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1ST FEBRUARY, 2020 IN MUMBAI, CHANAWALA CHALLENGERS T-40 TROPHY 2019-20 : Omni Global (OG) VS Subsea pro private limited (SPPL), Venue- Navroj cricket ground, Date-1st February 2020, Toss won by Omni Global and they elected to FIELD first.

The top order of SPPL failed to make an impact except Arjun Gawde who scored 68 off 105 balls, he absorbed the pressure due to the fall of sudden wickets and tried to build an innings and upp the total with the help of other fellow batters. Vinod Singh (26 off 29) and Ankit Jain (31 off 49) also tried to stick in the middle and their little but vital contributions certainly came in handy. Lower order batter, Ajeet Yadav’s 23 off 16 was also an important one. Eventually, they reached to a score of 240 losing 8 wickets in 38 overs. For OG, SohamRane picked up 3 for 63 in 7 overs and Vicky singh was the most economical with a figure of 2 for 32 in 7 overs.

Ankit Jain from Subsea Pro Team score 31 runs in 49 balls (6 fours) and took 2 Wkts against Omni Global Team in Chanawala Challengers T-40 Trophy 2019-20
Ankit Jain from Subsea Pro Team score 31 runs in 49 balls (6 fours) and took 2 Wkts against Omni Global Team in Chanawala Challengers T-40 Trophy 2019-20

Omni Global lacked strong partnerships in the middle, the only ray of hopes were Karan Chavan and Omkar G Maldikar in the lower order. Karan scored 49 off 36 and Omkar G scored 29 runs off 31, their efforts were sterling but were in vain. Eventually, they were bowled out for 185 runs in 24.3 overs. For SPPL, Vinod Singh picked up 3 for 28, Ajeeth and Ankit also picked up 2 wickets each.

RESULT- Subsea pro Pvt. Ltd WON the match by 55 runs.

Subsea Pro Team in Chanawala Challengers T-40 Trophy 2019-20
Subsea Pro Team in Chanawala Challengers T-40 Trophy 2019-20

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1st Semi Final Match at Karnataka CC Cross Maidan, Mumbai Customs VS Mumbai Municipal Corporation Krida Bhavan

Toss- MUMBAI CUSTOMS WON THE TOSS ELECT TO FIELD FIRST

1ST INNINGS-MUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION KREEDA BHAVAN 125/8 IN 20 OVERS

2ND INNINGs-MUMBAI CUSTOMS 126/2 IN 13.2 OVERS

Result-MUMBAI CUSTOMS WON BY 8 WKTS

MAN OF THE MATCH – PUSHKARAJ CHAVAN 3 WKTS

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2nd SEMI FINAL MATCH AT KARNATAKA CC CROSS, GODREJ STAFF CLUB VS MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB

Toss-MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB WON THE TOSS ELECT TO BAT FIRST

1ST INNINGS- MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB 161/8 IN 20 OVERS

2ND INNINGs-GODREJ STAFF CLUB 72/10 IN 14.2 OVERS

Result-MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB WON BY 89 RUNS

MAN OF THE MATCH– HARSHAD KHADIWALE 83 IN 59 (4S:7,6S:0)

Anjuman Islam after being put to bat first at Cross Maidan posted a total of 271/7 in 40 overs. Even though most of the players found it difficult to get going, it was right handed Sujit Dalvi at no.6 playing the rescue act with a solid knock of 90 runs in mere 71 balls (14 fours , 1six). Sujit absorbed the pressure well and came in a time when someone was required to stabilize the innings as he pushed the team total towards a respectable score.

Mann Bhanushali

Don Bosco in reply were all out for 65 runs in mere 17 overs thanks to a brilliant spell by off-spinner Mann Bhanushali who came up with bowling figures of 4/22 in 5 overs.

Manas Mukadam
Manas Mukadam

Mann was quite effective in providing breakthroughs while left arm spinner Manas Mukadam also provided some early breakthroughs as Anjuman Islam School went on to win the game by a big margin of 206 runs.

Into the all important finals between Mumbai Police A and Valuable Sports Club at the Dadaji Konddev Stadium, Thane, Valuable SC after being put to bat first posted a total of 188/7 in 35 overs. For Valuable SC,Bharat Patil at the middle order was the lone warrior fighting it out with 93* off 103 balls. From the bowlers, Santosh Shinde with 3.33 and Siman Dube with 2/26 were the pick of the bowlers.

