In a thrilling encounter in the Under-19 Manohar Savant Trophy semi-final, Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B emerged victorious, defeating Challengers Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi Centre by 49 runs. After winning the toss, Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B elected to bat first and posted a total of 179 runs before being bowled out in 39.3 overs. In response, Challengers Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi Centre fell short, managing only 130 runs in 33.1 overs.
Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B started their innings with determination, led by a solid knock of 37 runs from Agastya Bangera. Despite facing some resistance from the Challengers Sports Club bowlers, Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B managed to put up a competitive total. Chirag Dhule was the standout bowler for Challengers Sports Club, claiming 3 wickets for 23 runs.
In their chase, Challengers Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi Centre faced an uphill battle against a disciplined bowling attack. Despite a valiant effort from Jaycool Girase, who remained unbeaten on 33 runs, their batting lineup struggled to build partnerships and fell short of the target. The Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B bowlers performed admirably, with contributions from various players.
With this well-earned 49-run victory, Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B secured their spot in the final of the Under-19 Manohar Savant Trophy. Their disciplined performance with both bat and ball was instrumental in their success. The team will enter the final with confidence and determination as they strive to claim the championship title.
Challengers Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi Centre fought hard throughout the tournament and displayed excellent sportsmanship. Although they fell short in this match, they can take pride in their performance and use it as motivation for future competitions.
The final of the Under-19 Manohar Savant Trophy promises to be an exciting clash, with Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre B set to face a strong opponent. Cricket enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the ultimate showdown between these talented teams as they vie for glory in this prestigious tournament.
In a lopsided encounter in the Under-19 Manohar Savant Trophy, Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre emerged victorious with a commanding 126-run win over Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre. Winning the toss, Sainath Sports Club elected to bat and posted a total of 192 runs before being bowled out in 42.5 overs. In response, Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre struggled to find their footing and were bundled out for a mere 66 runs in 23.1 overs.
Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre began their innings with determination, led by solid contributions from Ayush Mhatre and Tanish Meher, who scored 47 and 46 runs respectively. Sarvesh Yadav also made a valuable contribution with 39 runs, propelling their team to a competitive total. Aditya Chaurasia was the most successful bowler for Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre, claiming 4 wickets for 33 runs, while Meet Mayekar supported him well with figures of 3 wickets for 39 runs.
In their pursuit of the target, Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre struggled right from the start, unable to form any substantial partnerships. Their batsmen faltered against the disciplined bowling attack of Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre, with Kartikey Shukla being the standout performer, taking an impressive 5 wickets for just 20 runs. The rest of the bowlers also chipped in with crucial wickets, restricting Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre to a paltry total.
Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre showcased their dominance throughout the match, both with the bat and ball, securing a resounding victory by 126 runs. Their comprehensive performance highlights the depth of talent within their squad and the effectiveness of their game plan.
With this convincing win, Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre moves forward to the finals of the Under-19 Manohar Savant Trophy with confidence, while Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre will look to regroup and bounce back in their upcoming matches. The tournament continues to showcase the immense talent and competitive spirit among young cricketers, setting the stage for more thrilling encounters in the future.
In an exciting semi-final clash at the iconic New Era Azad Maidan, MIG emerged triumphant over Achievers CA to secure their place in the final of the Dham Super League U-13. After winning the toss, MIG elected to bat first and set a challenging target of 135 runs. Achievers CA fought hard but fell short, managing 110 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in their allotted 20 overs, resulting in a 24-run victory for MIG.
MIG got off to a solid start with their opening batsmen displaying resilience and skill. Aryan Desai top-scored for his team, contributing 42 runs off 54 deliveries, while Shahid Khan provided valuable support with a quickfire 39 off just 27 balls. Their partnership laid the foundation for MIG’s innings, setting them up for a competitive total. Aryan Khot also chipped in with a useful 26 off 29 balls.
Dhairya Patil was the standout bowler for Achievers CA, picking up 2 wickets for 19 runs in his 4 overs. His accurate bowling helped restrict the opposition and prevented them from posting an even more imposing total.
In response, Achievers CA faced an uphill battle in pursuit of the target set by MIG. Dhairya Patil, who had earlier shone with the ball, once again showed his mettle with the bat, scoring 34 runs off 38 balls. However, the rest of the batting lineup struggled to find momentum against a disciplined MIG bowling attack.
Sarthak Vasaikar was the pick of the bowlers for MIG, claiming 2 wickets for just 9 runs in his 3 overs. His tight bowling and ability to take crucial wickets at crucial junctures put pressure on the Achievers CA batsmen and contributed significantly to their eventual victory.
