United CCA Emerges Victorious with a Resounding 111-run Win over Patan CC in Kanga Knockout
In a thrilling encounter in the Kanga Knockout tournament, Patan CC locked horns with United CCA at the picturesque cricket ground. United CCA won the toss and elected to bat, setting the stage for an exciting contest.
Taking to the crease, United CCA began their innings with determination and a clear intent to put up a challenging total on the board. Their opening batsmen, Patrick Allen and Suraj Lalwani, displayed excellent technique and composure, frustrating the Patan CC bowlers with their solid partnership.
Patrick Allen proved to be the backbone of United CCA’s innings, demonstrating his prowess with the bat. He showcased remarkable strokeplay and a strong temperament, remaining unbeaten throughout the innings. Allen’s magnificent knock of 112 runs off just 119 deliveries featured 10 boundaries and 2 maximums, providing a solid foundation for his team’s total.
Suraj Lalwani also made a significant contribution to United CCA’s cause, providing valuable support to Allen. His composed innings of 54 runs off 54 balls helped maintain the team’s momentum, as they steadily accumulated runs. Additionally, Mayuresh Yadav’s quickfire 36 off 26 balls further bolstered the total.
Patan CC’s bowlers fought valiantly to contain the opposition’s batsmen, with Deven Dhruva being the standout performer. Dhruva picked up two crucial wickets, conceding only 29 runs in his allotted overs. However, United CCA managed to reach a challenging total of 262 runs for the loss of six wickets in their allotted 45 overs.
Chasing a formidable target, Patan CC faced an uphill battle right from the start. United CCA’s bowlers were determined to defend their total and put pressure on the opposition batsmen.
Patan CC’s innings got off to a shaky start as they lost early wickets, hampering their run chase. Krish Vora and Jigar Shah fought back bravely, showcasing their batting skills and trying to stabilize the innings. Vora contributed a well-fought 36 runs, while Shah scored 30 runs, attempting to revive their team’s hopes.
However, the relentless bowling attack from United CCA proved to be too much for Patan CC’s batsmen to handle. The combination of Suraj Lalwani and Mayuresh Yadav wreaked havoc, claiming three wickets each to dent Patan CC’s progress. Lalwani’s brilliant spell of 3 for 27 and Yadav’s disciplined bowling, resulting in figures of 3 for 44, played a pivotal role in restricting Patan CC.
Despite the efforts of Deven Dhruva, who contributed a valiant 31 runs, Patan CC struggled to build substantial partnerships and maintain the required run rate. Prasad Rahate chipped in with two wickets, further deepening the woes of the Patan CC batting lineup.
In the end, Patan CC could only muster 151 runs before being bowled out in 35.1 overs, falling short by 111 runs. United CCA emerged triumphant with an impressive victory, thanks to their excellent batting performance and disciplined bowling effort.
Patrick Allen’s match-winning century and the combined efforts of Suraj Lalwani, Mayuresh Yadav, and the rest of the United CCA team proved too much for Patan CC to handle. United CCA showcased their dominance in this Kanga Knockout encounter and will carry this confidence into the next phase of the tournament.
*48th All India Goswami Ganesh Dutt Cricket Tournament (Registered).
Chand Khanna Cricket Club advances to the next stage with Ankit Pratap Singh’s superb batting. Match played between Chand Khanna Cricket Club and AIMIL today. Chand Khanna Cricket Club won the toss and chose to bowl.
While batting first, AIMIL scored 246 runs in 40 overs. Opener Tejaswi scored 55 (44) runs, playing with Vikas Singh who scored 77 (76) runs with composure. Chand Khanna’s bowlers managed to control the runs, and in the last three overs, Karnveer Premi accelerated the scoring, smashing 45 (19) runs off just 45 deliveries, helping AIMIL reach a respectable total.
From Chand Khanna Cricket Club, Vanshaj Sharma took 3/36 wickets, Kartik Siddhu 2/29, Arjun 2/44, and Bobby Yadav 2/65. Chasing the target, Ankit Pratap Singh from Chand Khanna Cricket Club played a magnificent and sensible innings of 92 (77) runs. He was supported by Arpit Rana 46 (32), Mayank Rawat 56 (39), and Arush Malhotra’s unbeaten 37 (35), leading Chand Khanna Cricket Club to victory and qualified for the next round.*
From AIMIL side, Deepesh Balyan took 3/53 wickets.
Today’s
Kimati Products, VSP Travel, and Brackish Fragrances Man of the Match
Ankit Pratap Singh – 92 runs
Chand Khanna Cricket Club
Presented by Shri Ved Prakash Sareen, Secretary and Shri Vikas Vij Tournament Secretary
Today’s
VSP Travel and Brackish Fragrances Most Promising Cricketer of the Match
Vikas Singh – 77 runs
Emil
Presented by Shri Ved Prakash Sareen, Secretary and Shri Vikas Vij Tournament Secretary
The next match on May 21, 2023, will be played between the Organizing Committee and DSJA XI. It will be a 20-20 overs match.
