Reliance 1 opting to bat first posted 150/8 at the DY Patil Stadium with opener Saurabh tiwary and Hardik Pandya top scoring for the team. Saurabh scored a timely 41 off 33 while Pandya who came at no.4 played his natural game which is known for plonking 4 big sixes en-route his 25 ball 38. The rest of the batters chipped in as Reliance reached a decent total in hands to defend.
Chasing 151 against an almost Indian bowling line up consisting of Bhuvi and Pandya, Bank of Baroda certainly fell all the jitters facing such quality attack as they were cleaned up for 118 runs in 19 overs. Hardik Pandya impressed with the ball too coming up with exceptional bowling figures of 5/26 in 3.4 overs cleaning up the middle and lower middle order. Not to forget the contribution of Rahul Chahar who was equally penetrative with the ball. Rahul was the pick of the lot coming up with envious numbers taking 5/18 in 4 overs alongwith a maiden as Reliance 1 went on to win the game by 25 runs.
Hardik who underwent a successful surgery for his lower back looked like a million backs looking all set to make a comeback into the Indian Squad while spinner Rahul Chahar continues to silently provide signals to the IPL selectors about his fine form and consistency with the ball.
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Mulund Gymkhana B after opting to bat first were all out for 32 runs in 12 overs, the kind of total which they had certainly not aimed for. Thane Police School bowlers were spot on keeping the batsman in leash with Saksham Anubhavne coming up with a crucial spell of 4/4 in 4 overs alongwith a maiden. It was this impressive spell by Saksham turned the game in no time.
Thane Police School in reply chased down the score in just 5.1 overs winning the match by 6 wkts.
Man of the match:- Saksham Anubhavne ( 4 overs, 1 maiden, 4 runs, 4 wickets)
Mumbai: Superb batting efforts from Bins Neyyoth (74 runs) and Gilchrist Prabhakar (72 runs) guided Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana to a fluent nine-wicket win against Shivaji Park Youngsters Sports Club in a second round match of the Kale Cup T20 Cricket Tournament for ‘C & D’ Division teams at the Matunga Gymkhana ground.
The powerful half century knocks from Neyyoth and Prabhakar ensured Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana easily chase the victory target scoring 162 for 1 wicket in 16.2 overs. Neyyoth’s quickfire innings came from only 32 balls and contained 11 boundaries and four huge sixes, while Prabhakar took 57 balls to build his innings and slammed 12 fours and one six.
Earlier, Shivaji Park Youngsters sent in to bat first put up a modest score of 160 for 9 wickets in 20 overs. Shubham Chhag was the only batter to score 33 runs. Sachin Seth (2 for 40) was the main bowler to get the wickets. Neyyoth was later declared ‘Man of the match’.
Earlier, Muslims United Sports Club recorded a comfortable 4-wicket victory against Apollo Cricket Club.
Sent in bat, Apollo CC managed to amass a total of 142 for 8 wickets in 20 overs. Prithvik Pandit (37 runs) and Omkar Rahate (35 runs) propped the Apollo innings. Muslims United bowled Asif Shaikh (4 for 23) did well to restrict the rival batsmen.
Muslim United without much problems scored 143 for 6 wickets in 19.5 overs. Young prodigy Jash Ganiga top-scored with 76 runs to lead Muslim United to victory. The ‘Man of the match’ award was also adjudged to Jash Ganiga for his match winning & a fiery 76.
Brief scores: Shivaji Park Youngsters Sports Club 160 for 9 wickets in 20 overs (Shubham Chhag 33; Sachin Seth 2 for 40) lost to Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana 162 for 1 wicket in 16.2 overs (Bins Neyyoth 74 (32bs, 11×4, 4×6), Gilchrist Prabhakar 72 (57bs, (12×4,1×6). Result: Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana won by 9 wickets.
Man of the match: Bins Neyyoth (Ghatkopar Jolly).
Apollo CC 142 for 8 wickets in 20 overs (Prithvik Pandit 37, Omkar Rahate 35; Asif Shaikh 4 for 23) lost to Muslim United Sports Club 143 for 6 wickets in 19.5 overs (Jash Ganiga 76). Result: Muslim United Sports Club won by 4 wickets.
