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Played at Dadar Union Sports Club Ground in Mumbai, CISCO opting to bat first posted a total of 145/7 in 20 overs. Even though CISCO were struggling at one stage with 80/6, it was Rohit Sharma’s 25 ball 47* at no.7 which pushed the team to a defendable total.  From the bowlers, Akash Singh with 3/13 in 3 overs was the pick of the lot.

Ageas Federal in reply chased down the score with ease winning the match by 7wkts and 2.2 overs to spare. Wicket-Keeper opening batsman Vicky Patil scored a match winning century hitting an unbeaten 103* off 62 balls, an innings which included 12 fours and 3 sixes at a strike rate of 166.13. It was a dominating win for Ageas Federal while Vicky Patil for his 103* was declared ‘man of the match’

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MCA Kanga Knock-Out Tournament is one of the biggest marquee tournaments of Mumbai for aspiring cricketers who wish to make a mark and begin their careers as professional cricketers. It’s certainly a great opportunity to get selected in a Kanga Knockout Team as it not only gives the player a proper exposure of playing proper Mumbai Cricket, but it also gives a lot of experience and learnings to elevate to upper level tournaments.

Well. Here’s your chance to get selected in a MCA Kanga Knockout Team! District Sports Club at Sion, BKC are going to conduct Selection Trials on this coming Wednesday i.e 23rd of March, 22 for their MCA Affiliated Kanga Knockout Teams. It’s an open age selection trial with timings from 11am to 1pm. Cricket Whites are compulsory for participating in the selection trials.

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Cricket Selection Trial Kanga Knock Out Team
Cricket Selection Trial Kanga Knock Out Team

On March 17, Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. and The Tata Power Co. Ltd.  clashed against each other during the MCA Corporate Trophy tournament. Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. won the toss and elected to bat first.

Riding on Rahul Maharana’s 58, Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. posted a respectable score of 9-158 in 40 overs. Maharana led his team’s batting from the front to steer them to a fighting score. For the Tata Power Co. Ltd., Wilkin Mota was the pick of the bowlers as he bagged three wickets conceding just six runs. 

In reply, the Tata Power Co. Ltd., managed to score 130 as they were bowled out in just 23.3 overs, losing the match by 28 runs. Omkar Maldikar starred with the ball for Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. as he scalped 5-21. Maldikar was the wrecker-in-chief as he ran through the opposition’s batting line-up in a jiffy. Akhand Singh’s half-century went in vain as the Tata Power Co. Ltd. could not chase down the target of 159 set by Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. 

Omkar Maldikar was the top performer of the match, thanks to his match winning bowling performance of 5-21 that helped Bombay Pharma Equipments C.C. beat the Tata Power Co. Ltd. by 28 runs during the MCA Corporate Trophy.

On March 17, Mahindra Logistics Limited took on United Patni Industries P.L. during the MCA (Mumbai Cricket Association) Corporate Trophy tournament. United Patni Industries P.L. won the toss and elected to bat first.

United Patni Industries P.L. were bundled out for a paltry 100 in just 22 overs, thanks to Pratik Gupta who wreaked havoc with the ball picking up 5-28 and helping Mahindra Logistics Limited to bowl out United Patni Industries P.L. for a modest score. Gupta ran through the opposition batting line up in a jiffy as he sent half of the side back to the pavilion all by himself. 

In reply, Mahindra Logistics Limited made a mockery of the chase as they completed the formalities in just 17.5 overs, winning the match by seven wickets. The bowlers of United Patni Industries P.L. did not have any answers to the questions posed by Mahindra Logistics Limited’s batters. 

Pratik Gupta of Mahindra Logistics Limited was the top performer of the match, courtesy of his five-wicket haul that helped his team beat United Patni Industries P.L. by seven wickets during the MCA Corporate Trophy.

On March 17, Bhavishya Nidhi Staff C.C. and Thane Municipal Corporation clashed against each other during the MCA (Mumbai Cricket Association) Corporate Trophy tournament. Thane Municipal Corporation won the toss and elected to bowl first.

Batting first, Bhavishya Nidhi Staff C.C. posted a mammoth score of 6-310 in 38 overs. Amit Tawde top scored with a delectable 97. Tawde was unfortunate to miss out on a well-deserved century. He received support from Nipul Bhansali (48) and Dushyant Kadam (35). On the other hand, Thane Municipal Corporation’s bowlers did not have a great day at the office.