Mumbai: Producing another steady collective all-round performance, Mumbai Police City Riders smoothly cruised into the final as they convincingly defeated Ghatkopar Jets by 39 runs in the second semi-final match of the Mumbai Cricket Club (MCC) and Jwala Sports Foundation (JSF) organized MitsuiShoji T20 Cricket League (Season 9), played at the Air India Sports Club ground, Kalina on Thursday.
Mumbai Police City Riders will clash with Thane Marathas in the final to be played under floodlights at the Mumbai Police Gymkhana ground on Saturday evening.
Sent in to bat first, Mumbai Police’s top three batsmen made substantial contributions which saw them reach a challenging score of 194 for 7 wickets from their 20 overs. The two opening batters Hardik Tamore 46 runs (28-balls, 8×4,1×6) and Aakarshit Gomel 41 runs (29-balls, 5×4,1×6) and number 3 bat Sagar Mishra 41 runs (28-balls, 4×4,2×6) propelled the team to a massive total. Ghatkopar Jets skipper Ajinkya Belose claimed 3 wickets for 11 runs.
In response, Ghatkopar Jets batsmen were contained by the Mumbai Police bowlers and were dismissed for 155 in 19. 2overs, The leading run-scorers for Ghatkopar Jets was Ajit Pahelvan 47 runs (24-balls, 5×4,3×6) and Siddharth Mhatre 30 runs (23-balls, 5×4). Mumbai Police’s Swapnil Kulaye 3 for 25, Sujit Nayak 2 for 16 and Kush Jain 2 for 29 shared the wickets which ensured their team clinched a deserving victory.
Brief scores (semi-finals): Mumbai Police City Riders 194 for 7, 20 overs (Hardik Tamore 46 (28-balls, 8×4,1×6), Aakarshit Gomel 41 (29-balls, 5×4,1×6), Sagar Mishra 41 (28-balls, 4×4,2×6), Pradesh Lad 20; Ajinkya Belose 3 for 11) beat Ghatkopar Jets 155 all out, 19. 2overs (Ajit Pahelvan 47 (24-balls, 5×4,3×6), Siddharth Mhatre 30 (23-balls, 5×4); Swapnil Kulaye 3 for 25, Sujit Nayak 2 for 16, Kush Jain 2 for 29). Result: Mumbai City Police won by 39 runs.
In a thrilling final match of the Chanawala 40 Overs Trophy, O GROW ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES took on EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED at the iconic Azad Maidan. EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED won the toss and elected to bat, setting the stage for an exciting encounter.
EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED started their innings with determination and put up a formidable total on the board. They scored 194 runs before being bowled out in just 26 overs. Sandeep Saroj was the star performer, smashing a blistering 95 off just 50 balls, including 17 boundaries. Pranay Rana also played a crucial role, contributing 37 runs off 27 deliveries. However, Sumit Hudge from O GROW ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES displayed an excellent bowling performance, taking 5 wickets for 34 runs in just 5 overs.
Chasing a challenging target, O GROW ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL SERVICES fought hard but fell short in their run chase. They were bowled out for 121 runs in 28.5 overs. Ravi Yadav top-scored for his team with a patient knock of 42 runs off 77 balls. However, the bowlers from EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED, led by Pranay Rana with 4 wickets for 38 runs and captain Kabir Malhotra with 3 wickets for 29 runs, proved to be too strong for the opposition.
With a convincing victory, EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED emerged as the champions of the Chanawala 40 Overs Trophy, winning the final match by 73 runs. Their exceptional batting performance, led by Sandeep Saroj’s explosive innings, and a disciplined bowling display were the key factors in their success.
The tournament showcased some thrilling cricketing action and remarkable performances from both teams. It was a testament to the talent and skill of the players who competed at the highest level. EMPIRE INDUSTRIES LIMITED’s triumph in the final will be remembered as they lifted the prestigious trophy in a fiercely fought contest.
The Chanawala 40 Overs Trophy concluded on a high note, leaving fans and spectators eagerly anticipating the next edition, where more exciting matches and outstanding individual performances are sure to captivate cricket enthusiasts.
In an enthralling encounter between U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 and U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2, the match ended in a draw, with U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 securing a first innings lead. U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 won the toss and elected to bat, looking to put up a competitive total.
U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 started their first innings with determination. Shashwat Jagtap played a vital innings, scoring 60 runs, while Sahil Gode contributed 39 runs. However, the bowlers from U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2, led by Varun Lavande, proved to be a tough challenge. Lavande showcased his bowling prowess, claiming 6 wickets for 45 runs. U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 was eventually bowled out for 192 runs in 56.1 overs.
