Mumbai Cricket Team vs Goa Cricket Team Timeline: Complete Head-to-Head Stats, Match Records, and Results

Mumbai have won every publicly verified fixture against Goa across all domestic cricket formats. The Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline spans from 1999-2000 to February 2026, covering Ranji Trophy (first-class), Vijay Hazare Trophy (List A), and Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (T20). Across 8 confirmed meetings, Mumbai lead 8–0. Goa’s closest margin of defeat is 26 runs, recorded in the SMAT 2024-25 fixture at Hyderabad.

Table of Contents

• Head-to-Head Dashboard
• H2H by Format
• Historical Completeness Note
• Complete Match Timeline
• Match-by-Match Breakdown
• Records
• Statistical Trends
• Future Fixtures Outlook
• FAQ

Head-to-Head Dashboard

At a glance, Mumbai dominated this fixture completely. The Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline shows no Goa win in any format across publicly verified records.

Stat	Detail
Total publicly verified meetings	8
Mumbai wins	8
Goa wins	0
Draws / No results	0
Closest result	Mumbai won by 26 runs- SMAT, Nov 23, 2024
Largest win by runs	Mumbai won by 119 runs- Ranji Trophy Feb 2022 and Ranji QF Feb 2026
Largest win by wickets	Mumbai won by 7 wickets- VHT, Oct 2, 2018
Highest team total	Mumbai 444/8- VHT Elite Group C, Dec 31, 2025
Highest Goa total	357/9- VHT Elite Group C, Dec 31, 2025
Highest T20 aggregate	474 runs- SMAT, Nov 23, 2024

Entity Definitions

• Ranji Trophy = First-class cricket (4-day matches)
• Vijay Hazare Trophy (VHT) = List A cricket (50-over matches)
• Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) = T20 cricket (20-over matches)

H2H by Format

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Mumbai’s dominance is consistent across all three domestic formats– first-class, List A, and T20. No format has produced a Goa victory in publicly verified records.

Format	Type	Matches	Mumbai Wins	Goa Wins
Ranji Trophy	First-class	4	4	0
Vijay Hazare Trophy	List A (50-over)	2	2	0
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy	T20	2	2	0
Total		8	8	0

Why Format Matters in This Rivalry

In four-day Ranji Trophy cricket, Mumbai’s batting depth and bowling variety operate across all four days, making comebacks difficult for smaller squads. In T20 and List A formats, the gap compresses- Goa have scored 224/8 in T20 and 357/9 in a 50-over chase against Mumbai, both representing high-output performances against India’s most successful domestic side.

Historical Completeness Note

Not all fixtures in the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline are fully archived digitally. Full scorecards for the 1999-2000 Ranji Trophy and 2003-04 Ranji One-Day Trophy meetings are not available in public digital archives. Both fixtures took place and Mumbai won both. All fixtures from 2018 onward are verified through complete official scorecards. This article covers all publicly verified meetings included in available digital records.

Complete Match Timeline

The following table is the most complete publicly available timeline of the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team across all domestic formats.

#	Date	Format	Ground	City	Mumbai Score	Goa Score	Winner	Margin
1	1999–2000	Ranji Trophy	—	—	Not archived	Not archived	Mumbai	Not archived
2	2003–04	Ranji One-Day Trophy	—	—	Not archived	Not archived	Mumbai	Not archived
3	Oct 2, 2018	VHT Elite Group A	—	—	189/3 (35.3 ov)	186 all out	Mumbai	7 wickets
4	Mar 2019	SMAT Group C	—	—	141/4 (18.2 ov)	140/4 (20 ov)	Mumbai	6 wickets
5	Feb 24–27, 2022	Ranji Trophy Elite Group D	Narendra Modi Stadium	Ahmedabad	163 & 395/9d	327 & 112	Mumbai	119 runs
6	Nov 23, 2024	SMAT Group E	Gymkhana Ground	Hyderabad	250/4 (20 ov)	224/8 (20 ov)	Mumbai	26 runs
7	Dec 31, 2025	VHT Elite Group C	Jaipuria Vidyalaya Ground	Jaipur	444/8 (50 ov)	357/9 (50 ov)	Mumbai	87 runs
8	Feb 6–9, 2026	Ranji Trophy QF	—	—	Not published	Not published	Mumbai	119 runs

Match-by-Match Breakdown

Each match in this section is sourced from official scorecards. This breakdown covers the fully archived fixtures (Match 3 onward) in chronological order.

