Intense Encounter Ends in a Thrilling Tie in MCA Senior Women Summer Camp Tournament
In an enthralling clash between Team A and Team B in the MCA Senior Women Summer Camp Tournament 2022-2023, the match concluded in a nail-biting tie. The teams showcased their exceptional cricketing skills, leaving the spectators on the edge of their seats throughout the game.
Team B won the toss and decided to bat first, aiming to set a competitive total. Their opening batswomen took to the crease with confidence, looking to provide a solid foundation for their team. However, Team A’s bowlers displayed exceptional control and discipline, making scoring opportunities scarce for Team B.
Riya Salunkhe emerged as the star performer for Team B, exhibiting remarkable stroke play during her innings. Salunkhe’s aggressive approach allowed her to score a vital 47 runs, propelling Team B to a respectable total of 109 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
In pursuit of the target, Team A faced a stern challenge from Team B’s disciplined bowling attack. The batswomen had to show resilience and composure to chase down the score. Khushi Bhatia, Team A’s standout player, displayed exceptional skill and determination during her unbeaten knock of 46 runs.
Bhatia’s innings proved crucial in steering Team A towards victory, as she held her nerves in a tense run chase. However, Team B’s bowlers fought back valiantly, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals. Despite their best efforts, Team A managed to equal Team B’s score, reaching 109 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
The match ended in a thrilling tie, showcasing the evenly matched skills and competitive spirit of both teams. The players from both sides exhibited commendable sportsmanship and showcased their talent on the field.
Riya Salunkhe’s outstanding batting performance earned her recognition as the top scorer of the match, while Khushi Bhatia’s unbeaten knock ensured Team A stayed in the hunt for victory. Both players played pivotal roles in their respective teams’ success.
The tie result reflects the closely contested nature of the game, leaving spectators and players alike in awe of the skills and determination showcased on the field. It is a testament to the growth and progress of women’s cricket in the MCA Senior Women Summer Camp Tournament.
Both Team A and Team B can take pride in their performances and draw inspiration from this thrilling encounter. The tie result highlights the competitiveness and talent present in the tournament, setting the stage for more exciting clashes in the future.
Mumbai, May 25: Bank of Baroda and Bank of Maharashtra continued with their winning streak and reached the finals of the 61st Sir Benegal Ramarau Inter-Bank Cricket tournament organised by Reserve Bank of India Sports Club.
In the first semi-final, Bank of Baroda (BoB) defeated host Reserve Bank of India by 25 runs. Batting first, BoB scored 150 for 5 in 20 overs with Chetan Bisht scoring an unbeaten 74 runs and Rakshit 40 runs to lift the total. Chirag Parmar and Jay Nayak of RBI bagged 2 wickets each. While chasing, RBI were all out for 125 in 19.4 overs. Kunal Thorat of BoB finished with 3 for 27.
In the second semi-final, Bank of Maharashtra (BoM) defeated Central Bank of India by 34 runs. Batting first BoM scored 151 for 5 in 20 overs, with their openers Ashutosh Mali and Soham Mali putting up 109 runs for the 1st wicket. Ashutosh Mali 59 runs in 41 balls and Soham Mali 55 in 50 balls propped the total. In reply, Central Bank of India were restricted to 117 for 8 in 20 overs. Himanshu Sonthalia of BoM was the star with the ball as he finished with 3 for 22 in his 4 overs.
Mumbai, May 25: Rizvi College emerged worthy champions as they registered a massive 75-run victory against KES Shroff Junior College in the final of the 1st MCA Junior College cricket tournament 2022-2023, for the Late Saqib Rizvi Memorial Trophy and played at the MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana ground, Kandivali on Thursday. The tournament is sponsored by Rizvi Education Trust.
Choosing to bat first, Rizvi College piled up a healthy total of 171 runs for the loss of eight wickets from their quota of 20 overs. The Rizvi College innings was built on the modest contributions from Nutan Goel 32 runs, Prem Naik 31 runs, Awais Khan 28 runs and Aryan Shejule 22 runs, while KES Shroff’s left-arm spinner Zenith Sachdev 3 for 22 was the most successful bowler.
In reply, KES Shroff Junior College batsmen failed miserably to score runs as they lost wickets at regular intervals and were restricted to 96 for 9 wickets from their stipulated 20 overs. The only batter to get a decent knock was Pranav Sawant who scored 26 runs. Rizvi College’s Pranay Rana was mainly responsible for KES Shroff College batting collapse as he claimed 4 for just 12 runs. His teammate Mohd Dakhani Ram took 2 wickets for 18 runs to secure the win.
