Mumbai build huge lead vs Punjab on Day 2

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Chandigarh, December 17

Aditya Laxman Pawar and Swayam Pradeep Waghmare hit half-centuries as Mumbai posted 330/8 on Day 2 of their Vijay Merchant Trophy final at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala. At stumps on Day 2, Pawar (86) and Prince Devang Badiani (38) were at the crease with Mumbai 330/8 in 116 overs. Emanjot Singh Chahal was the most successful bowler for Punjab. — TNS

Brief Scores: Punjab: 142 all out in 64.5 overs (Shivein Rakheja 43; Musheer Khan 5/42); Mumbai: 330/8 in 116 overs (Aditya Pawar 86*, Swayam Waghmare 64; Emanjot Chahal 3/116).

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