Sarfaraz Khan continued his stupendous form in the ongoing Ranji Trophy season with another hundred, his fourth in the tournament, against Madhya Pradesh in the final on Thursday.
The 24-year-old reached the three-figure mark off 190 balls with a four down the ground off Kumar Kartikeya after slogging for his 152-ball fifty earlier in the day. He was the last man to be dismissed in Mumbai's first innings, falling for a 243-ball 134.
Sarfaraz is the highest run-scorer of the season with 937 runs in eight innings, averaging a staggering 133.85, and scoring four hundreds and two fifties.
Prior to the ongoing final, he had registered scores of 275, 63, 48, 165, 153, 40, 59*, 50* in Mumbai's run to the summit clash.
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