With this 24-run win, MIG secured their spot in the final of the Dham Super League U-13. They showcased a balanced performance, with contributions from both their batsmen and bowlers. The team will enter the final with confidence and determination as they aim to clinch the championship title.
Cricket enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the final showdown of the Dham Super League U-13, where MIG will face a formidable opponent in their quest for glory. The thrilling contest promises to be a feast for cricket fans, as both teams strive to etch their names in the tournament’s history.
In an exhilarating encounter at the New Era Azad Maidan, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy emerged victorious over New Hind in the semi-final of the Dham Super League U-13. Opting to bat first after winning the toss, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy posted a competitive total of 135 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. The chase proved to be too much for New Hind as they managed to reach only 95 runs for the loss of 5 wickets, falling short by 40 runs.
Sanjeevani Cricket Academy got off to a solid start with their openers showing great determination and skill. Harsh Kadam played a crucial knock, scoring a well-compiled 56 runs off 45 deliveries, including 5 fours and a six. His partnership with Ujaan Bhattacharya, who contributed 39 runs off 39 balls, helped Sanjeevani Cricket Academy build a solid foundation for their innings.
Tanmay was the standout bowler for New Hind, taking 3 wickets for 23 runs in his 3 overs. His disciplined bowling kept the opposition batsmen in check and prevented them from posting an even more daunting total.
In their chase, New Hind found it difficult to gather momentum as the Sanjeevani Cricket Academy bowlers produced a disciplined performance. Shaurya Ketan played a valiant knock of 36 not out off 33 balls, trying to anchor the innings and keep his team in the hunt. However, the required run rate proved to be too high for New Hind, and they ultimately fell short.
Nikhil Gurav was the star with the ball for Sanjeevani Cricket Academy, grabbing 3 wickets for just 10 runs in his 4 overs. His accurate line and length, coupled with some clever variations, troubled the New Hind batsmen throughout their innings.
With this convincing 40-run victory, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy secured their place in the final of the Dham Super League U-13. They showcased a balanced performance with both bat and ball, demonstrating their prowess in all departments of the game. The team will enter the final with great confidence and will be eager to claim the championship title.
The final of the Dham Super League U-13 promises to be an enthralling contest, with Sanjeevani Cricket Academy set to face a formidable opponent. Cricket enthusiasts eagerly await the clash between these two talented teams as they battle it out for the ultimate glory.
*48th All India Goswami Ganesh Dutt Cricket Tournament (Registered).
Today’s match played between Friends Cricket Club and Delhi Challenger. Friends Cricket Club won the toss and decided to bowl. Batting first, Delhi Challenger scored 287 runs for 5 wickets in 30 overs due to rain interruptions. Bhagvendar continued his good form from the previous match and scored another century in the second match, 125 (73) runs, Uvais Ahmed 38 (22) runs, Akhil 36 (14) runs.
In bowling, Mohammad Asif Mansoori from Friends Cricket Club took 2/36 and Arnav Balian took 2/71 wickets.
Chasing the target, Friends Cricket Club’s Gagan vats scored 75 (53) runs, Ayush Bharadwaj scored 34 (24) runs, Prince Mehra scored 32 (23) runs, and their innings ended at 219 runs for 28.4 overs, falling short by 68 runs. With this victory, Delhi Challenger has entered the semifinals. The next match will be played between Delhi Challenger and Collage Sports Club on 2nd June.
From Friends Cricket Club, Lalit Yadav took 3/32 and Vizan Panchal took 3/34 wickets in bowling.
Today’s
kimati Products, Brackish Fragrances, and VSP Travels were the Man of the Match sponsors.
Bhagvendar – 125 runs
Delhi Challenger
award was presented by Shri Ajay Sharma (Tournament Secretary) and Shri Mohan Lamba (Member)
Today’s
VSP Travels, Brackish Fragrances Most Promising Cricketer of the Match Award
Gagan Watts – 75 runs
Friends Cricket Club
award was presented by Shri Ajay Sharma (Tournament Secretary) and Shri Mohan Lamba (Member)
The first semifinal match will be played between Sahgal Cricket Club and Goat Eleven on 1st June 2023
*48th All India Goswami Ganesh Dutt Cricket Tournament (Registered).