Brief scores (final): Rizvi College 171 for 8 wickets, 20 overs (Nutan Goel 32, Prem Naik 31, Awais Khan 28, Aryan Shejule 22; Zenith Sachdev 3 for 22) beat KES Shroff Junior College 96 for 9, 20 overs (Pranav Sawant 26; Pranay Rana 4 for 12, Mohd Dakhani Ram 2 for 18). Result: Rizvi College won by 75 runs.
Mumbai, May 24: A determined JSW Steel Ltd. SC recorded a stunning 33-run victory against Aruprit Tigers in a tense and low-scoring final of the MCA Corporate Trophy ‘C’ Division cricket tournament, played at the MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana ground, Kandivali on Tuesday evening.
Opting to bat first, JSW Steel Ltd. CC batsmen found the going tough and could only post a meagre total of 111 runs all out in 18.2 overs. Thanks to the knocks from Parag Jadhav 38 runs (36-balls, 6×4) and Arjun Thappa 20 runs JSW Steel managed to cross the three-figure mark. Aruprit Tigers bowling attack led by Piyush Kanojia 3 for 15, Hrushikesh Pawar 3 for 26, Nirankar Sharma 2 for 18 and Navin Wagh 2 for 23 shared the wickets.
Defending a low score, the JSW Steel bowlers rose to the challenge and managed to dismiss Aruprit Tigers for a measly 78 runs all out in 18.4 overs. Tushar Chate was the top-scorer with 26 runs. JSW Steel bowlers Yash Kripal 2 for 11, Nikhil Ambhire 2 for 14 and Chirag Kini 2 for 15 did well to contain the rival batters and snatch a deserving victory and emerge champions.
Brief scores: JSW Steel Ltd. CC 111 all out, 18.2 overs (Parag Jadhav 38 (36-balls, 6×4), Arjun Thappa 20; Piyush Kanojia 3 for 15, Hrushikesh Pawar 3 for 26, Nirankar Sharma 2 for 18, Navin Wagh 2 for 23) beat Aruprit Tigers 78 all out, 18.4 overs (Tushar Chate 26; Yash Kripal 2 for 11, Nikhil Ambhire 2 for 14, Chirag Kini 2 fof 15). Result: JSW Steel won by 33 runs.
Mumbai, May 23: Jain Irrigation Cricket Club emerged champions defeating Automotive Cricket Club by 21 runs in the MCA Corporate Trophy ‘C’ Division final, played at the MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana ground, Kandivali on Tuesday.
Deciding to bat first, Jain Irrigation CC managed to amass quite a challenging score of 165 runs for 8 wickets from their stipulated 20 overs. Later, the Jain Irrigation bowling attack picked up wickets at regular intervals to contain the Automotive CC batter and restrict them to 144 runs for the loss of nine wickets from their quota of 20 overs and secure the victory.
Jain Irrigation was well-served by left-handed middle-order batsman Kaushal Tambe who scored a 27-ball 44 runs with two boundaries and sixes each. His knock along with substantial contributions from number three bat Jay Jain 24 runs and number four bat Suved Parkar 37 runs (24-balls, 5×4) put the Jain Irrigation innings back on track and lifted the total. Automotive’s Santosh Chavan 3 for 24 and Aditya Rane 3 for 29 were their best bowlers.
Automotive CC struggled in the chase and they cheaply lost wickets and were unable to make a fight. The only batters who managed to get some decent runs was Aditya Shemadkar 37 runs (24-balls, 6×4), Manesh Bhogle unbeaten 32 runs (21-balls, 1×4,2×6) and Sushant Waje quick 27 runs (19-balls, 2×4,2×6), but all their efforts went in vain. Jain Irrigation spinners Shubham Sharma 3 for 16, Jagdish Zope 2 for 22 and Shashank Attarde 2 for 24 did the damage to seal their triumph.