Match 3- Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite Group A, October 2, 2018

Date: October 2, 2018
Format: List A- VHT Elite Group A
Result: Mumbai won by 7 wickets

Match Summary

Goa innings: 186 all out in 49.5 overs- bowled out with 1 ball unused. DS Kulkarni took 3/32, supported by SZ Mulani.

Mumbai innings: 189/3 in 35.3 overs- target chased with 87 balls to spare.

Why It Mattered

This is the first confirmed white-ball meeting in the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline available in digital archives. Mumbai’s 7-wicket win remains the largest victory by wickets between these two sides. Goa’s inability to use their full 50 overs- dismissed with one ball unused- limited their competitive total.

Match 4- Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Group C, March 2019

Date: March 2019
Format: T20- SMAT Group C
Result: Mumbai won by 6 wickets

Match Summary

Goa innings: 140/4 (20 overs)

• Sagun Kamat: 38 (24 balls)
• Amogh Sunil Desai: 27 (36 balls)
• Amit Verma: 27 (23 balls)
• Keenan Vaz: 26 (23 balls)

Mumbai innings: 141/4 in 18.2 overs

• Prithvi Shaw: 71 (47 balls)– innings anchor
• Rahane: 31 (25 balls)

Why It Mattered

Shaw’s 71 off 47 balls set the tone inside the powerplay. Mumbai reached the target with 10 balls remaining. Goa’s 140 was a fighting total for a lower-ranked domestic side, but Mumbai’s top order absorbed the chase without requiring middle-order intervention.

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Match 5- Ranji Trophy Elite Group D, February 24–27, 2022

Date: February 24–27, 2022
Format: First-class- Ranji Trophy Elite Group D
Ground: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
Result: Mumbai won by 119 runs

Innings Breakdown

Innings	Team	Score
1st	Mumbai	163 (52.4 ov)
1st	Goa	327 (104.4 ov)
2nd	Mumbai	395/9 declared (132 ov)
2nd	Goa	112 (48 ov)

Key Performers

• TK Kotian: 57* (Mumbai, 2nd innings)
• SZ Mulani: 49* (Mumbai, 2nd innings)

Why It Mattered

This is the most tactically significant match in the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline. Goa took a first-innings lead of 164 runs- the largest lead Goa have held over Mumbai in any publicly verified fixture. Mumbai responded with 395/9 declared, setting Goa 232 to win. Goa were bowled out for 112. The match confirmed that a first-innings lead did not carry forward for Goa against Mumbai’s four-day bowling resources. This result awarded Mumbai 6 points and Goa 0 in the Elite Group D standings.

Match 6- Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Group E, November 23, 2024

Date: November 23, 2024
Format: T20- SMAT Group E
Ground: Gymkhana Ground, Hyderabad
Result: Mumbai won by 26 runs

Innings Breakdown

Innings	Team	Score	Top Scorer
1st	Mumbai	250/4 (20 ov)	Shreyas Iyer 130* (57 balls)
2nd	Goa	224/8 (20 ov)	Suyash Prabhudessai 52 (36), Darshan Misal 47* (21)

Scoring Phases- Goa’s Chase

• Overs 1–5: 60/2- fast start under pressure
• After over 13: approximately 135/4, required 116 from 42 balls
• Final score: 224/8, fell 26 runs short

Why It Mattered

The 26-run margin is the closest result in the entire Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline. Goa’s 224/8 is their highest T20 total against Mumbai, and the combined aggregate of 474 runs is the highest between these teams in T20 cricket. Arjun Tendulkar– who represented Goa in multiple domestic seasons- bowled 2 overs, returning 0/9 against his former-state opponents. Shreyas Iyer’s 130* off 57 balls remains the highest individual score recorded between these two sides across all formats.

Match 7- Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite Group C, December 31, 2025

Date: December 31, 2025
Format: List A- VHT Elite Group C
Ground: Jaipuria Vidyalaya Ground, Jaipur
Result: Mumbai won by 87 runs

Innings Breakdown

Innings	Team	Score	Top Scorer
1st	Mumbai	444/8 (50 ov)	Sarfaraz Khan 67 (36), Musheer Khan 60 (66)
2nd	Goa	357/9 (50 ov)	Abhinav Tejrana 63 (53), Deepraj Gaonkar (c)

Scoring Phases- Goa’s Chase

• At 40 overs: 243/5, required 202 runs from the final 60 balls
• Overs 41–50: scored 114, lost 4 wickets, fell 87 runs short

Why It Mattered

Goa’s 357/9 is their highest recorded total against Mumbai in all publicly verified fixtures. Yashasvi Jaiswal bowled 3 overs for Mumbai, conceding 52 runs. Despite reaching 243/5 at the 40-over mark, Goa could not sustain the required scoring rate in the closing phase. Mumbai’s 444/8 remains the highest team total posted in this fixture across all formats.

