Shreyas Iyer is back in the homegrown circuit as the India batsman has joined the Mumbai group in its mission in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Prize, a rivalry in which the homegrown force to be reckoned with has not precisely fared above and beyond the most recent couple of years. Iyer will be accessible for determination for Mumbai in their next game, against Rajasthan in Rajkot, on Tuesday (October 20). In spite of the fact that Iyer will be an informal sixteenth individual from the side, extraordinary authorizations have been taken from the Leading group of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to oblige him in the side. The BCCI has informed the Mumbai Cricket Affiliation (MCA) that it can have 16 individuals in the crew yet no one but 15 can be in the recovered. Suryansh Shedge, who had come in the spot of Sardhul Thakur prior, will presently be the assigned sixteenth part and will sit out of the hole. After the new series against South Africa, Iyer looked for consent to join the crew late. He was initially named among the reserves for the Twenty20 World Cup and was to go to Australia alongside the Indian group. In any case, plans got changed later. In the interim, MCA authorities have precluded worries over Ajinkya Rahane's wellness issues. The Mumbai skipper has not played the last two games in the SMAT, against Assam and Vidarbha, and Prithvi Shaw drove the side in his place. Notwithstanding, MCA authorities have said that Rahane, named chief for the entire season, will be accessible for the following match. Rahane had bent his lower leg while handling in the Madhya Pradesh game and rested himself. Mumbai are on top of the table in the eight-group Gathering A, having dominated all their four matches up until this point. Their next three games are against Rajasthan on October 18, against Rail routes on October 20 lastly against Uttarakhand on October 22.