Abhishek Nayar

On a day that a big crowd gathered in Indore to watch Virender Sehwag, Virat Kohli and Yuvraj Singh, two of the most valuable players in Indian domestic cricket starred

Centuries from Vijay Zol and captain Abhishek Nayar ensured India A held on for a draw against New Zealand A in Visakhapatnam

Mumbai allrounder Abhishek Nayar sent down 10 wides and a no-ball in a 17-ball over in the semi-final of the inter-zone Deodhar Trophy

Avoid inviting Abhishek Nayar to black-tie dinners on a day he hasn't batted well

Abhishek Nayar rued his and Rohit Sharma's failure with the bat in the first innings while looking back at Mumbai conceding a lead that ultimately sealed the title for Rest of India

Mumbai's Abhishek Nayar has been selected to play for the India A squad in a tour game against Australia

Mumbai showed exactly why they can be backed almost blindly in important contests, as they shredded the Saurashtra batting to take charge of the final

Abhishek Nayar may not be the most elegant of cricketers on the Indian domestic circuit, but his mental toughness and a burning desire to improve have served him well

The presence of a possible sixth day and the flat nature of the Wankhede pitch meant both Mumbai and Baroda set themselves up for the long haul in their Ranji Trophy quarter-final

Mumbai beat Madhya Pradesh by seven runs to stay alive in this year's Ranji Trophy

Abhishek Nayar livened up the proceedings with a six-wicket haul as Mumbai made a push for an outright win against Bengal at the Brabourne stadium

Hiken Shah's third century in Ranji Trophy in as many games has helped Mumbai set Bengal a stiff target at the Brabourne Stadium

Mumbai tightened their hold against Railways at Wankhede Stadium as they amassed a formidable first-innings total and then made early inroads with the ball

A round-up of the action from the quarter-finals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2011-12

A round-up of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2011-12 semi-finals

The Mumbai side that will face Madhya Pradesh is almost unrecognisable from the team that played Rajasthan last year, due to injuries and unavailability of players

Abhishek Nayar has played one of the best innings of his first-class career but Karnataka have the chance of an outright victory

Mumbai overtook defending champions Rajasthan's mighty first innings' score to take lead and thereby pocketed three critical points

Steadfast centuries from Abhishek Nayar and Rohit Sharma and a belligerent knock from Suryakumar Yadav brought Mumbai within 91 of Rajasthan's first innings score