Today’s match played between Chand Khanna Cricket Club and Goat Eleven. Goat Eleven wins the toss and decides to bowl. Chand Khanna Cricket Club sets a target of 283 runs for 4 wickets in 40 overs. Yugal Saini played a century innings of 112 (81), Arpit Rana scored 50 (48) runs, Ankit Pratap scored 42 (48) runs, and Aditya Chaudhary scored 38 (44) runs. Hrithik Shaokin from Goat Eleven takes 2/30 wickets in the bowling.
Chasing the target, Goat Eleven achieves victory in 33 overs with Hrithik Shaukeen 92 (52), Gulzar Singh’s 61 (35), and Pradeep Malik’s 48 (39) splendid performances. Kartik Sidhu from Chand Khanna took 4/58 wickets in the bowling.
Today’s
Kimati Products, Brackish Fragrances, and VSP Travels were the main sponsors of the match
Hrithik Shaukeen’s 92 runs and 2 wickets
Goat Eleven
Award presented by Mr. Vikas Katyal (Head of Operations)
Today’s
VSP Travels, Brackish Fragrances Most Promising Cricketer of the Match Award
Yugal Saini
Chand Khanna Cricket Club
Next match on May 31, 2023, between Friends Cricket Club and Delhi Challengers
In a historic final match of the JFSC Elite Championships (Edition 2), cricket fans witnessed a nail-biting contest that went down to not just one, but two super overs. The match garnered immense excitement, with over 1300 fans tuning in on the JFSC YouTube Channel to witness the epic showdown between the Anonymous Knights and the Quantei Titans.
The Quantei Titans won the toss and elected to bowl first, hoping to restrict the Anonymous Knights’ batting lineup. The Knights had a solid start with their openers, Faisal Patel and Sanjeev Sularia, forming a formidable partnership of 84 runs in just 7 overs. Faisal Patel was the star performer, smashing 48 runs off 34 deliveries, including 5 fours and 6 towering sixes. Sanjeev Sularia contributed a valuable 31 runs off 22 balls to set the foundation for the Knights’ innings.
The middle order of the Anonymous Knights also made useful contributions, with Suraj Lalwani scoring 29 runs off 17 deliveries and Fazil Mukadam adding 24 runs off just 14 balls. Swapnil Rawool was exceptional with the ball for the Quantei Titans, picking up four crucial wickets for just 17 runs in his four overs, maintaining an impressive economy rate of 4.25.
Chasing a target of 186 runs to win, the Quantei Titans put up a spirited fight. Varun Madnani played a blistering knock of 46 runs off 27 balls, including 4 fours and 3 sixes, while Nirav B supported well with his 38 runs off 33 deliveries, including 5 fours and a six. Sunny Dulgach and Suraj Lalwani were the standout bowlers for the Anonymous Knights, claiming three wickets for 36 runs and two wickets for 13 runs, respectively.
As the match reached its climax, both teams ended up with an identical score of 185 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. The match resulted in a thrilling tie, leading to a super over to determine the winner.
In the first super over, the Quantei Titans batted first and managed to score 16 runs without losing any wicket. Suraj Lalwani bowled the super over for the Anonymous Knights. Varun Madnani was the hero for the Titans, smashing 13 runs off just 4 balls. In response, the Knights matched the Titans’ score, also ending with 16 runs for no loss. Vishal bowled the super over for the Quantei Titans, but despite their best efforts, both teams couldn’t be separated even after the first super over.
The tension escalated as the match proceeded to a second super over. This time, the Anonymous Knights batted first and could only manage to score 11 runs. Virus bowled an excellent over for the Titans, restricting the Knights’ scoring opportunities. In their chase, Quantei Titans got off to a slow start with 2 dots leaving the Titans with 9 to get of last 3 balls only 1 wicket in hand. Vishal came after 1 wicket went down and then scored 2 boundaries off consecutive balls to bring the equation to 1 of 1 with 1 wicket in hand. With 1 run needed off the final ball, the Titans held their nerve and secured a thrilling victory on the last ball of the second super over.
In addition to the thrilling match, several players were honored with awards for their exceptional performances during the final match of the JFSC Elite Championships (Edition 2):
- Vishal Shah was named the Ace blend Man of the Match for his all-round contributions. Vishal showcased his skills with both the bat and the ball, playing a crucial role in the Quantei Titans’ victory.
- Swapnil was awarded the Gatsby Star of the Match for his outstanding bowling performance. His four-wicket haul for just 17 runs played a pivotal role in restricting the Anonymous Knights’ batting lineup.
