Santosh Sports Cricket Academy after opting to bat first scored a very healthy total of 188/3 in 20 overs. Openers Raj Patil and Shardul Khanolkar stitched an impressive opening stand of 182 runs in 115 balls. Raj scored a 54 ball 87 laced with 10 fours and 3 sixes while Shardul Khanolkar remained unbeaten till the end scoring an anchoring 88* off 66 balls (14 fours).
Thanks to some really tight bowling by the SPCA bowlers, Kalyan Sports Foundation were bundled out for 50 runs.
SPCA won the match by 138 runs while Shardul was declared ‘man of the match’ for his solid half century.
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MG Kashi University after being made to bat first at the KIIT Ground Bhubaneshwar were all out for 218/10 in 44.5 overs. Sawan Singh with 50 off 56 balls was the highest scorer while Atif Shaikh from Mumbai team was the pick of the bowlers coming up with a brilliant spell. Atif came up with envious bowling figures of 5/47 as he kept on taking wickets at regular intervals.
Mumbai University on the other hand chased down the score in just 38.4 overs winning the match by 4 wkts with Shreeraj Gharat top scoring the innings with a match winning 64* off 68 balls.
BARC Staff Club after electing to bat first at the Bharat CC ground managed to score 250/9 in 45 overs. Vikas Pol with 69 runs and Kalpesh Keni with 53 runs were the highest scorers for their team. From ICICI, Karan Sonavale, Kiran and Aniket chipped in with 2 wkts each.
ICICI Bank on the other hand were all out for 237 runs despite a brilliant fight by Karan Sonavale. Karan coming at no.4 scored a solid 87 off 93 balls (6 fours) waging a lone battle as he lacked support from the other end.
Barc Staff Club won the match by 13 runs while Karan’s all-round show did proved to be the highlight performance of the match.
RR Education batting first at Islam Gymkhana notched up a massive total of 174/2 in 15 overs vs SVIS Gorai. Palak Dharamshi with 51* was the highest scorer as she upped the run rate with his quickfire knock hitting some brilliant shots.
SVIS Gorai in reply managed to score only 74/4 in 15 overs where in Palak Dharamshi with 4/37 was the pick of the bowlers taking all the 4 wkts which SVIS lost. Palak simply owned the match with his all-round performance as RR Education won the match by 98runs.
Teleperformance after being made to bat first at the Central Maidan Thane scored 286/5 in 29 overs where in 68 runs were penalty runs awarded to Teleperformances. All the batsman from top to middle order chipped in with 40’s and 30’s while they lacked any batman crossing crossing half century.
Datamatics on the other hand managed to score 193/3 in 33 overs where in Dishan Rane opening the innings scored a brilliant 106*. Dishan remained unbeaten till the end in his run a ball ton smashing 9 fours and 3 sixes.
Teleperformances won the match by 93 runs while Dishan’s 106* remained the highlight performance of the match.
CIPLA after being put to bat first at the Kamat Ground (Dadar) managed to score 245/9 in 43.3 overs. Bipin Waghela coming at no.3 scored an aggressive 82 off 70 balls laced with 7 boundaries. Bipin brought back the positive momentum for CIPLA while also received good support from A.Patil who scored 65 runs off 63 balls (5 fours).
AIR India in reply were all out for 185 runs in 39.4 overs as CIPLA bowlers did an excellent job. A Desai with 3/30 was the pick of the bowlers while Bipin who scored 82 runs also chipped in with 2 wickets alongwith J, Mali (2/26).
CIPLA won the match by 60 runs and qualify for the semi finals of the Times Shield Tournament ‘19
Sanika who has been scoring runs as well as taking wickets consistently in the Manoramabai Tournament continued to impress this time with a blockbuster all-round performance. RR Education batting first scored 135/2 in 15 overs with Sanika Chalke opening the innings top scored with a stylish 101. Sanika took on the bowlers with confidence covering every corner of the ground with her attacking batting style reaching her hundred in 54 balls laced with 20 fours.
CNM School in reply were bundled out for 35 runs in 11.3 overs with Sanika Chalke being the pick of the bowlers taking 6/18. Sanika was spot on with the ball troubling the batters with her impressive spin as RR Education won the match by 100 runs.
Played at the Islam Gymkhana Ground, Shardashram Vidyamandir English School Dadar batting first scored a massive 191/1 in 15 overs. Opening the innings Aanchal Valanju who scored a 46 ball ton in 2018 & usually is known for her firebrand batting style tore apart the bowlers with disdain going on to score a brilliant 130 off 56 balls. Her innings was a display of pure flamboyance as she smashed some brilliant fours and sixes at a strike rate of 250.00+
RR Education in reply managed to score only 67/4 in 15 overs, thanks to some tight bowling by the Shardashram Girls.
Shardashram School win the semis by 125 runs and qualify into the finals of the tournament.
Johnson & Johnson after being made to bat first at the Sachivalay Gymkhana managed to score 144/7 in 20 overs. The top order players lost wickets quickly but crucial 40’s by N Shivalkar and Rohan Jadhav chipped in with crucial 40’s at the middle order.
RIKA Global once again chased down the score with superlative ease thanks to their aggressive opener Aakash Patil. Aakash went on to score a quickfire 85* off 49 balls at a strike rate of 173.47 as RIKA Global won the match by 9 wkts and 5.3 overs to spare.
Played at the Rajkot Railway Cricket Ground, Jamnagar District C.A electing to bat first scored 320/10 in 87.5 overs. Dev Dand with 5/71 in 28.5 overs & 6 maidens was the pick of the bowlers while Fenil Soni chipped in with 2 wkts.
Kachch Rural Dist.CA in reply managed to score 350/9 in 90 overs as opener Fenil Soni went on to score a elegant 172* off 220 balls. Fenil smashed 18 fours and 1 six as he kept the scoreboard ticking hitting some really impressive shots despite lacking support from the other end.
Even though Jamnagar District Association got back into the game and won the match in 2nd innings, it was Fenil from kachcch team with 172* and 4 wkts who grabbed all the attention with his all-round performance.