The Latest Breaking News from Mumbai

MUMBAI: Shreyas Iyer’s worst fears seem to be coming true. It looks that the India batsman’s back injury seems to have flared up again during his 95-run knock in the second innings in the Ranji Trophy final at the Wankhede Stadium.

In Mumbai’s parks, abandoned buildings and intersections where birds are fed, a wayfaring multi-disciplinary artist from Bandra, Sarika Bajaj, hunts for discarded feathers. These are her tools of expressionism as well as a medium for articulating ecological concerns. “I have been working with feathers for nearly 12 years,” she says,…

NEW DELHI: Hardik Pandya is set to lead Mumbai Indians, replacing their five-time Indian Premier League (IPL) trophy-winning captain Rohit Sharma in the 2024 season. Last November, Pandya made a return to Mumbai Indians, his former team, through a trade with Gujarat Titans (GT).

NEW DELHI: In a determined fightback, Vidarbha, led by Karun Nair (74) and skipper Akshay Wadkar (56 not out), extended Mumbai's wait for a 42nd Ranji Trophy title. Vidarbha reached 248/5 in pursuit of a challenging target of 538 on the fourth day of the final in Mumbai.

Maharashtra Cabinet on Wednesday decided to rename eight Mumbai railway stations that bear names dating back to the British colonial era. Read further on Dynamite News:

In a big blow to the Congress in Mahrashtra, senior party leader Padmakar Valvi on Wednesday joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in the presence of state BJP President Chandrashekhar Bawankule and party leader Ashok Chavan, in Mumbai. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Mumbai Customs seized over 4.22 kg of gold valued at Rs 2.35 Crore, mobile phones and laptops across eight different cases within March 10-12, a press release from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport of Mumbai Customs Zone-III said. Read further on Dynamite News:

MUMBAI: The Mumbai team has batted Vidarbha out of the Ranji Trophy final. The visitors' Monday batting meltdown was followed by Mumbai battering Vidarbha bowlers throughout Tuesday. To score the remaining 528 runs, Vidarbha will need a historic effort. It looks a mountain too high, going by the team's performance…

MUMBAI: A five-wicket haul in just his eighth Ranji Trophy match and netting big fish Ajinkya Rahane twice in the game. What more can a 21-year-old ask for! But with Vidarbha down and all but out in the Ranji Trophy final, personal milestones brought little joy for Harsh Dubey.