- Despite being on the losing side, Faisal Patel of the Anonymous Knights was recognized as the Sportsfoundry Best Performer from the Losing Team. Faisal’s explosive knock of 48 runs off just 34 deliveries, including 5 fours and 6 sixes, provided a solid foundation for his team’s innings.
- Suraj Lalwani was acknowledged as the Go zero Economical Bowler for his impressive bowling display. Suraj’s economical figures of 2/13 in his four overs played a crucial role in restricting the Quantei Titans’ run-scoring opportunities.
- Kamran Ahmed was honored as the Malkist Super Striker of the Match for his aggressive batting performance. Kamran’s impactful innings showcased his ability to score runs quickly and entertain the fans.
The match awards recognized the outstanding performances of these players and highlighted their significant contributions to the thrilling encounter. Their individual efforts added to the excitement of the match and left a lasting impression on the fans and viewers.
Lastly, the organizers expressed their gratitude to the sponsors who supported the tournament, including Ace blend, Gatsby, Malkist, Go zero, and Sportsfoundry. Their support played a vital role in making the JFSC Elite Championships (Edition 2) a resounding success and providing fans with an unforgettable cricketing experience.
Mumbai, May 29: Young Zoroastrian, Azad Maidan Centre and Bhayander Municipal Ground Centre by virtue of gaining the first innings lead in the semi-final matches against Nerul Gymkhana, Nerul Centre and Municipal Ground, Nallasopara Centre respectively will meet in the final of the 26th Late Ajit Naik Memorial Under-14 selection trials cricket tournament 2023, organised by Worli Sports Club under the aegis of the Mumbai Cricket Association.
In reply to Young Zoroastrian, Azad Maidan Centre’s 1st Innings total of 285 all out in 68.3 overs, Nerul Gymkhana, Nerul Centre in their first essay were dismissed for 239 all out in 77.2 overs at the MCA SRT ground-1, Kandivali on Monday. Nerul Centre’s batters Pradhyankur Bhalerao 79 runs and Sudhan Sundarraj 47 runs tried to lift their innings but Zoroastrians bowler Nikhil Verma 3 for 39 ensured his team gained the crucial 1st innings lead and advanced to the final.
In the second semi-finals, Bhayander Municipal Ground Center who amassed a total of 264 all out in 68.3 overs in their first innings did well to bowl out
Municipal Ground, Nallasopara Center for 130 runs in 54.3 overs. All-rounder Aarav Malhotra 4 for 51 and Jash Nayak 3 for 12 picked up the wickets. Bhayander Centre in their second innings scored 102 for 2 wickets in 20 overs at the end of the second day’s play.
Brief scores (semi-finals): Young Zoroastrian, Azad Maidan Centre – 1st Innings: 285 all out, 68.3 overs (Shon Korgaonkar 116, Dhairya Patil 51, Advait Rahate 32; Ishaan Bhere 3 for 16, Shoaib Ansari 3 for 35) & – 2nd innings: 11 for 2 declared, 4 overs Vs Nerul Gymkhana, Nerul Centre – 1st Innings: 239 all out, 77.2 overs (Pradhyankur Bhalerao 79, Sudhan Sundarraj 47; Nikhil Verma 3 for 39). Result: Match drawn, Young Zoroastrian won on 1st innings lead.
Bhayander Municipal Ground Center – 1st innings: 264 all out, 68.3 overs (Aarav Malhotra 82, Varun Ghone 54, Aarav Gupta 42; Praveer Singh 5 for 35, Veer Shinde 3 for 76, Atharva Kini 2 for 55) Vs Municipal Ground, Nallasopara Center – 1st innings: 130 all out, 54.3 overs (Aarav Malhotra 4 for 51, Jash Nayak 3 for 12). Result: Match drawn, Bhayander Municipal Centre won on 1st innings lead.
PURE GOLD. Prominent cricket writer Dwarkanath Sanzgiri will be honouring Sachin Tendulkar and celebrating the 50th golden jubilee of India’s legendary cricketer, who celebrated his 50th birthday on April 24.
For those in the know, especially those familiar with the well-known brand of Marathi cricket, so to say, Dwarkanath Sanzgiri, affectionately called ‘Pappu’ is a well-known cricket scribe. His book on Sachin Tendulkar ‘Shatkant Ekach’ in Marathi and Adaptation in English titled, ‘Scintilating Sachin’, story beyond the stats. The books are being published by Granthali Publications.
