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MATCH 1-Municipal Co.op Bank Employees Recreation Club vs Mafatlal Cricket Club

Toss won by-Mafatlal Cricket Club elect to field

1st innings-

Municipal Co.op Bank Employees Recreation Club 32/10 in 18.1

2nd innings-

Bowlers-

Man of the match-Karan Nandey

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SAMAT T20 CUP 30TH JAN 2020 Venue- (Government Law College Ground)-MATCH #2

Western Railway Traffic Sports Club vs Godrej Staff club

Toss won by-Western Railway Traffic Sports Club elect to Bat

1st innings-

Western Railway Traffic Sports-125/7 in 20 overs

2nd inning

Godrej Staff Club-126/8 in 20 overs

Result: Godrej Staff club won by 2 wkts

Man of the match – Sagar Dhaiavade

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SAMAT T20 CUP – 30TH JAN 2020 Venue – (High court) MATCH 3

Mumbai Port Trust Sports Club vs Mahindra and Mahindra Allied Co. Sports club

Toss – Mumbai Port Trust Sports Club / field

Mahindra and Mahindra Allied Co. Sports club – 175/2

2nd innings

Mumbai Port Trust Sports Club-165/6 in 20 overs

Result: Mahindra and Mahindra Allied Co. Sports club won by 10 runs

Man of the Match -Aakash Lanjekar

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SAMAT T20 CUP – 30TH JAN 2020 Venue – (High court)-MATCH 4

Central railway sports Association VS Mumbai Customs Sports Club

Toss – Mumbai customs / Bat

Mumbai Customs Sports Club – 167/9 in 20 overs

Central Railway Sports Association-139/10 in 19.5 overs

Result: Mumbai Customs Sports Club won by 28 runs

Man of the match- Vikrant Auti

26TH JANUARY 2020 IN MUMBAI – T20 MASTERS’S CUP (CORAL BLUE) 2019-20 : Axis bank group VS Willis tower Watson, played at ELF Vengsarkar Oval on 26th January 2020, toss won by Axis bank and they elected to bat first.

Axis bank openers produced a swift start for the team and they were 54-1 at the end of first 6 overs. Amar Padhye scored a quick 30 off 18 balls. Jagdeep Bawa also played a handy innings of 37 runs off 31 balls.  Following them, Ravi shinde and Omar Tulaskar stitched a wonderful partnership of 98 runs. Ravi Shinde slammed a super quick 68 off 33 balls and Omkar played the anchor’s role and gave the maximum strike to Ravi for the good. Omkar also scored 29 off 26 balls. They scored 174 runs in 20 overs losing 6 wickets. Willis tower’s Brihaspati Singh picked up 3 wickets in 4 overs.

Willis tower Watson had a brilliant start of 52 runs with the efforts of openers Shailesh and Devarshi but after the fall of the first wicket, they lost wickets in bundles and were reduced to 81 for 6. With the loss of major wickets and the pressure to chase down the target, they ended up scoring only 133 runs in 20 overs. For Axis bank, Japdeep Bawa bowled a wonderful spell of 3 for 28 in 4 overs. Akash Saini also picked up 2 wickets. They managed to pick up a total of 8 wickets in total.

RESULTS- Axis Bank Group won by 41 runs.


Played between SVIS Gorai and Gokuldham High School at the Mahim juvenile, Shivaji Park, SVIS G batting first posted a mammoth total of 320/5 in 43 overs. Openers Angkrish Raghuvanshi (96 off 80) and Swaroop (28 off 57) gave a good 92 run opening stand while the positive momentum was further carried ahead by Ayush Vartak who went on to score 140 runs off mere 88 balls. Vartak smashed 17 boundaries and a six as he exuded a lot of confidence to push SVIS to a strong position.

Ayush Vartak

Gokuldham High School in reply were all out for 83 runs, thanks to a brilliant spell by Adwait Lotlikar who took 4/33 in 10.5 overs. The rest of the bowlers also gave a good support as SVIS G went on to win the game by 237 runs.

Played at Dadkar Maidan, New Hind SC batting first posted a decent total of 233/10 in 43 overs. Opening the innings, Karan Shah played a whirlwind knock of 96 runs in 63 balls laced with 15 fours and 3 sixes. Karan who is known for his aggressive batting took on the bowlers with some smacking shots despite wickets tumbling from the other hand. Apart from him, Sagar Jadhav down the order at no.10 scored 37* off 36 runs. From the bowlers, it was Puneet Tripathy showing his experience coming up with excellent bowling figures 5/34 in 12 overs coupled with 3 maidens.

Puneet Triapthy

Sind SC in reply had 9 players getting out in single digits with Jaideep Pardeshi’s 38 being the only shining grace. Fast bowlers Sagar Jadhav (3/44) and John Abraham (2/30) looked lethal while Akshay Jambhekar with 3/12 in 5 overs coupled with 3 maidens were the pick of the lot restricting the opposition to just 90 runs all out in 24.2 overs.

Result-New Hind SC won by 143 runs

Kusum Warriors batting first at PJ Hindu Gymkhana suffered a batting collapse getting all out for 73 runs in just 13.3 overs. Smit Shah at no.3 top scored with 32 runs while as many as 9 players got out in single digits. It was a superb bowling performance by ZNL Challengers team with Mihir Shah and skipper Vishal Patani leading from the front. Mihir Shah was the pick of the lot with 4/11 in 4 overs while Vishal Patani with 3/20 in 4 overs was equally impressive.

