Divya Delhi: As a result, Mumbai player Yashasvi Jaiswal opted to remain. The president of the MCA provided some insight into Jaiswal's decision and the factors that prevented him from proceeding. According to Ajinkya Naik, president of the MCA, Rohit Sharma stopped Yashasvi Jaiswal from competing in the local circuit in Goa after she had already left Mumbai. Supposedly, Jaiswal got a No Objection Certificate before he left Mumbai. Months later, Jaiswal decided to remain and play for Mumbai. The President of the MCA laid up Jaiswal's plan and the factors that derailed it. Rohit suggested that Yashasvi remain in Mumbai for the time being. In an interview with Yashasvi, he expressed his joy at representing Mumbai, a team that has won the Ranji Trophy an unprecedented 42 times. Yashasvi should be thankful to Mumbai cricket, Rohit told him, because they gave him an opportunity to play for India. According to a report in the Mumbai Mirror, Ajinkya Naik, head of the Mumbai Cricket Association, began playing the sport on the city's maidans and quickly advanced through the age categories. Jaiswal reportedly met with other veterans to discuss revoking his NOC, according to Ajinkya Naik.