Man of the match: Jash Ganiga (Muslims United).
JFSC BURNS & McDONNELL PREMIER LEAGUE 2020 : On 22nd February 2020, two matches were conducted at Mahim juvenile sports club, Shivaji park. In the second match of the day, SNCL elected to BAT first after winning the toss. Opener Pankaj pol scored a decent 24 of 25 and stabilized the innings at the top.
Prathamesh Mayekar in the middle played a vital innings of 34 off 42 balls. Haresh Kadam also in the bottom contributed 23 runs to the total score. They scored 124 runs in 20 over losing 6 wickets. For BURNS, Nitin Anpat picked up 4 wickets for only 26 runs and Bhupen Samant picked up 2 wickets. BURNS’s Bhupen Samant scored 45 off 29 balls and Aniket more scored 46* off 43. They both closed the deal for BURNS. The target was easily chased down by BURNS in 15.2 overs with 7 wickets left.
Bhupen Samant was awarded man of the match.
The first match was played between Tecnimont ICB pvt ltd (TPL) and Tata consulting Engineering Limited (TCE), TCE won the toss and elected to FIELD first. Opener Darshan Mayekar scored 26 off 17, they had 4 batsmen who scored 20s and with a collective effort they scored 135 runs in 20 overs losing 8 wickets.Jameer Bijli also scored 21 runs off 14 balls in the middle. For TCE, Prashant Jadhav was very impressive with the ball and he picked up 2 wickets for 15 runs in 20 overs.
In response to a decent score on a challenging wicket, TCE struggled hard to score runs, the top order collapsed but they had a glimmer of hope in batsman Akshay Pawar before he too was dismissed at a scored of 45 off 35 runs. The match went down the line and eventually they were bowled out for a score of 121 runs in 17.4 overs. For TPL, Nilesh Sawant and Shailesh Indulkar picked up 2 wickets in 2 over s for 10 runs. Jameer Bijli also picked up a bowling figure of 1 for 17 in 2 overs. Overall, it was a tight match at the end.
RESULT- TPL won the match by 14 runs.
Jameer Bijli was awarded the man of the match.
RESULT – TPL won the match by 14 runs
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Mumbai: Rizvi Springfield High School Bandra’s bowler Nishit Balla came up with a remarkable bowling performance to set up a comprehensive 10-wicket win for his team against Dhirubhai Ambani International School. Balla bagged a seven-wicket haul to skittle out the opponent team for just 39 runs in 11.2 overs in the U-14 Boys match of the Mumbai Indians Junior Cricket Tournament at Azad Maidan on Saturday.
Besides picking up wickets in a heap Balla kept things tight by giving just eigsht runs in his five overs. Dhirubhai batsmen could never recover from Balla’s regular jolts.
Rizvi chased down the target in just four overs with Awais Khan striking an unbeaten 24 and his opening partner Siddhant Rai remained unbeaten on 10.
In the U-16 Boys match at Azad Maidan, Aarush Patankar’ all-round show led IES New English School, Bandra to a five-wicket win over Don Bosco High School, Matunga.
Patankar first chipped in with two wickets with the ball to help in restricting Bosco to 160 all-out in 38.1 overs. He later struck a defiant 46 in 75 balls to help his School chase down the target in 36.2 overs after losing half of the side.
Brief Scores:
U-14 Boys:
New Era, Azad Maidan
Rizvi Springfield High School (Khar) 40/0 in 4 overs (Awais Khan 24*, Siddhant Rai 10*) beat Dhirubhai Ambani International School 39/10 in 11.2 overs, by 10 wickets.
Player of the Match: Nishit Balla of Rizvi Springfield High School (Khar)- 5 overs- 1 maiden- 8 runs- 7 wickets.
U-16 Boys:
Navroz CC. Azad Maidan
IES New English School (Bandra) 164/5 in 36.2 overs (Manan Bhatt 63*, Aarush Patankar 46) beat Don Bosco High School (Matunga) 160/10 in 38.1 overs, by 5 wickets.
Player of the Match: Aarush Patankar of IES New English School (Bandra) for scoring 46(75) and 2 wickets
Mumbai: Gautam Waghela’s brilliant knock of 66 runs powered John Bright CC to a thumping 9-wicket win against New Amrit CC in a second round match of the Kale Cup T20 Cricket Tournament, for C and D Division teams, and played at the Shivaji Park Gymkhana.