In reply, Thane Municipal Corporation could manage to score a paltry 48. They were bowled out in just 18.4 overs, thanks to disciplined bowling by Bhavishya Nidhi Staff C.C. Saurabh Sharma and Gosu Koteshwararao were the wreckers-in-chief as they struck with 4-5 and 4-16 respectively. Thane Municipal Corporations’s batters did not look in good shape as their team lost by a massive margin of 262 runs.

Amit Tawde of Bhavishya Nidhi Staff C.C. was the top performer of the match. Tawde scored 97 runs to help his team post 310 against Thane Municipal Corporation and win the match by 262 runs during the MCA Corporate Trophy.

On March 17, New India Assurance S.C. locked horns against Abhyudaya Bank S.C. during the MCA Corporate Trophy tournament. Abhyudaya Bank S.C. won the toss and elected to bowl first.

Riding on a scintillating century from Sumit Mishra, New India Assurance S.C. piled up a daunting total of 6-275 in 40 overs. Mishra muscled a delectable 115 to steer his team to a challenging score. He received good support from Shubham Ghatge, who chipped in with a useful 42. Abhyudaya Bank S.C.’s bowlers did not have a great outing with the ball as they failed to pose any threat to New India Assurance S.C.’s batters.  

In reply, Abhyudaya Bank S.C. scored 9-200 in 40 overs, losing the match by 75 runs. Akshay Pujare (75) and Satish Rane (37) fought hard but could not get the required support from the rest of the batters to chase down the target set by New India Assurance S.C. Neel Kadam was the pick of the bowlers for New India Assurance S.C. as he struck with 3-45.

Sumit Mishra was the top performer of the match as his crucial innings of 115 helped New India Assurance S.C. to beat Abhyudaya Bank S.C. by 75 runs during the MCA Corporate Trophy.

With this win, New India Assurance have qualified for the semi-finals of the MCA Corporate Trophy and they will take on Indusind Bank on March 24.

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Played at Parsee Gymkhana Ground in Mumbai, United Friends after being put to bat first got all out for a modest total on board scoring 125/10 in 17 overs. Omkar Ghule with 43 runs off 23 balls was the highest scorer while the rest of the batters found it difficult to get going. From the bowlers, Irfran Umair impressed one and all returning with bowling figures of 4/19 in 4 overs.

For Souvenir CC, chasing 126 looked like a mere formality as experienced campaigner Kevin Almeida opening the innings made chase look easy. Kevin scored an attacking 72*off 43 balls smashing 10 fours and 2 sixes while also stitched an unbeaten 115* run stand for the 2nd wicket with Gaurav Jathar who remained not out on 35* of 29 balls as Souvenir CC won the match by 9 wkts & 7 overs to spare.

Played at the Iconic Parsee Gymkhana Ground in Mumbai, Marwari CC after being put to bat first dominated the bowlers quite well smashing a more than handsome total on board of 216/3 in 20 overs. All- Rounder Akash Parkar who is known for his big hitting abilities delivered for Marwari CC smashing an impressive 93* off 45 balls. Akash was well supported by Shreeraj Gharat who smashed 86 off 59 balls as both the players stitched a crucial partnership.

However, Parsee Gymkhana showed, that they are a very difficult side to beat especially on their home ground as opener Vikrant Auti went all guns blazing scoring a match wining unbeaten century. Vikrant scored 115* off mere 59 balls as he kept the require run rate in check while Nikhil Patil’s 147 ball 54 played an equally impactful role in Parsee Gymkhana’s 5 wkt win over Marwari CC.

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Mumbai Cricketer Pranav Kela who has been piling on runs consistently at different age groups continues to display his ominous touch with the bat. This season, Pranav started with a bang in Shalini Bhalekar Tournament, the same tournament where he scored an unbeaten double century in 2019.  Followed by his hundred in Shalini Bhalekar Triphy, Pranv displayed some consistent batting in A Division Times Shield representing BPCL who became the champions of A Division Times Cricket Shield.

In MCA Shalini Bhalekar Tournament which is a selection Tournament for Mumbai U25 Team, Pranav scored a brilliant knock of 136*followed by a hundred and 2 half centuries in Times Shield. In the first match of A Division Times Shield, Pranav scored 110 runs followed by a solid 80 in the 2nd match and then scored a crucial 72 vs Central Railways in the all important finals where BPCL were crowned Champions.