More significantly, a glittering ceremony celebrating the Golden Boy of Indian cricket, Sachin Tendulkar will be held at Shanmukhananda Hall, Sion on June 2 from 6.30 pm. The event is being supported by Ageas Federal Life Insurance, organized by Universal Sports & Cultural Foundation and managed by Tradition Trendz.
The who’s who of Indian cricket will be in attendance in this detailed event. Not just cricketers, celebrities including film personalities and their like will provide illustrations of their interaction with Sachin, in the course of the event.
Besides Test cricketers, Dilip Vengsarkar, Anshuman Gaekwad, Kiran More, Praveen Amre and Zaheer Khan, well-known Adman Pralhad Kakkar, famed singer Shaan, Dr Anant Joshi, Marathi stage actor Prashant Damle, Sumit Raghavan, Vikram Sathe, Hrishikesh Joshi and well-known sports anchor, Harsha Bhogle will also provide vital inputs in the well-planned and detailed programme.
Interspersed among all these programmes will be clips featuring Saurav Ganguly, Asha Bhosle and India’s former heartthrob, Madhuri Dixit and well-known cricketers like Kapil Dev, V.V.S. Laxman, Anil Kumble and some others.
The first part of the programme will feature Dilip Vengsarkar, Pravin Amre, Kiran More and Zaheer Khan being interviewed by Harsha Bhogle.
The second session will feature Anshuman Gaekwad providing his personal views on the five best innings by Sachin, which have been witnessed in person.
In the third session, non-cricketing personalities will provide their views with candour, on how they view Sachin. Adman Pralhad Kakkar, theatre star Prashant Damle, Dr Anant Joshi who has operated on Sachin’s hands, and singer Shaan will be interviewed by Vikram Sathe in this regard. This will be followed by a tiny skit laden with humour by Sathe.
The fourth part will feature the book launch which will be done by Ajit Tendulkar, Sachin’s elder brother. The evening will culminate with an interview by Pappu about his long-standing association with Sachin Tendulkar.
Tickets for the show are all available at Book My Show, with even big-ticket invitations available for those wanting premium seats. The programme will be mainly in Marathi, but speakers will use both English and Hindi language to put their points of view across.
Sachin to share ‘Golden’ memories with Pappu
So, what are you waiting for, book your tickets and become a part of essential cricketing folklore!
Mumbai, May 28: Shon Korgaonkar batted confidently and scored a century 116 runs to help Young Zoroastrian, Azad Maidan Centre post a challenging total of 285 all out in 68.3 overs in their first innings against Nerul Gymkhana, Nerul Centre on the first of their two-day semi-final of the 26th Late Ajit Naik Memorial Under-14 selection trials cricket tournament 2023, organised by Worli Sports Club under the aegis of the Mumbai Cricket Association and played at the MCA SRT ground, Kandivali on Sunday.
In the second semi-final, Municipal Ground, Nallasopara Centre’s bowler Praveer Singh claimed 5 wickets for 35 runs and they restricted Bhayander Municipal Ground Center to 264 all out in 68.3 overs in their first innings.
Besides Shon’s fine knock his teammates Dhairya Patil scored 51 runs and Advait Rahate made 32 runs to lift the Young Zoroastrian innings. Nerul Gymjhana’s Ishaan Bhere 3 for 16 and Shoaib Ansari 3 for 35 claimed the wickets. Nerul Gymkhana were 21 for no loss in 4 overs at the end of the day’s play.
Bhayander Municipal Ground Center’s Aarav Malhotra top-scored with 82 runs while Varun Ghone and Aarav Gupta scored 54 and 42 runs respectively which helped to prop the innings. Praveer received good support from Veer Shinde 3 for 76 and Atharva Kini 2 for 55. Nallasopara Center were 5 for no loss, 4 overs when stumps were drawn.
Brief scores (semi-finals): Young Zoroastrian, Azad Maidan Centre – 1st Innings: 285 all out, 68.3 overs (Shon Korgaonkar 116, Dhairya Patil 51, Advait Rahate 32; Ishaan Bhere 3 for 16, Shoaib Ansari 3 for 35) Vs Nerul Gymkhana, Nerul Centre – 1st Innings: 21 for no loss 4 overs.
Bhayander Municipal Ground Center – 1st innings: 264 all out, 68.3 overs (Aarav Malhotra 82, Varun Ghone 54, Aarav Gupta 42; Praveer Singh 5 for 35, Veer Shinde 3 for 76, Atharva Kini 2 for 55) Vs Municipal Ground, Nallasopara Center – 1st innings: 5 for no loss, 4 overs.