Akash Anand had done half the job on Monday, finishing unbeaten on 58. A day later, he completed the task, converting his start into his first century of the season (117 n.o.) as Mumbai tightened its grip on Himachal Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy.
“We just wanted to make sure that the momentum didn’t suddenly die down. When you get into a good flow at a certain point, you want to continue it. “Sarfaraz has a lot of experience. “Whenever he gets set, he scores big. That is his best quality, and he is showing once again what he is capable of”’.
Sarfaraz Khan had set the platform with a commanding 154. Because once you get set on these wickets, you have to make it big, “Being not out was job half done yesterday, and I wanted to make it count.
Luckily, we found that flow early and just carried it forward, despite losing wickets,” Akash said. Even if he has five bad innings, we have that belief that he is going to come hard,” captain Siddhesh Lad said. So glad it happened today,” Akash told The Hindu on Tuesday.