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Mumbai: Defending champions Islam Gymkhana rode on the fine efforts of all-rounder Vinayak Bhoir (3 for 13 runs and a quick 25-balls 36 runs (3x4s, 2x6s) and middle-order batsman Nilkanth Parab solid 47 runs (44 balls, 4x4s, 2x6s) started with a 6-wicket victory against Bombay Gymkhana in a first-round match of the 72nd Salar Jung Invitation T20 Cricket Tournament, organised by Islam Gymkhana under the auspices of the Mumbai Cricket  Association, and played at the Gymkhana’s ground on Saturday.

Bombay Gymkhana was sent in to bat first scored 132 for 8 wickets from 20 overs. Opening batsman Arsalan Shaikh was the top-scorer with 33 runs, while Siddant Singh contributed 21 runs. Left-arm spinner Bhoir got three crucial wickets and the other left-arm spinner Salil Agharkar (2/12) were among the wickets.

Later, Parab and Bhoir put on 66 runs for the fourth wicket to ensure the home team chased the target reaching 136 for the loss of 4 wickets in 16.5 overs.

Meanwhile, last year’s runners-up Muslim United Sports Club also started on a winning note registering a fluent 9-wicket win against Apollo CC. Apollo CC batting first could only score 83 runs in 17.1 overs. Nutan Goel 26 runs and Omkar Rahate 24 runs were the only batters to get some runs, Parikshit Valsangkar and Yash Chavan picked up three wickets each, while Dhrumil Matkar claimed 2 wickets. Muslim United lost just one wicket in reaching 84 runs. Opening batsmen Sidhaant Adhatrao 42 (26 balls, 5×4, 2×6), and Jash Ganiga 31 not out ensured their win.

Vinayak Bhoir
Vinayak Bhoir

In another match, P.J. Hindu Gymkhana charged to an 86-run victory against Kurla Sports Club. Batting first, Hindu Gymkhana made 169 for 8 wickets in 20 overs and then bowled out Kurla SC for 83 runs in 18.3 overs.

In the third match of the day, Mumbai Police Gymkhana scored an easy 109 runs victory against Muslim Sports Club. Electing to bat, the Mumbai Police were dismissed for 129 runs in 19 overs. Shrikant Limbole and Swapnil Khule scored 40 and 31 runs respectively to prop the total. Santosh Mahapor (4/33), John Abraham (2/12), and Atul Singh (2/16) shared the wickets. In reply, Muslims SC was dismissed cheaply for only 20 runs in 10 overs. Medium-pacer Amit Yadav (5/12), and Yogesh Patil (3/3) were responsible for the massive win.

Brief scores: Bombay Gymkhana 132 for 8 wickets, 20 overs (Arsalan Shaikh 33; Vinayak Bhoir 3/13, Salil Agharkar 2/12) lost to Islam Gymkhana 136 for 4 wickets, 16.5 overs (Nilkanth Parab 47(44b, 4×4, 2×6), Vinayak Bhoir 36(25b, 3×4, 2×6); Rishikesh Jadhav 3/30). Result: Islam Gymkhana won by 6 wickets.

P.J. Hindu Gymkhana 169 for 8 wickets, 20 overs (Binns Neyyoth 36, Vishvajit Jagdale 34, Shivam Ghosh 3/24, Naupil Rozani 2/44) Kurla SC 83 all out, 18.3 overs (Utkarsh Raut 2/3, Ankit Singh 2/8, Aminullah M. 2/16). Result: Hindu Gymkhana won by 86 runs.

Mumbai Police Gymkhana 129 all out, 19 overs (Shrikant Limbole 40, Swapnil Khule 31; Santosh Mahapor 4/33, John Abraham 2/12, Atul Singh 2/16) beat Muslims SC 20 all out, 10 overs (Amit Yadav 5/12, Yogesh Patil 3/3). Result: Police Gymkhana won by 109 runs.

Apollo CC 83 all out, 17.1 overs (Nutan Goel 26, Omkar Rahate 24) lost to Muslim United SC 84 for 1 wicket, 11.4 overs (Sidhaant Adhatrao 42 (26balls, 5×4, 2×6), Jash Ganiga 31). Result: Muslim United SC won by 9-wickets.

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