Shardul Thakur scores an unbeaten century while batting at No.8 and Tanush Kotian, at No.9, remains not out on 58 as Mumbai take a 188-run lead against J&K

Rohit Sharma didn't enjoy a return to the Ranji Trophy as he would have hoped for. The Indian captain, battling poor form in Tests, managed three runs from 19 balls on Day 1 against Jammu & Kashmir. He scored 28 in Mumbai's 2nd innings on Day 2 at the Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy BKC, Mumbai.

After struggling in their first attempt on return to the Ranji Trophy, India stars Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal had a relatively better outing in Mumbai's second innings against Jammu & Kashmir on Friday.

Since a long time, Rohit Sharma hasn't been able to do on the field what he is supposed to.

Electing to bat on a green-top wicket proved costly for the Ajinkya Rahane-led side as Mumbai were shot out for a mere 120, and in reply, J&K finished the opening day's play at 174/7 for a lead of 54

Rohit Sharma, enduring a lean phase in his career, will play his first Ranji Trophy match in nearly a decade and has received a confidence boost from

Form has deserted the 37-year-old Rohit in the past few months with Test losses to New Zealand (at home) and Australia (away) weighing heavily on him currently.

Rohit Sharma's return to the Ranji Trophy was a short-lived one - he lasted 19 balls and scored just three in Mumbai's Group A fixture against Jammu and Kashmir at the Sharad Pawar Academy in BKC in Mumbai.

Rohit Sharma (28 off 35 balls) hit three sixes in the second innings of Mumbai vs J&K Ranji Trophy match before throwing his wicket away with a dreadful shot.

India captain Rohit Sharma's much-talked-about return to domestic cricket met with utter disappointment as the star batter lasted for only 19 balls in a Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Jammu and Kashmir.