Brief scores: Jain Irrigation CC 165 for 8, 20 overs (Kaushal Tambe 44 (27-balls, 2×4,2×6), Suved Parkar 37 (24-balls, 5×4), Jay Jain 24; Santosh Chavan 3 for 24, Aditya Rane 3 for 29) beat Automotive CC 144 for 9, 20 overs (Aditya Shemadkar 37 (24-balls, 6×4), Manesh Bhogle 32* (21-balls, 1×4,2×6), Sushant Waje 27 (19-balls, 2×4,2×6); Shubham Sharma 3 for 16, Jagdish Zope 2 for 22, Shashank Attarde 2 for 24). Result: Jain Irrigation won by 21 runs.
Mumbai, May 21: Young talented all-rounder Musheer Khan played a significant role with bat and ball, which ensured Mumbai Police City Riders emerge champions by comfortably defeating Thane Marathas by 20 runs in the final of the Mumbai Cricket Club (MCC) and Jwala Sports Foundation (JSF) organized MitsuiShoji T20 Cricket League (Season 9), played under floodlights at the Mumbai Police Gymkhana ground, Marine Drive on Saturday.
Chief Guest, Chaminda Vaas, Sri Lanka’s legendary fast bowlers awarded the Champions and Runners-up Trophies and the cash awards to the two teams. Mumbai Police received a cheque of Rs 70,000 and Thane Marathas had to rest content with a sum of Rs 30,000.
Sent in to bat first, Mumbai Police riding on Musheer’s blistering innings piled up a massive total of 167 for 8 wickets in 20 overs. The 18-year-old opening batsman Musheer played some exquisite strokes on both sides of the wicket and went on to score a quick 32-ball 61 runs which was studded with six boundaries and five well-struck hits over the fence. Musheer along with Hardik Tamore 29 runs put on 77 runs for 1st wicket in 7.5 overs which laid the foundation for Mumbai Police to build a substantial total. Later, Shrikant Limbole added 28 runs to lift the Mumbai Police innings.
Later, the left-arm spinner Musheer claimed 3 quick wickets for 17 runs to dismiss Thane Marathas for 147 in 19 overs. Left-arm spinner Sagar Mishra 2 for 14 and medium pacer Deepak Shetty 2 for 26 played perfect supporting roles.
Middle-order bat Harshal Jadhav 45 runs (37-balls, 3×4,2×6) and Sagar Jadhav 29 (20-balls, 2×4,2×6) tried to keep Marathas in the fight, but the other batsmen failed to stay long at the crease and they failed to reach the winning target.
For his remarkable performances Musheer was the obvious choice for the Man of the Match award.
The former Sri Lankan fast bowler Chaminda was impressed with the concept of this tournament and the efforts of Jwala Singh and the Mumbai Cricket Club and the Jwala Sports Foundation. “Conducting such tournaments is good for the sport. It certainly benefits the youngsters, helps in the promotion of the game and develops players for the future,” Vaas said during the prize distribution function.
“I have been here in Mumbai for the past 5 days and spent plenty of time with youngsters during the JSF High Performance training camp. I noticed that there are so many talented young cricketers, who are being trained by highly qualified coaches. Jwala (Singh) is a reputed and dedicated coach who is extremely passionate about cricket and keen to encourage youngsters. He has already produced several top class cricketers and I am confident that many more players from his academies will make it big,” the left-handed speedster pointed out.
Brief scores: Mumbai Police City Riders 167 for 8, 20 overs (Musheer Khan 61 (32-balls, 6×4,5×6), Hardik Tamore 29 (25-balls, 3×4,1×6), Shrikant Limbole 28 (19-balls, 5×4) beat Thane Marathas 147 all out, 19 overs (Harshal Jadhav 45 (37-balls, 3×4,2×6), Sagar Jadhav 29 (20-balls, 2×4,2×6); Musheer Khan 3 for 17, Sagar Mishra 2 for 14, Deepak Shetty 2 for 26). Result: Mumbai Police City Riders won by 20 runs.
In a thrilling encounter at the Parsi Cyclist ground in Azad Maidan, MIG emerged victorious by a narrow margin of 2 runs against Sanjeevani CA in the Dham Super League U-13 tournament. The match showcased exceptional skills and intense competition between the young cricketers.
MIG won the toss and elected to bat first, looking to set a challenging target for their opponents. The opening batsmen took to the crease with determination, but Sanjeevani CA’s bowlers struck early, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals. Despite the setbacks, MIG managed to stabilize their innings and build partnerships.
