Victory Cricket Club’s Mahek Pokar smashed the first century of the fifth edition of Late Arjun Madhvi Women’s Trophy as she plundered 112 runs off 101 balls against Sports Field Cricket Club on Friday in Thane to help her team register a humongous win of 202 runs.
Pokar’s power-packed innings that was laced with 20 fours steered Victory Cricket Club to a formidable score of 293/4 in 40 overs. Alongside this right-handed opening batter, her partner, Alina Mulla (61) stitched 184-run partnership to set the tone of the match. While the opening pair of Victory Cricket Club went hammer and tongs, the bowlers of Sports Field Cricket Club had no answers to stop the run flow. The only silver lining in the dark bowling cloud of Sports Field Cricket Club was Aakruti Bhoir, who, albeit bleeding 59 runs in her eight over spell, scalped two wickets.
Chasing a mammoth 294 for a win, Sports Field Cricket Club’s batting collapsed like a pack of cards. They were bowled out for a paltry 91 in 30.1 overs. Apart from Priyanka Rathod (31) and Palak Dharamshi (29) none of the batters looked in shape. For Victory Cricket Club, Aleena Khan stood out with the ball as she snapped three wickets conceding just 27 runs in her eight overs, including one maiden.
Having suffered a crushing defeat, Sports Field Cricket Club have made their way out of the tournament. Victory Cricket Club, on the other hand, have advanced to the next stage.
Brief Scores: Victory Cricket Club 293/4 in 40 overs (M Pokar 112; A Bhoir 2/59) beat Sports Field Cricket Club 91 all out in 30.1 overs (P Rathod 31; A Khan 3/27) by 202 runs
This Article is written by Juili Balal
Regal Cricket Club defeated Sporting Union Club by six wickets on Tuesday in the second match of the fifth edition of the Late Arjun Madhvi Women’s Trophy.
Chasing a modest total of 154 for a win, Regal Cricket Club overhauled the target in just 26.4 overs at the loss of four wickets. Chetana Bisht (36) led the run chase from the front and found able allies in Jetsun Chi (35 not out), Akanksha Mishra (32) Harshal Jadhav (27). While Manasi Chavan (2/30) stood out with the ball for her team picking up two wickets, that wasn’t enough to stop the free-flowing batters of Regal Cricket Club.
Early in the day, winning the toss and electing to bat first, Sporting Union Club scored 153/9 in 39 overs. Chavan top scored with 24. Deepali Shelar (14 not out) was only the other major contributor with the bat. Sporting Union Club found it difficult to score against the bowlers of Regal Cricket Club as they bowled probing lines and lengths to pick wickets at regular intervals. Bisht, Vaishnavi Iyengar, Komal Jadhav, Gauri Kadam, and Priyadarshani Singh scalped one wicket apiece.
With this loss, it is curtains for Sporting Union Club in this tournament. On the other hand, Regal Cricket Club have qualified for the next level.
Brief Scores: Sporting Union Club 153/9 in 39 overs (M Chavan 24; C Bisht 1/9) lost to Regal Cricket Club 154/4 in 26.4 overs (C Bisht 36; M Chavan 2/30) by 6 wickets
This article is written by Juili Ballal.
Cricketgraph’s interview with “Mr.Fitness” aka Amogh Pandit was quite informative.
Amogh is hailed as one of the top Strength & Conditioning Coaches in India. He is serving as Strength and Conditioning Coach with Mumbai Ranji Team for the last 17 years.
Amogh has also served as Strength and conditioning coach for Rajasthan Royals (Indian premier league). He has also been a conditioning specialist with India A team. Amogh is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist with top level certifications like CSCS the NSCA, USA.
When you talk about cricket in Mumbai, there are two types of batsman. The first breed is the group of current senior players of Mumbai who have growned up watching as well as playing Red Ball Cricket. The ones who are known for their traditional cricketing shots, classy batting and old school technique. The 2nd breed is thriving of energetic youngsters who will soon be the future of Mumbai as well as Indian Cricket.
The 2nd breed of youngsters are completely different personalities with them putting more emphasis on white ball cricket and its not their fault either as T20’s are played more than Tests and ODI’s in today’s era. They prefer to play faster, they have the whackiest of shots and for them playing fast is not just a necessity but it’s their natural game.