ZNL Challengers in reply chased down the score with quite some ease winning the match by 6 wkts and 9 overs to spare. Opener Jigar Yatin Shah played a very good knock of 44 runs in 41 balls (8 fours) to push his team to the finals of the tournament.

Played at the PJ Hindu Gymkhana Ground, Turf Blasters batting first did a fairly good job posting a total of 186/7 in 20 overs. Despite a shaky top order start, Manit Shah at no.3 batted till the end scoring an impressive knock of 53* in 42 balls (2 fours, 2 sixes). Skipper, Ambish Shah coming at no.4 top scored for his team hitting a brilliant 75 off 41 balls laced with 11 fours and 2 sixes. From the bowlers, Ravi Shah with 2/15 and Yatin Bhavsar with 2/30 were the pick of the lot.

SK Strikers in reply chased down the score in just 18.2 overs making even a total of 186 runs look like a cakewalk. Openers Harshal Shah (36) and Kavish Jhaveri (28) gave good starts while the finishing touch was provided by Bhavik Shak who scored 53* off just 34 balls. Bhavik was nicely supported Samir who also played a crucial cameo of 30* in 18 balls (2 fours, 2 sixes) as SK Strikers won the semis by 7 wkts and 9 balls to spare.

Played between Stup Consultants and Royal Falcons at Vengsarkar Academy, Mahul, Stup Consultants batting first could only manage a total of 132/5 in 20 overs which is anyday a modest total to defend. Sachin Kale at the middle order top scored 47*off 31 balls while Kiran Bodade at no.4 scored 43. From the bowlers, Nilesh Pradhan with 2/14 in 2 overs was the pick of the lot.

Royal Falcons in reply won the match in the best possible way they could thanks to a brilliant knock by Paresh Ghanekar. Opening the innings, Paresh took on the bowlers with quite some confidence as he plonked 9 biggies and 5 fours while also stitched an 113 run opening stand with Chintan Seth who played the supportive role scoring 36 runs.

 

THANE VAIBHAV: Teleperformance VS Mumbai police ‘A”, Toss won by Mumbai police ‘A’ and they elected to FIELD first. Venue- Dadoji konddev stadium, Thane. Date- 28th January 2020.

Teleperformance Opener Rupesh sonkar tried to take the things patiently and built a partnership with No.3 kushal dawne who scored 34 runs off 39 balls. Having played 79 balls Rupesh had scored only 38 runs and then he got out. Besides them, the whole middle and lower middle order crumbled and no one in them even scored in double digits. No.9 batsman Shahshank mistry however, scored a brilliant 46 off 35 balls and pushed the total to a fighting 171 runs.

Santosh shinde, Simant dube and Sunil patil picked up 2 wickets each for Mumbai police ‘A’. They were able to pick up 9 wickets in total.

Openers Sunil patil and Humayun hirapure played cautiously and had a strong start. After sunil got out at a score of 20 runs, Rohit pol came to wicket. Rohit scored an outstanding 65 runs off 71 balls and remained not out while Humayun also played a brilliant hand of 69 runs off 96 balls. Both of them sealed the deal for Mumbai Police ‘A’. They finished the match in 33.3 overs. Overall, it was a comprehensive victory for Mumbai police ‘A’.

Result- Mumbai policed won by 7 wickets.

Man of the match- Humayun hirapure.

Played at Cross Maidan, Mahindra Logistics opting to bat first scored a very good total of 292/7 in 42 overs. Opener Amar Narkar scored a solid 69 while coming at no.3, Rohan Kalbhor changed the course of the game hitting a brilliant 100 off just 90 balls. It was an counter attacking innings which included 9 fours and 5 sixes while rest of the batters batted around him with crucial cameos.

Rohan Boon (Pic Above)

Deutsche Bank in reply were all out for 94 runs in 17.2 overs thanks to an amazing spell by Rohan Boon who took 6/22 in 9 overs coupled with 3 maidens. Rohan was simply bang on with the ball providing timely breakthroughs as he single handedly ensured the opposition team were all out in two digits total.

Into the all important quarter finals between Mumbai and Bengal, Bengal Team after batting first posted a total of 381 runs in 128 overs with Abhishek Porel at the middle order top scoring with 92 runs. From the bowlers, Dhanit Raut came up with a sensational spell taking 5/76 in 26 overs coupled with 6 maidens. Dhanit looks in good touch this season and this particular spell was bang on as he stood apart from the other bowlers on that particular day.

Mumbai on the other hand posted a mammoth total of 592 runs thanks to a 200 run stand for the 3rd wicket between Suved Parkar and Pragnesh Kanpillewar. Pragnesh who has 5 tons in Cooch Behar this season smashed a majestic 283 ball 120 frustrating the Bengal bowlers to the hilt while the classy Suved who is known to convert his hundreds into big scores stayed true to his reputation scoring 299 off 351 balls. Just one short of a deserving triple hundred, it was Karan Lal taking his wicket at a time when no Cricket lover would want him to take the wicket of parkar!

Parkar who is another product of SVIS lives up to his school’s legacy of churning out talented cricketers. Back in his U16 Days, Parkar had scored a triple hundred in Harris Shield without hitting a single six running hard between the wickets. It was during that time itself, he had displayed his temperament & technique. Also the way, he smashes fast bowlers to the covers reminds in more ways than one of Rohit Sharma (his SVIS Senior).

Bengal in the 2nd innings batted for 56 overs with the loss of just 2 wickets and 156 runs on the board at the end of the game’s play where the match ended in draw. Mumbai post this match cruise into the semis with Suved Parkar (847) and Pragnesh Kanpillewar (979 runs) topping the leaderboards this season in the Cooch Behar.

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