Gandharv Haldankar was the standout performer for MIG, displaying excellent composure and timing during his innings of 31 runs off 30 deliveries. His contribution helped MIG reach a total of 112 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
Parin Dubey and Nikhil Gurav were the most successful bowlers for Sanjeevani CA, each claiming 2 wickets. Dubey finished with figures of 2 for 23 in 4 overs, while Gurav contributed with 2 wickets for 24 runs in 3 overs. Their disciplined bowling efforts restricted the MIG batsmen from scoring freely.
Chasing a target of 113 runs for victory, Sanjeevani CA faced a challenging task against the determined MIG bowlers. They got off to a steady start but lost wickets at crucial moments, which put them under pressure.
Shreyas Khilare of Sanjeevani CA displayed great resilience and determination, anchoring the innings with an unbeaten knock of 48 runs off 62 balls. However, despite his valiant effort, the team fell agonizingly short of the target.
Gandharv Haldankar, who impressed with his batting earlier, also made an impact with the ball. His disciplined bowling helped MIG maintain control over the opposition’s scoring rate. Haldankar finished with figures of 1 for 17 in his allotted overs.
In a thrilling finish, Sanjeevani CA managed to score 110 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in their 20 overs, falling just 2 runs short of the target set by MIG. The match witnessed tense moments and exciting cricket throughout.
Gandharv Haldankar’s all-round performance, contributing with both bat and ball, earned him the well-deserved Man of the Match award. His crucial runs and economical bowling played a significant role in MIG’s victory.
The match between MIG and Sanjeevani CA exemplified the spirit of competitive cricket at the U-13 level. Both teams displayed determination, skill, and sportsmanship, making it a memorable contest for all spectators.
With this thrilling victory, MIG further strengthens their position in the Dham Super League U-13 tournament. Sanjeevani CA, despite the narrow loss, can take pride in their performance and regroup for their upcoming matches in the tournament.
In an exhilarating contest at the Dham Super League U-13 tournament, New Hind emerged victorious by a narrow margin of 7 runs against DSCA. The match, held at the renowned New Era ground in Azad Maidan, showcased the talent and determination of young cricketers.
New Hind won the toss and elected to bat first, aiming to set a challenging target for their opponents. Taking to the crease, their opening batsmen faced a disciplined bowling attack from DSCA. Despite losing a few early wickets, New Hind managed to stabilize their innings.
Eshan Kale, New Hind’s top-order batsman, showcased his exceptional skills and anchored the innings with an unbeaten knock of 45 runs off 39 deliveries. His innings included five boundaries, which helped propel New Hind to a respectable total of 100 runs for the loss of six wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
DSCA bowlers Swayam Garje and Shaurya Jaiswal performed admirably, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals. Garje finished with figures of 2 for 14 in 4 overs, including an impressive maiden over, while Jaiswal contributed with 2 wickets for 21 runs in 3 overs.
Chasing a target of 101 runs for victory, DSCA faced a stern challenge from the disciplined bowling attack of New Hind. The batsmen found it difficult to gather momentum, losing wickets at crucial junctures of the innings.
Vighnesh Shinde of DSCA showcased determination and resilience, scoring a patient 32 runs off 45 deliveries. However, his efforts were not enough to guide his team to victory. The New Hind bowlers, led by Shaurya Keten, bowled tight lines and lengths, restricting the scoring opportunities for the opposition.
Keten emerged as the pick of the bowlers for New Hind, claiming 2 wickets for 27 runs in his 4 overs. His economical spell proved vital in maintaining the pressure on DSCA’s batting lineup.
Despite a valiant effort by DSCA, they fell short of the target, managing a total of 93 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. New Hind’s disciplined bowling and fielding efforts played a significant role in their victory.
Ishan Kale, for his outstanding unbeaten knock of 45 runs, was deservedly awarded the Man of the Match. His innings not only stabilized the New Hind innings but also provided the impetus for them to set a competitive target.
The thrilling encounter between New Hind and DSCA showcased the promising talent of young cricketers and highlighted their passion for the game. Both teams displayed commendable sportsmanship and a fighting spirit throughout the match.
With this victory, New Hind continues their winning streak in the Dham Super League U-13 and strengthens their position in the tournament. DSCA, on the other hand, will regroup and look to bounce back in their upcoming matches, aiming to make a mark in the tournament.
In an exhilarating contest at the Dham Super League U-13 tournament, New Hind emerged victorious by a narrow margin of 7 runs against DSCA. The match, held at the renowned New Era ground in Azad Maidan, showcased the talent and determination of young cricketers.
