Chasing a small target of 88 runs to win, Rest of India took just 18.5 overs to achieve the target even before the lunch break with a day and more than two sessions to spare.

Earlier, resuming at 98 for six, Mumbai’s remaining batsmen caved in against the fiery spells of Munaf and Ishant Sharma and the team was bundled out for just 106.

Munaf, who was struggling to get his rhythm in first innings, came back with a vengeance in the second essay to finish with five for 25.

Opener Wasim Jaffer, who was unbeaten overnight, misread Munaf’s swing to be bowled while the last three batsmen -Iqbal Abdullah, Omkar Guruv and Rajesh Verma could not open their accounts. Ajit Agarkar remained unbeaten on 11.

In fact, Munaf and Ishant took just 2.3 overs to take the last four wickets, sharing two each. Ishant took three wickets giving away 31 runs.

Mumbai had conceded a first inning lead of 19 runs. Rest of India achieved the target by losing only Aakash Chopra (7).

Parthiv Patel, the centurion in the first innings, was unbeaten on 60 off just 49 balls with 10 fours while skipper Mohammad Kaif gave him good support as he remained unbeaten on 22 (46b, 4x4) to see his side reach home.