Sarfaraz Khan brings up aggressive celebration after another Ranji century, Mumbai coach's priceless reaction grabs attention

Former domestic cricketer and current Mumbai coach Amol Muzumdar was seen raising his hat in appreciation to Sarfaraz Khan, who struck his third Ranji trophy century in the ongoing season.

Sarfaraz Khan has been in red hot form, dominating the domestic circuit and owning some mind-boggling records. This century comes after he was once again ignored from team India's selection for the Australia tour.

As Khan smashed his third century after getting ignored from national selection yet again, he immediately after reaching his century, celebrated very aggressively, as if in a manner to show that he deserved a national selection, and pointed towards the dressing room.

Sarfaraz Khan, The run machine" Twitter reacts to Sarfaraz Khan's domestic brilliance

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Sarfaraz Khan, The run machine. pic.twitter.com/jrFSR2IbQK

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) January 17, 2023

In reply, Mumbai coach Amol Muzumdar, himself a domestic legend, lauded the 25-year-old's consistent domination by rasising his hat in appreciation. The entire room rose up in celebration.

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Mumbai coach Amol Muzumdar after Sarfaraz's century against Delhi today. A Ranji Trophy legend and never played for India. Nobody can relate to Sarfaraz 's situation more than him. #RanjiTrophy pic.twitter.com/9LK1Ul38wP

— Kaushik (@CricKaushik_) January 17, 2023

Sarfaraz reached the three-digit mark off 135 balls with a single off Yogesh Sharma. The right-hander had scored 162 against Tamil Nadu earlier this month and an unbeaten 126 versus Hyderabad in December last year. 

The Mumbai batter has had a dream run in domestic cricket since the Ranji Trophy 2019-20 season, where he plundered 928 runs and averaged 154.66 to emerge as the tournament’s fifth-highest run-getter.

Despite his incredible returns in domestic cricket, an India call-up has eluded Sarfaraz, leading to several former cricketers and fans questioning his non-selection. Sarfaraz boasts of the second-highest average in First-Class cricket history.

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