steady over for Mumbai, Angkrish nudges a single early on, then watches two tight dot balls. Mulchandani stays watchful before Angkrish finds the gap with a late cut for four to end the over. Five from it, Mumbai move to 21 without loss.

A quiet over for Mumbai, five tight dot balls build the pressure before Mulchandani finally sneaks a single off the last delivery. Just one run from it, Mumbai move to 31 without loss, but the bowlers continue to keep things tight.

Vidyadhar Patil makes the breakthrough! He gets Mulchandani to drive away from the body, the edge flying straight to Devdutt Padikkal, taken safely. Mulchandani departs for 20, and Mumbai lose their first wicket at 37. Musheer Khan walks in and gets off the mark with a single off the last ball. Just two runs and a wicket from the over, Patil keeps Mumbai in check.

Vidyadhar Patil continues his fine spell as Musheer Khan goes hard at a short delivery, only to find Devdutt Padikkal again in the deep, taken cleanly. Musheer departs for 9, and Mumbai slip to 46 for 2. Siddhesh Lad walks in but can’t score off the final ball. Despite the wicket, the over costs eight thanks to a massive six earlier from Raghuvanshi.

Drama-filled over from Vijaykumar Vyshak. A wide first, then Raghuvanshi launches him for a towering six, followed by a crisp four that lifts Mumbai. But Vyshak has the last laugh, he sneaks one through the gate and bowls Angkrish Raghuvanshi for 27. A big wicket to end the over, Mumbai slip to 57 for 3 despite 11 coming from it.

Vidhwath Kaverappa keeps the pressure right on Mumbai. He gets Hardik Tamore to chase a wider delivery, the edge flying straight to Devdutt Padikkal, taken safely. Mumbai lose another wicket at 61 for 4. Shams Mulani walks in and can only manage a single, with Kaverappa finishing a miserly over that goes for just one run and a crucial breakthrough.

A quiet, controlled over for Mumbai, Lad nudges a single to get things moving, Mulani follows with one of his own. Two tight dot balls keep the pressure on before Lad rotates strike again. Just three runs from the over, Mumbai move to 93 for 4 as the pair continue to rebuild cautiously.

Abhilash Shetty delivers a crucial breakthrough as Siddhesh Lad pokes at one outside off and KL Shrijith makes no mistake behind the stumps. Lad departs for a patient 38, and Mumbai slip to 137 for 5. Suryansh Shedge walks in and manages a single, while Mulani sees out the over. Four runs and a wicket, Shetty keeps Karnataka firmly in control.

Vidhwath Kaverappa strikes at a crucial moment! He gets Suryansh Shedge to mistime one, and Smaran Ravichandran takes a comfortable catch in the deep. Shedge departs for 16, and Mumbai slip to 165 for 6. Tanush Kotian walks in, manages a cautious single, while Mulani sees out the over. Just two runs and a wicket, Kaverappa keeps Karnataka firmly on top.

Vidyadhar Patil continues his brilliant spell. He gets Tanush Kotian to push away from the body, and KL Shrijith takes a safe catch behind the stumps. Kotian departs for 6, and Mumbai slip to 191 for 7. Sairaj Patil walks in but can’t get off the mark as Patil finishes a tight over that costs six runs but brings another crucial wicket.

A thrilling final over for Mumbai. The first ball brings heartbreak as a wicket falls, but Sairaj Patil responds in style, first with a crisp boundary and then a massive six that sends the crowd into raptures. A couple of quieter deliveries follow before a single to finish. Twelve runs from the last over push Mumbai to 254 for 8, with Patil playing a spirited late cameo to lift the total,

Mayank Agarwal and Devdutt Padikkal are out in the middle for the chase. The target should not be that threatening, given the duo's form, especially Padikkal who is the leading run-getter of the tournament so far.

Karnataka are off to a blistering start as they are currently getting over 6 runs per over. The required rate is even lower than 5. The Mumbaikars need to find a wicket or control the tempo because if Padikkal gets set, then it will be game, set and match for the South Indians.

Mohit Avasthi provides the breakthrough as Mayank Agarwal looks to drive on the up but finds Angkrish Raghuvanshi at cover, who takes a neat catch. Agarwal departs for 12, and Karnataka slip to 48 for 1. Karun Nair walks in and settles quickly, cracking a confident boundary through the off side before defending the remaining deliveries. Five runs and a wicket from the over keep the contest nicely balanced.

Karnataka keep things steady. A wide to start, then Padikkal and Nair work a couple through the gap. Another wide adds to the extras before the pair rotate strike with singles. Six from the over as Padikkal brings up his composed fifty and Karnataka move to 103 for 1.

Karnataka continue to build calmly with both set batters in control. Nair nudges a single to bring up his fifty, Padikkal answers back with one of his own, and the pair keep rotating strike with ease. Just four runs from the over, but Karnataka move to 138 for 1 with Nair and Padikkal firmly in charge.

Karnataka continue to tighten their grip on the chase. Nair and Padikkal rotate strike with ease before Padikkal finds the gap for a classy boundary. The rest of the over is negotiated safely, bringing six more runs as Karnataka move to 179 for 1, with both batters cruising in the seventies.

A quiet over before the interruption, Nair and Padikkal rotate strike with ease, collecting three singles and keeping the chase firmly under control. Karnataka move to 187 for 1 after 33 overs, needing just 68 more runs. With the light deteriorating rapidly, the umpires call a halt to proceedings, leaving Karnataka comfortably placed with both set batters in the middle.

Karnataka seal a convincing victory as rain has the final say. With no further play possible, the match is decided by the VJD Method, and Karnataka are declared winners by 55 runs, capping off a dominant all-round performance in this rain-affected contest.

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