Waghela dominated the New Amrit bowlers and scored his runs from just 39 balls with seven boundaries and a solitary six as John Bright easily surpassed the target scoring 113 for just one wicket in 13 overs.
Earlier, New Amrit after deciding to bat first could only manage to reach a score of 110 for 3 wickets in 16 overs. Rohan Tambe top-scored with 44 runs. Waghela won the ‘Man of the match’ award.
In another match, Saurabh Singh’s cracking half century steered Yogi Cricket Club to a 39-run victory against Prabhu Jolly Young Cricketers.
Saurabh scored an exact 50 runs from 32 balls (6×4, 1×6), as Yogi CC made 151 runs for the loss of 8 in the truncated 16 overs innings. All-rounder Meet Desai contributed a 19-ball 26 runs. Prabhu Jolly’s Deep Rawal (2 for 23) was the most successful bowler.
Prabhu Jolly Young Cricketers were unable to chase down the target and were restricted to 112 for 8 wickets in 16 overs. Rohan Jadhav batted solidly scoring 40 runs from just 22 balls (2×4, 2×6), but received no support from the other batsmen. Meet Desai (3 for 19) was the main wicket-taker.
Saurabh Singh was later adjudged Man of the match.
In another match, Wellington CC recorded a 22-run victory against M.V. Sports Club.
Brief scores: New Amrit CC 110 for 3 wickets in 16 overs (Rohan Tambe 44, Manan Zatakia 27; Rahul Kesari 2 for 11) lost to John Bright CC 113 for 1 wicket in 13 overs (Gautam Waghela 66). Result: John Bright CC won by 9 wickets.
Man of the match: Gautam Waghela (John Bright).
Yogi Cricket Club 151 for 8 in 16 overs (Saurabh Singh 50, Meet Desai 26; Deep Rawal 2 for 23) beat Prabhu Jolly Young Cricketers 112 for 8 wickets in 16 overs (Rohan Jadhav 40; Meet Desai 3 for 19).
Result: Yogi Cricket Club won by 39 runs.
Man of the match: Saurabh Singh (Yogi Cricket Club).
Wellington CC 182 for 3 wickets in 20 overs (Aniket Khadpe 55, Vishwajit Jagdale 45; Shubham Panda 3 for 29) beat M.V. Sports Club 160 for 4 wickets in 20 overs (Kapil Yadav 65, Darshan Bhange 39; Mateen Mansoori 2 for 34). Result: Wellington CC won by 22 runs.
Man of the match: Vishwajit Jagdale (Wellington CC).
Scoring his maiden T20 hundred is a thing of the past now, Suryakumar Yadav now lights up the tournament with a devastating hundred which was nothing but a nightmare for the DY Patil B Bowlers.
BPCL batting first lost Herwadkar early on and in came Suryakumar stitching a magnanimous partnership with opener Aakarshit Gomel turning the game in no time. Aakarshit smashed a brilliant 101 off mere 49 balls smashing 9 fours and 6 sixes while Suryakumar on the other hand was in such a freakish form that no corner of the ground looked impossible for him taking mere 63 balls to score his unbeaten 143* which had 7 fours and 14 sixes. What’s more both these players also stitched a record 214 run stand for the 2nd wicket which pushed BPCL to a massive total of 260/4 in 20 overs.
DY Patil B in reply were all out for 160 runs with opener Srujan Athawale scoring a quick 17 ball 40 for his team. From the bowlers, Shivam Malhotra with 3/27 was the pick of the lot for BPCL as they won the match by 100 runs.
From scoring a hundred in his Ranji Debut to beginning the DY Patil T20 with a 14 ball 30, Gomel has showed many sides of himself. This 49 ball 100 not stamps that Gomel is a player who can shift gears according to the formats proving to be equally effective in the white ball format too.
Mumbai: Swami Vivekanand International School (SVIS), Borivali maintained its dominance with convincing 196 runs win over Anjuman Islam English School, Vashi in the Mumbai leg of U-16 Boys of the Mumbai Indians Junior Cricket Tournament at Azad Maidan on Friday.