And when we talk about Jay Bista, he is the fortunate hybrid Cricketer with the best of both the worlds. Born on 23rd December 1995 , at the age of 23, Jay is right there at the middle of two generations where he gets to see two different worlds of cricket. With experienced team mates like Suryakumar Yadav, Siddhesh Lad, Aditya Tare, Shreyas Iyer & Dhawal Kulkarni, Jay gets to witness proper classical red ball cricket whenever he gets a chance to represent the Mumbai team in the longer format of the game. Jay gets to see the sanctity of test cricket, the nitty-gritties of patience, solid technique, classical shots from the 1st breed of his senior mates while he has his own game of wizardy with the bat & athletic fielding abilities making him a perfect recipe for a modern day t20 player.
With the advent of T20 Cricket rising, new shots being innovated every day and playing fast & furious being the latest trend, Jay is well versed with that world of cricket too with aggressive brand of batting being his natural game.
In a candid interview with Cricketgraph, we throwed upon a lot of questions at him which he gracefully answered:
When we asked him how it all started, Jay said “From the age of 2, i was in to this game as my mom had told me from that age itself I was crazy for the game. I started practicing from the age of 8 but when I was 12, that’s when I started thinking about it professionally”
Born & brought up in Mumbai, the 23yr old studied at Bhadra New High School and later went to the famed Shardashram Vidyamandir School which has given Mumbai some of the finest first class & national level cricketers. Jay finished his further studies from Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College while he is getting trained under coaching of Vinod Raghavan Sir.
Jay has represented Mumbai team at U14, U16, U19, U23 as well as the senior team while he plays club cricket representing Victory CC in Mumbai. When we asked him to share some of his most memorable performances, Jay shared with us- “Getting 136 something last year in my comeback game against Saurashtra, a double hundred in the finals of U23 One Day Tournament, a 4th innings ton of 126 runs while chasing vs Baroda and my recent hundred in T20 mumbai (where he scored 110 off mere 60 balls for Sobo Supersonics) are some of my memorable performances so far.
Known for his eccentric and innovative shots including his famous version of “Bista Scoop”, Jay feels thankful to his parents and Coach Vinod Raghavan Sir for whatever he has achieved so far. When we asked him his long term goals, Jay smartly answered” –“I believe in living in the present, I don’t have a long term plan, I just want to win games for whichever teams I play for and keep performing consistently”
Team Cricketgraph wishes him all the luck for a great career ahead as he keeps entertaining one and all with his risqué shots and stylish batting.
The final match of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025, organized by Maharashtra Mazha Seva Sanstha, was held on 10th May at the Dadoji Konddev Stadium. The match was a thrilling contest between Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II and FTL XI, with Eknath Shinde C.C.-II emerging victorious by 2 wickets.
FTL XI Batting First
FTL XI won the toss and chose to bat first. They were bowled out for 144 runs in 19.2 overs. The top scorers were:
Sairaj Patil – 46 runs in just 16 balls (3 fours, 5 sixes)
Shoaib Shaikh – 31 off 32 balls
Yatin Madhavi – 10 runs
Eknath Shinde C.C.-II bowled brilliantly. Star of the innings was Amit Pandey, who took 3 wickets for just 31 runs in his 3 overs. He got crucial breakthroughs and bowled economically. Tanush Kotian and Prashant Solanki also picked up 2 wickets each.
Eknath Shinde C.C.-II Chase
Chasing 145, Eknath Shinde C.C.-II achieved the target in 17.5 overs, scoring 148/7. It was a team effort with key contributions:
Rugved More gave a flying start with 44 off 23 balls (3 fours, 4 sixes)
Aman Khan – 25 runs
Arjun Shetty – 22 runs
Amit Pandey finished the chase in style with an unbeaten 16 off 10 balls*, hitting 1 four and 1 six
FTL XI bowlers tried their best to defend the target. Ajay Mishra took 3 wickets and bowled well under pressure. Sairaj Patil also picked up a wicket.
Man of the Match
Amit Pandey was named the Man of the Match for his all-round performance – taking 3 wickets and scoring a match-winning 16 not out under pressure.
Impact Players
Eknath Shinde C.C.-II: Arjun Shetty IN, Hemant Buchade OUT
FTL XI: Akash Sharma IN, Premchand Rajbhar OUT
It was a fitting end to a competitive tournament, and Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II celebrated a well-earned victory in the final.
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.
Cricket fans and aspiring players took notice when Sachin Tendulkar, one of the greatest cricketers of all time, was seen using GripStrong Spray during every match of the International Masters League T20 2025. Caught live on television and now going viral on Instagram, the moment showed the Master Blaster applying the anti-sweat grip spray right before stepping out to bat.