Humayun Hirapure from Mumbai Police A Team 74 runs in 82 balls against Valuable sports club
Humayun Hirapure from Mumbai Police A Team 74 runs in 82 balls
Rohit Pol from Mumbai Police A Team score 53 runs in 70 balls against Valuable spots Club Team
Rohit Pol from Mumbai Police A Team score 53 runs in 70 balls


Chasing 189,
two experienced senior players of Mumbai Police, Humayun Hirapure opening the innings and Rohit Pol at no.3 finished off things in style for their team. Humayun top scored the innings with 74 runs in 82 balls while Rohit Pol played an anchoring knock of 53 in 70 balls. Shrikant Limbole remained unbeaten on 33* as Mumbai Police A were crowned champions of the prestigious Thane Vaibhav Tournament.

Valuable Sports Club Team
Valuable Sports Club Team

On the other hand, Datamatics team who reached the semi-finals recieved the “Fairplay Award” for its highly sporting and disciplined conduct on and off the field out of the 33 participating teams in the Thane Vaibhav tournament.

Datamatics Skipper & Sr.Player Malang Aras from left) with the “Fairplay Award”

 

Datamatics Team Player Shashank Jadhav recieving the fairplay award.

SAMAT T20 Cup 5th Feb’2020- Updates from the Quarter-Finals

Mahindra & Mahindra – 107/10 in 19.5 over

Mumbai Mun. Krida Bhavan – 111/5 in 17.1 overs

Result – Mumbai Mun. Krida Bhavan won by 5 wkts

Man of the Match-– Santosh Dhandhe (Mumbai mun. Kreeda bhavan)

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2nd match at Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana 1, Reserve Bank of India Sports Club vs Godrej

Toss-RBI won the toss and elected to bat first

RBI-139/6 in 20 over

2nd inning-Godrej Staff Club 140/8 in 19.3 overs

Result-Godrej Staff club won by 2 wkts

Man of the match– Poovaya Gounder who took 3 wkts

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1st inning- MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB-208/8 IN 20 OVERS

2nd inning-BEST ARTS & SPORTS CLUB-136/7 IN 20 OVERS

Result-MAFATLAL CRICKET CLUB WON BY 72 runs

Karan Nandey

Man of the Match-Karan Nandey, 83 runs & 4 wkts

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DMCC-189/5 IN 20 OVERS

2nd INNING-MUMBAI CUSTOMS SPORTS CLUB -193/4 IN 16.4 OVERS

Result– MUMBAI CUSTOMS SPORTS CLUB WON BY 6 wkts

Parag Khanapurkar

Man of the Match-Parag Khanapurkar, 60 runs & 1 wkt

After an eventful season which had some exciting matches and brilliant individual performances, it was time for the two best teams to pit against one another for one final encounter for the coveted PPL title.

SK Strikers batting first at Central Railway Cricket Ground were all out for 67 runs in 13.4 overs.  Captain Kushal Jhaveri’s 25 was the only double digit score in an otherwise dismal batting performance. The bowlers did an excellent job with Rachit Shah (3/12 in 4 overs, 1 maiden) and skipper Vishal Patani (3/14 in 2.4 overs) coming up with match winning bowling performance. Mihir Shah with 2/10 in 3 overs was equally supportive with the ball.

Chasing 68, ZNL Challengers finished off the game in just 8.1 overs winning the finals by 9 wkts. Opener Jigar Shah remained not out on 26* while Mihir Shah at no.3 remained unbeaten on 27* off just 12 balls which had 3 sixes to become the champions of the tournament in style.

Result- ZNL Challengers win finals by 9 wkts, Rachit Shah declared ‘man of the match”, Kushal Jhaveri declared “player of the match”. Mihir Shah was declared the Man of the Series and Best Bowler while Smit Shah was declared the Best Batsman of the Tournament.

Played at the Somaiya Cricket Ground, Wicketing Wizards batting first could only muster a total of 75 runs as they were bundled out in 13.4 overs on the back of some tight bowling by the ACE Bowlers. Most of the bowlers were spot on but it was Tripoorraj Dhavale who was bang on right on the money coming up with a crucial spell of 4/12 in 3.4 overs alongwith a maiden.

Chasing 76 looked like a mere formality for the ACE XI as opener Jitin Manji (16* off 17) and no.3 batsman Niraj Bajaj finished off things in style with 9 wkts in hand alongwith 11.1 overs to spare. Niraj Bajaj played a fearless knock of 40* in mere 30 deliveries (5 fours. 1 six) as he was in no mood to take the game till the fag end.