Swami Vivekanand batsman Ayush Vartak was the star of the day with an unbeaten hundred followed by a three-wicket haul. His stellar knock of 100* not out in just 36 balls, studded with five sixes and 12 fours helped SVIS post an imposing total of 328/4 on the board in 34 overs. It was after Malhar Mane top scored with 106 runs to provide a solid foundation for a huge score.After destructive batting, Vartak was equally effective with the ball to help SVIS restrict their opponents to 132/9 in 26.1 overs.
Meanwhile, another all-rounder, Akash Pawar of IES Navi Mumbai High School scored a smashing half-century in Vashi based school’s emphatic eight-wicket victory against VK Krishna Menon Academy, Borivali. Pawar hit unbeaten 53 in 31 balls to make chase easy after Menon Academy made 148/9 in 36 overs.
Pawar had his say with the ball also as his eight overs yielded just 25 runs and took a crucial wicket.
Brief Scores:
U-16 Boys:
Parsee Cyclist, Azad Maidan
Swami Vivekanand International School (Borivali) 328/4 in 34 overs (Malhar Mane 106, Ayush Vartak 100*) beat Anjuman Islam Eng. School (Vashi) 132/9 in 26.1 overs, by 196 runs.
Player of the Match: Ayush Vartak of Swami Vivekanand International School (Borivali) for scoring 100*(36) [5×4, 12×6] and 3 wickets.
Young Zorastrain, Azad Maidan
IES Navi Mumbai High School (Vashi) 150/2 in 27.5 overs (Akash Pawar 53*, Rashikesh Chavan 36) beat VK Krishna Menon Academy (Borivali) 148/9 in 36 overs, by 8 wickets.
Player of the Match: Akash Pawar of IES Navi Mumbai High School (Vashi) for scoring 53*(31) and bowling 8 overs- 4 maiden- 25 runs- 1 wicket.
Mandvi Muslim Sports Club after electing to bat first could not muster up a big total at Cross Maidan getting all out for 144 runs in 38.4 overs. With most of the batsman chipping in with starts, they required someone who could score atleast a half century to stabilize their innings. Leg break bowler Aman Harchirkar with 4/28 in 9 overs was the pick of the lot for khandala CC while Arsh Krishnater with 3/24 was also quite supportive with the ball.
Khandala CC also faced the same issue with none of their players managing to convert their starts. Even though they looked strong at one stage with Arsh K and Ninad stitching 54 runs for the 3rd wicket, Mandvi Muslim bowlers came back in the last session taking some timely wickets. Left arm spinner Karan Patil not only broke the partnership of Arsh and Ninad, he also dismissed both the set players followed by some another wickets at the middle order as he came up with a match winning spell of 5/39 in 9 overs. Karan was nicely supported by Tejas Nawale who took the last 3 wkts in a quick succession which resulted in a tie with Khandala CC also getting all out for 144 runs in 31.5 overs.
Result-Mandvi Muslim Sports Club were eventually declared winners on the basis of toss win.
Arch Mavericks after being put to bat first at Chereshwar Club, Trombay were off to a flying start with openers putting on 64 runs in the first 8 overs. Opener Pranay Ranka who is the batting mainstay of Arch Mavericks once again lended his contribution with 35 runs while his opening partner Karan Malushte top scored for the team with a solid knock of 51 runs in 45 balls. It was a hard working innings where in Karan did lots of running between the wickets and rotating the strike to keep the scoreboard ticking. Jagdish Sure who came at no.3 also provided good support to Karan as he scored 39 runs off 30 balls while quick cameos by Vimal Hansraj (24 off 8) and Mehul Rathod (19 off 7) pushed Arch Mavericks to 177/5 in 20 overs.
Edifice Consultants in reply were packup for 139/8 in 20 overs with Mahesh Hirpara the only batsman who looked good enough to give a threat with his knock of 45 runs in 22 balls. From the bowlers, Shamal Palod with 3/30 in 4 overs was bang on while Salil and Vimal bagged 2 wkts each.
Result- Arch Mavericks won by 38 runs, Karan Malushte declared ‘man of the match’
Scorecard Link- https://www.crichq.com/matches/826461/2nd_innings
