215 Runs and Five Wickets! Agastya Kashikar Scripts a Harris Shield Masterclass
The Podar captain delivers a memorable all-round performance against Anu Vikas English School in the MSSA U-16 Harris Shield.
Captain Agastya Kashikar produced a remarkable all-round performance to guide Podar International School to a commanding 320-run victory over Anu Vikas English School in the MSSA U-16 Harris Shield match on Wednesday.
Agastya led from the front with a spectacular 215 off just 143 balls before returning with the ball to claim five wickets in four overs, conceding only 18 runs. His contribution with both bat and ball proved decisive in one of the match’s standout individual performances.
Batting first, Podar International School posted a formidable total of 403/6 in their allotted 45 overs. Agastya anchored the innings with an outstanding double century, displaying a blend of composure and attacking strokeplay. His 143-ball knock featured 25 fours and five sixes, as he kept the scoreboard moving and put the opposition bowlers under sustained pressure.
His innings provided the perfect foundation for Podar to cross the 400-run mark and set Anu Vikas English School a challenging target.
However, the contest took a decisive turn when Anu Vikas came out to bat. Podar’s captain continued his excellent day, this time making an impact with the ball. Agastya ripped through the opposition batting order, finishing with figures of 5/18 in just four overs.
With their captain leading the charge, Poddar’s bowling attack dismissed Anu Vikas English School for just 83 runs, sealing a comprehensive 320-run victory.

Scoring a double century and taking a five-wicket haul in the same match is an exceptional all-round achievement, particularly at the school-cricket level. Agastya’s performance also brings to mind memorable Harris Shield exploits by players such as Vinod Kambli, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Suved Parkar who too have to their credit Double hundred with a fifer in Harris shield
For Podar International School, the victory was built around one outstanding individual effort. For Agastya Kashikar, it was a day when his leadership translated into runs, wickets and a commanding result for his team.

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