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Why Sachin Tendulkar Using GripStrong Matters
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Thane, May 9, 2025 — In a thrilling second semi-final of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025, FTL XI defeated Ambernath Rising Cricket Club by 28 runs at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane, to book their spot in the finals.
After winning the toss, FTL XI elected to bat first and put up an impressive total of 221/5 in 20 overs. The batting hero of the match was Hardik Tamore, who smashed 71 runs in just 51 balls, including 8 fours and 2 sixes. He was well supported by Sairaj Patil (59 off 21 balls, 4 fours and 7 sixes) and Yatin Madhavi (55 off 39 balls, 4 fours and 3 sixes), helping their team set a huge target.
For Ambernath Rising C.C., Saksham Jha was the standout bowler, taking 3 wickets for 32 runs in his 4-over spell.
In reply, Ambernath Rising Cricket Club fought hard but could only reach 193/9 in their 20 overs. Shubham Punyarthi top-scored with 52 runs off 34 balls, and Mayur Divekar contributed a quick 49 off 23 balls. However, the FTL XI bowlers kept their nerves and took regular wickets to maintain control.
Among the bowlers, Ajay Mishra was excellent, picking up 3 wickets for 36 runs, while Vikas Pandey and Arun Yadav took 2 wickets each to seal the win.
Hardik Tamore was deservedly named the Man of the Match for his brilliant batting performance that laid the foundation for FTL XI’s victory.
Brief Scores:
FTL XI: 221/5 in 20 overs (Hardik Tamore 71, Sairaj Patil 59, Yatin Madhavi 55; Saksham Jha 3/32)
Ambernath Rising C.C.: 193/9 in 20 overs (Shubham Punyarthi 52, Mayur Divekar 49; Ajay Mishra 3/36, Vikas Pandey 2/34, Arun Yadav 2/27)
Result: FTL XI won by 28 runs
Man of the Match: Hardik Tamore (71 off 51 balls, 8×4, 2×6)
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.
Thane, May 9, 2025:
In the first semi-final match of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025, Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II played brilliantly and defeated SR’s Group by 60 runs at the Dadoji Konddev Stadium in Thane.
SR’s Group won the toss and chose to bowl first. But Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II batted strongly, scoring a big total of 236 runs in 20 overs. The star of the innings was Suved Parkar, who smashed 75 runs from just 38 balls, hitting 9 fours and 6 sixes. He was well supported by Arjun Shetty who stayed not out with 48 runs, and Siddhant Singh who scored 40 runs. Their powerful batting made it hard for the bowlers to stop the runs.
SR’s Group, while chasing the target, started well with Shaun Rodrigues scoring 45 runs, but they kept losing wickets regularly. Akash Parkar also hit a quick 36 runs, but no other batsman could stay long enough to chase the target. In the end, they were all out for 176 runs in 18 overs.
For Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II, Prashant Solanki bowled superbly, taking 4 wickets for 45 runs, while Amit Pandey and Aman Khan also took 2 wickets each.
With this win, Eknath Shinde Cricket Club-II moved into the finals of the tournament.
Suved Parkar was named the Man of the Match for his amazing knock of 75 runs.
Brief Scores:
Eknath Shinde C.C-II: 236/4 in 20 overs (Suved Parkar 75, Arjun Shetty 48*, Siddhant Singh 40; Sagar Mishra 2/50)
SR’s Group: 176 all out in 18 overs (Shaun Rodrigues 45, Akash Parkar 36; Prashant Solanki 4/45, Amit Pandey 2/23)
Result: Eknath Shinde C.C-II won by 60 runs
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.
Transitioning from Athlete to Executive
For many athletes, especially cricketers, the question often emerges: What’s next after hanging up the boots? A career in sports management presents an exciting opportunity to stay actively involved in the world of sports. It enables former players to channel their on-field experience into influential roles off the field, shaping the future of the sport through leadership and strategy.
Why Sports Management is a Natural Fit for Cricketers
A career in sports management is a logical next step for cricketers. Their deep understanding of match dynamics, teamwork, and competitive pressure makes them uniquely suited for managerial roles. These skills align perfectly with the demands of sports management, which requires balancing athletic insight with business intelligence. The sports industry increasingly seeks individuals who can bridge the gap between performance and
operations.
Transferrable Skills from Cricket to Sports Management
Cricket equips players with a skill set highly relevant to sports management roles:
Leadership & Collaboration: Experience leading diverse teams on and off the field.
Strategic Planning: Game-time decisions translate into strategic foresight in business.