Match 8- Ranji Trophy Quarter-Final, February 6–9, 2026

Date: February 6–9, 2026
Format: First-class- Ranji Trophy 4th Quarter-Final
Result: Mumbai won by 119 runs

Why It Mattered

A knockout fixture– and Goa’s deepest Ranji Trophy run in recent seasons. The 119-run margin matched the 2022 Ranji Trophy result exactly, making it a consistent first-class margin across both completed post-2018 four-day fixtures. Full scorecard details were not published in available digital archives at the time of writing.

Records

Highest Individual Scores

The highest individual score between Mumbai and Goa is Shreyas Iyer’s 130* off 57 balls, recorded in the SMAT 2024-25 match at Hyderabad.

Player	Team	Score	Balls	Format	Match
Shreyas Iyer	Mumbai	130*	57	T20	SMAT Nov 2024
Prithvi Shaw	Mumbai	71	47	T20	SMAT Mar 2019
Sarfaraz Khan	Mumbai	67	36	List A	VHT Dec 2025
Abhinav Tejrana	Goa	63	53	List A	VHT Dec 2025
Musheer Khan	Mumbai	60	66	List A	VHT Dec 2025
TK Kotian	Mumbai	57*	—	First-class	Ranji Feb 2022
Suyash Prabhudessai	Goa	52	36	T20	SMAT Nov 2024
Darshan Misal	Goa	47*	21	T20	SMAT Nov 2024

Cumulative run aggregates across multiple fixtures are not available for all players in public archives. This table reflects the highest confirmed individual scores per fixture.

Best Bowling Figures

The best confirmed bowling figures in this fixture belong to DS Kulkarni (3/32), recorded in the 2018 Vijay Hazare Trophy.

Player	Team	Figures	Format	Match
DS Kulkarni	Mumbai	3/32	List A	VHT Oct 2018
SZ Mulani	Mumbai	Not fully archived	List A	VHT Oct 2018
SZ Mulani	Mumbai	Not fully archived	First-class	Ranji Feb 2022

Complete bowling figures for 1999-2000, 2003-04, and the Feb 2026 QF are not available in public digital archives.

Largest Victories

Margin Type	Winner	Margin	Match
By runs	Mumbai	119 runs	Ranji Feb 2022
By runs	Mumbai	119 runs	Ranji QF Feb 2026
By wickets	Mumbai	7 wickets	VHT Oct 2018
Closest win	Mumbai	26 runs	SMAT Nov 2024

Statistical Trends

Two clear patterns emerge from the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline across formats.

White-Ball Margin Trend

Year	Format	Margin
2018	VHT (50-over)	7 wickets
2019	T20	6 wickets
2024	T20	26 runs
2025	VHT (50-over)	87 runs

The 2024 T20 result (26 runs) is the narrowest margin across all publicly verified fixtures. In first-class cricket, both post-2018 completed fixtures ended with a 119-run margin- consistent across four years.

First Innings vs Second Innings- Goa in First-Class Fixtures

In the 2022 Ranji Trophy, Goa scored 327 in their first innings (leading by 164 runs) and 112 in their second innings. The same pattern- a significantly higher first-innings total followed by a lower second-innings score- appears in the 2026 QF result. This is a repeated outcome across available first-class fixtures, causation is not established from two data points alone.

Goa’s Scoring Progression in White-Ball Cricket

Year	Format	Goa Total	Result
2018	VHT	186 all out	Lost by 7 wkts
2019	SMAT	140/4	Lost by 6 wkts
2024	SMAT	224/8	Lost by 26 runs
2025	VHT	357/9	Lost by 87 runs

Goa’s white-ball run totals have increased in successive fixtures– from 140 in 2019 to 357 in 2025. Whether this reflects a sustained directional shift or individual performances will be determined by future fixtures.

Future Fixtures Outlook

Goa are placed in the Ranji Trophy Elite group for 2026-27, making further encounters with Mumbai probable depending on group draw. Both teams have met in two consecutive SMAT editions (2019, 2024) and two VHT editions (2018, 2025-26), suggesting a pattern of regular group-stage meetings. Goa’s recent white-ball outputs- 224/8 in T20 and 357/9 in List A– are the highest they have posted against Mumbai in publicly verified records. The next two to three fixtures in the Mumbai cricket team vs Goa cricket team timeline will carry more statistical weight for assessing the gap between these sides.

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