Run-machine Sarfaraz Khan had made a promise to his Mumbai teammates and his family after his younger brother Musheer was ruled out of the Irani Cup match against Rest of India, following a road accident: score a double hundred. Known to amass big scores, Sarfaraz kept his word with a magnificent knock of 222 to guide Mumbai to a mammoth 537 all out on the third day of their match, even as Musheer was recovering from the accident he suffered while travelling to the city for the game along with his father Naushad Khan. "Yes, it has been an emotional week for me. I had promised my family and teammates that if I am set, I will score 200 a hundred for me and hundred for my brother (Musheer)," Sarfaraz told reporters at the end of day's play. "If he (Musheer) had played in the match, abbu (father) would have been prouder. Unfortunately, he met with an accident. So, I thought I must somehow score a double ton in this match." Sarfaraz, 26, said he has spoken to his brother who is seven .