Discipline & Resilience: High-pressure match situations nurture qualities essential in
management.
Career Options in Sports Management
There are numerous paths available when pursuing a career in sports management,
including:
Team Operations Manager: Handle logistics, scheduling, and daily coordination of the team.
Sports Marketing Executive: Develop campaigns, manage sponsorships, and build brand
visibility.
Event Manager: Plan and deliver high-quality sporting events and tournaments.
Player Agent/Representative: Negotiate contracts, endorsements, and ensure player
welfare.
Performance Analyst: Use statistics and data analytics to improve team performance.
Facility Manager: Oversee stadium operations and sports facility management.
Sports Broadcaster/Journalist: Leverage cricket knowledge to inform and entertain
audiences.
Educational Pathways in Sports Management
Formal education strengthens your chances of success in a career in sports management. One top option is the Bachelor of Sports Management University degree offered by colleges Sydenham College & Sathaye College in association with Ironwood Sports Management Global Academy.
The course includes:
A comprehensive mix of core management subjects and real-world industry exposure.
Practical learning through live sporting events and case studies.
Excellent networking opportunities to enhance career opportunities.
Industry interactions through Master classes
Development of soft skills and business acumen.
It’s widely considered one of the best undergraduate options for those aspiring to pursue a sports management degree after 12th.
Conclusion: Your Playing Career is Just the Beginning
Admissions Open for Bachelors of Sports Management
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Thane, 6th May 2025: In an exciting quarter-final clash of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025 held at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Ambernath Rising Cricket Club pulled off a thrilling win over Boy’s Cricket Club (Dombivli) by 2 wickets. The match went down to the wire and kept fans on the edge of their seats till the last ball.
Boy’s Cricket Club won the toss and elected to bat first. Their innings struggled against tight bowling from Ambernath Rising, especially from Prathamesh Mahale, who delivered a match-winning spell. Boy’s C.C. were bowled out for just 115 runs in 18.1 overs. Viraj Jadhav (33 off 43) and Harshal Jadhav (46 off 48) were the only significant contributors. Prathamesh Mahale was the star with the ball, taking 5 wickets for just 19 runs in his 3 overs.
In reply, Ambernath Rising C.C. had a shaky start, losing quick wickets. However, a solid knock from Dashrath Chavan (37 off 24 balls) helped anchor the chase. The game saw twists till the end, but Ambernath Rising held their nerves to chase down the target in 19 overs, scoring 117/8, thus winning the match by 2 wickets.
Prathamesh Mahale was deservedly named Man of the Match for his brilliant five-wicket haul which played a key role in restricting the opposition.
Brief Scores:
Boy’s Cricket Club (Dombivli): 115 all out in 18.1 overs
(Harshal Jadhav 46, Viraj Jadhav 33; Prathamesh Mahale 5/19)
Ambernath Rising C.C.: 117/8 in 19 overs
(Dashrath Chavan 37; Yash Singh 2/17, Shreyas Gurav 3/26)
Result: Ambernath Rising Cricket Club won by 2 wickets
Man of the Match: Prathamesh Mahale (5/19)
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.
In a gripping U-23 Madhav Mantri Summer Camp Trophy match held at Sai Nath SC, Virar, it was Aryan Mandavkar, the young off-break bowler from Chiklikar B Centre, who delivered a spellbinding performance to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
While Marine Lines A Centre appeared in control at 184/6, chasing 207, Aryan rose to the occasion with nerves of steel and unplayable accuracy. He ripped through the batting lineup with a devastating spell, claiming 6 wickets for just 52 runs in 8.5 overs, including 4 maiden overs. His late spell saw Marine Lines A collapse for 202, handing Chiklikar B Centre a thrilling 4-run win.
Aryan’s bowling was a masterclass in flight, turn, and control under pressure. He dismissed key middle and lower-order batters when it mattered most and showed composure beyond his years.
This 6-wicket haul not only sealed the match for his team but also made Aryan Mandavkar the undisputed Hero of the Day, and a rising spin prospect to watch in the MCA circuit.
In an impressive display of disciplined bowling and clinical execution, E.MERCK cruised to a comfortable win over CIPLA in the latest match of the Dreamz Corporate Tournament — with right-arm off-spinner Aryan Mandavkar stealing the show.
After winning the toss, CIPLA chose to bat first but failed to capitalize on the decision. Their batting lineup was rattled early and never recovered, thanks to a sensational spell by Aryan Mandavkar. The crafty off-spinner bowled 5.3 overs, claiming 5 wickets, including a maiden over, and completely derailed CIPLA’s innings. Aryan’s smart variations and tight lines proved too much for the batters, as CIPLA managed to post only 113 runs in their allotted 40 overs.