New Hind won the toss and elected to bat first, aiming to set a challenging target for their opponents. Taking to the crease, their opening batsmen faced a disciplined bowling attack from DSCA. Despite losing a few early wickets, New Hind managed to stabilize their innings.
Eshan Kale, New Hind’s top-order batsman, showcased his exceptional skills and anchored the innings with an unbeaten knock of 45 runs off 39 deliveries. His innings included five boundaries, which helped propel New Hind to a respectable total of 100 runs for the loss of six wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
DSCA bowlers Swayam Garje and Shaurya Jaiswal performed admirably, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals. Garje finished with figures of 2 for 14 in 4 overs, including an impressive maiden over, while Jaiswal contributed with 2 wickets for 21 runs in 3 overs.
Chasing a target of 101 runs for victory, DSCA faced a stern challenge from the disciplined bowling attack of New Hind. The batsmen found it difficult to gather momentum, losing wickets at crucial junctures of the innings.
Vighnesh Shinde of DSCA showcased determination and resilience, scoring a patient 32 runs off 45 deliveries. However, his efforts were not enough to guide his team to victory. The New Hind bowlers, led by Shaurya Keten, bowled tight lines and lengths, restricting the scoring opportunities for the opposition.
Keten emerged as the pick of the bowlers for New Hind, claiming 2 wickets for 27 runs in his 4 overs. His economical spell proved vital in maintaining the pressure on DSCA’s batting lineup.
Despite a valiant effort by DSCA, they fell short of the target, managing a total of 93 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. New Hind’s disciplined bowling and fielding efforts played a significant role in their victory.
Ishan Kale, for his outstanding unbeaten knock of 45 runs, was deservedly awarded the Man of the Match. His innings not only stabilized the New Hind innings but also provided the impetus for them to set a competitive target.
The thrilling encounter between New Hind and DSCA showcased the promising talent of young cricketers and highlighted their passion for the game. Both teams displayed commendable sportsmanship and a fighting spirit throughout the match.
With this victory, New Hind continues their winning streak in the Dham Super League U-13 and strengthens their position in the tournament. DSCA, on the other hand, will regroup and look to bounce back in their upcoming matches, aiming to make a mark in the tournament.
61st RBI Sir Benegal Ramarau Inter- Bank cricket tournament was inaugurated by the Chief Guest of the Tournament Shri. Ajay Michyari, Regional Director, RBI Mumbai Office.
In the Bank Shield Cricket tournament 14 teams have participated with around 210 players giving their best to be on the winning side.
The opening ceremony was attended by senior officials of R.B.I. and the attendees were Pankaj Kumar, CGM, R Sudeep GM, Bipin Nair, DGM, Ramesh Iyer, DGM, Abhay Joshi, AGM and other Senior officers from Reserve Bank of India.
The Tournament has also got support from various Unions and Associations of Reserve Bank of India and was attended by Shri. Subhash Agarwal, RBOA , Shri. Gavin Coelho, AIRBOA, Shri. Ajit Subhedar, AIRBEA and Shri. Ramesh Pitale, AIRBWF.
The opening match of the tournament was played between the hosts i.e., Reserve Bank of India and New India Assurance. RBI, under the guidance of Yashwant Bhosle, Coach started off their campaign with a comfortable win against New India Assurance. RBI scored 222 runs with the loss of 5 wickets in 20 overs. While chasing this total, NEW INDIA ASSURANCE were bowled out for a score of 105 in 19.1 overs.
RBI WON THE MATCH BY 117 RUNS, thanks to MAN OF THE MATCH AMIT PASI FROM RBI MUMBAI as HE SCORED 91 RUNS IN JUST 51 BALLS. The spin duo of RBI, with Jay Nayak and Kunal Shirke had a good day with the ball and both finished with 3 wickets each.
The tournament is very well organised by Reserve Bank of India Sports Club, Mumbai under the leadership of Shri. Ajay Ambre and Mangesh Rane as Organising Secretary, Shri. Francis Cabral, Secretary, RBI Sports Club Mumbai, Shri Gavin Coelho,Mentor, Shri. Sachin Tambe as Treasurer, Rajesh More, Indoor Secretary, Ravindra Thakur, Outdoor Secretary with Vinay Naik, Roshan Palande, Uday Nagvekar and Chetan Thorepatil as part of the organising committee.