Result- ACE XI won the game by 9 wkts, Tripoorraj Dhavale was declared man of the match’

Mohan CC after being put to bat first were off to a brilliant start with openers Prashant Yadav (49) and Nirdosh Yadav putting on 127 runs for the 1st wicket. The positive momentum was further carried on by Ameya Dighe as Nirdosh and him stitched another 59 runs for the 2nd wicket. Opener Nirdosh went on to score a blazing 103 off 70 balls laced with 14 boundaries while Ameya Dighe batted till the end remaining unbeaten on 100*off just 98 balls (8 fours). While Nirdosh was all about taking on the bowlers with confidence, Ameya on the other hand played the role of anchor guiding his team towards a strong total on the board.

Sagar Khatri bowling
Sagar Khatri 

MG Vartak Sports Club in reply were cleaned up for just 49 runs thanks to their experienced campaigner Sagar Khatri who proved to be too heavy for the opposition. The left arm spinner wrecked havoc over Vartak players as he came up with envious bowling figures of 5/17 in 4 overs resulting in Mohan CC winning the match by 301 runs.

MIG CC batting first on their homeground did lose a few quick wickets in between but it was their skipper and opener Kevin Almeida stamping a strong presence with a knock of 140 runs. Playing his natural game, the left hander scored 140 off mere 135 balls laced with 22 fours and 4 sixes while the rest of the batters batted around him with cameos as MIG reached a total of 295 runs in 60.5 overs. From the Parsee Gymkhana bowlers, Shivam Malhotra and Aditya Dhumal bagged 3 wkts each.

Nikhil Date

Parsee Gymkhana who boast of an equally strong batting line up found it difficult to get going thanks to fiery spell by Nikhil Date who came up with excellent bowling spell of 6/54 in 16.5 overs (3 maidens). Date alongwith Harsh Tanna ran through Parsee Gymkhana’s top order while Date’s onslaught continued till Parsee Gymkhana were all out for a low total of 148 runs.

Result-MIG Club won by 147 runs

TIMES SHIELD 2019-20 – F DIVISON: Abhyudaya bank VS LIC, date- 1st Feb 2020,Venue- M.B. Union, LIC won the toss and elected to BAT first. The pitch was wet and suitable for the bowlers.

Each of the openers scored 20 each and no.4 batsman Atul Kerkar played a vital innings of 47 runs, he laid a good base and also built partnerships with the middle and lower middle order batsmen here and there. In the lower order, Prashant Bhabal and Abhijit Durafe played brilliantly and stuffed up the score to a decent climb. Durafe scored 38 and Bhabal scored 37 and remained not out. With a combined effort, they reached a total of 227 in 43 overs losing 7 wickets. Abhyudaya bank’spacer Prashant. Kuperkar picked up an impressive figure of 3 for 30 in 9 overs. He was very lethal and extremely economical.Medium pacer Atul Rane also picked up 2 wickets in 6 overs.

Atul Rane From Abhyudaya Bank Team 2 Wkts in Times shield against LIC of India Team
Atul Rane From Abhyudaya Bank Team took 2 Wkts against LIC of India Team in Times Shield Tournament 

Prashant Kuperkar from Abhyudaya Bank Team took 3 Wkts against LIC of India in Times shield Tournament
Prashant Kuperkar from Abhyudaya Bank Team took 3 Wkts against LIC of India in Times shield Tournament

Abhyudaya bank lost the first wicket in the very first over then, opener Akshay Pujari had a brief partnership with Pradeep Kachan who scored 23 runs. Pradeep had a small partnership with Sanjay Raut in the middle. Sanjay scored a brilliant 72 and Pujare scored a commendable 40 in the top.  The Sanjay-Rajesh partnership was the game changer, it was more than 100 runs and it sealed the match for them. Sanjay played aggressively in the initial period but later played sensible due to the loss of wickets in the middle. To complete the job, Rajesh Vichare scored 60 runs in the middle and fetched the win for the team. They chased down the score in 34.3 overs.

Rajesh Vichare from Abhyudaya Bank Team 60 runs against LIC of India Team
Rajesh Vichare from Abhyudaya Bank Team 60 runs against LIC of India Team

Result- Abhyudaya won the match by 6 wickets.

 

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