He was well supported by Sanket and Akhilesh, who both bowled economical 8-over spells and took 2 wickets each, further tightening the noose around CIPLA’s scoring.
In response, E.MERCK chased down the target of 114 with ease, showing composure and control in their batting approach. The match was wrapped up without much fuss, highlighting the difference made by their dominant bowling unit.
The undisputed star of the match was Aryan Mandavkar, whose right-arm off-spin proved lethal and match-defining. His five-wicket haul earned him the Man of the Match award and firmly established him as one of the standout performers of the tournament so far.
With this win, E.MERCK strengthens their position in the tournament, while Aryan’s performance will be remembered as a masterclass in spin bowling.
Thane, May 5:
In the 10th match and Quarter Final 02 of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025, SR’s Group delivered a strong all-round performance to defeat Saludar N.M. by 7 wickets at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane.
Saludar N.M. won the toss and elected to bat first. However, their batting line-up struggled against SR’s Group’s disciplined bowling. The team was bowled out for just 111 runs in 19.3 overs. Hrushikesh Pawar top-scored with 34 runs (30 balls), while Ajit Yadav contributed 22 runs. SR’s Group bowlers kept it tight, with Prathamesh Dake (3/26), Atharva Ankolekar (2/33), and Suraj Shirsat (2/18) being the standout performers.
Chasing 112, SR’s Group started with a slight hiccup, losing 2 wickets early, but the team quickly bounced back. Sagar Mishra played a brilliant knock, scoring an unbeaten 58 runs in 38 balls, including 5 fours and 3 sixes, while Shreeraj Gharat supported him well with 42 not out off 38 balls. The team chased the target in just 14.1 overs, finishing at 115/3.
With a match-winning innings, Sagar Mishra was named Man of the Match.
Match Summary:
Saludar N.M. – 111 all out in 19.3 overs
(Top scorer: Hrushikesh Pawar 34 | Best bowler: Prathamesh Dake 3/26)
SR’s Group – 115/3 in 14.1 overs
(Top scorer: Sagar Mishra 58 | Shreeraj Gharat 42*)*
SR’s Group now advances to the semifinals with great momentum and confidence.
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.
Thane, May 3, 2025:
Saludar N.M. won their 6th match of the Thane Premier League (TPL) 2025 in style by defeating Benetton Cricket Club by a big margin of 98 runs. The match was played at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane.
Saludar N.M. won the toss and decided to bat first. They scored a huge total of 232 runs in 20 overs, losing only 4 wickets. The star of the match was Siddharth Mhatre, who remained not out on 89 runs from 53 balls. He hit 6 fours and 4 sixes and was named Man of the Match.
Other players also played well –
Anand Bais scored 57 runs off 28 balls
Ajit Yadav scored 32 runs off 19 balls
Ashish Singh made 25 quick runs
Benetton Cricket Club, while chasing 233 runs, got all out for only 134 runs in 19 overs.
Only Farman Khan fought hard with 34 runs, but the rest of the batters couldn’t do much.
Saludar’s bowlers bowled very well:
Sagar Jadhav took 3 wickets for 26 runs
Ajit Yadav took 2 wickets for 14 runs
It was a great all-round performance by Saludar N.M., and Siddharth Mhatre’s powerful batting helped the team get a big win.
Match Summary:
Saludar N.M.: 232/4 (Siddharth Mhatre 89*, Anand Bais 57)
Benetton C.C.: 134 all out (Farman Khan 34, Sagar Jadhav 3/26)
Result: Saludar N.M. won by 98 runs
Man of the Match: Siddharth Mhatre
Brand Power Backing TPL 2025
The tournament has garnered solid support from a strong network of sponsors and partners:
Associate Partners:
Fast Track Logistics, SR’s Group, Selection Centre Sports (SCS), Ambernath Rising Club, Bhumi World, Vijay Engineering, Mihir Enterprises, AT Sports, Eagle Thane Strikers, and Active Sports.
Media Partner:
CricketGraph
Equipment Partner:
SG (Sanspareils Greenlands
Apparel Partner: Unleash Your potential (UYP)
With the vision of Shri. Vikas Krishna Repale and the dedication of Maharashtra Maza Seva Sanstha, TPL 2025 has become a premier platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their talent at a competitive level under the esteemed umbrella of MCA.