In response, U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 came out to bat in their first innings with confidence. Bhushan Talawadekar displayed his batting skills with a magnificent century, scoring 110 runs. Jash Ganiga also made a valuable contribution, scoring 75 runs, while Vinay Kunwar added 39 runs to the team’s total. Atharva Dakway from U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 put up a commendable effort, taking 5 wickets for 83 runs. U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 was eventually bowled out for 354 runs in 65.5 overs, securing a significant first innings lead.
In their second innings, U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 showed resilience and determination. Sahil Gode played a stellar innings, scoring an impressive 120 runs, while Ayush Singh provided valuable support with 66 runs. Satyam Chaudhary from U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 picked up 3 wickets for 43 runs. U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 ended their second innings at 222 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in just 32 overs.
With U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 securing a first innings lead, the match ended in a draw. The encounter showcased the talent and skills of the young cricketers from both teams. Despite the draw, the match provided an exciting display of cricket and kept the spectators engaged throughout.
U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 2 and U-23 National CC Cross Centre 2 exhibited their cricketing abilities and determination. The match highlighted the competitive spirit and promising performances of the young players. As the tournament progresses, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await more thrilling encounters and exceptional displays of talent from these talented U-23 teams.
In an intense match between U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 and U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2, the encounter ended in a draw, but not before U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 took a commanding first innings lead. U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 won the toss and elected to bat, aiming to post a competitive total on the board.
U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 began their first innings with determination. Janak Bhoir played a crucial innings, scoring 56 runs, while Dhruv Brid contributed 34 runs to the team’s total. However, the bowlers from U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2, led by Harshal Jadhav, posed a strong challenge. Jadhav showcased his bowling prowess, taking 4 wickets for just 4 runs. U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 was eventually bowled out for 164 runs in 59.4 overs.
In response, U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 came out to bat in their first innings with confidence. They displayed a dominant batting performance, led by outstanding centuries from Parth Phatak and Pragnesh Kanpilewar. Phatak scored 111 runs, while Kanpilewar contributed 104 runs to the team’s total. Jay Jain also played a vital role, scoring 85 runs, and Harshal Jadhav chipped in with 41 runs. U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 declared their innings at an impressive 352 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 61.1 overs, taking a significant first innings lead.
In their second innings, U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 faced a daunting task to save the match. Janak Bhoir once again displayed his batting prowess, scoring 37 runs. However, Atharva Bhosle from U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 proved to be a formidable opponent, claiming 3 wickets for 11 runs. U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 ended their second innings at 83 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in 33 overs.
With U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 securing a substantial first innings lead, the match ended in a draw. The encounter showcased the talent and skills of the young cricketers from both teams. Despite the draw, the match provided an exciting display of cricket and kept the spectators engaged throughout.
U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 2 and U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 2 exhibited their cricketing abilities and determination. The match highlighted the competitive spirit and promising performances of the young players. As the tournament progresses, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await more thrilling encounters and exceptional displays of talent from these talented U-23 teams.
In a thrilling encounter between U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 and U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1, the match ended in a draw, but not before U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 took a significant first innings lead. U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 won the toss and elected to bat, hoping to set a competitive total.
U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 began their first innings with high hopes. However, they faced a tough challenge from the U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 bowlers. Despite their efforts, U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 struggled to build substantial partnerships, eventually being bowled out for 110 runs in 42.3 overs.
In response, U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 came out to bat in their first innings. Kaushal Valsankar led the charge with an impressive knock of 91 runs, anchoring the innings with determination. Arjun Dani also played a crucial role, remaining unbeaten on 57 runs. However, the bowlers from U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 fought back, with Dhanit Raut claiming 6 wickets for 59 runs and Aaditya Kumar Singh taking 4 wickets for 29 runs. U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 was eventually bowled out for 215 runs in 56.4 overs, taking a first innings lead.
In their second innings, U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 showed resilience and determination. Bhargav Patil played a spectacular innings, scoring an impressive 147 runs. He received support from Omkar Malekar, who contributed 42 runs. Shubham Sawant from U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 put up a valiant effort, claiming 3 wickets for 46 runs. At the end of their innings, U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 had amassed a total of 329 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in 43 overs.
With U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 taking a first innings lead, the match ended in a draw. The encounter showcased the competitive spirit and skills of both teams. Despite the draw, the match provided ample entertainment and excitement for the spectators.
The U-23 Chiklikar Ground Vangaon Centre 1 and U-23 Police Gymkhana Centre 1 displayed their talent and determination throughout the match. The contest was a testament to the promising young cricketers participating in the tournament. As the tournament progresses, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await more thrilling encounters and exceptional performances from the talented U-23 players
U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 and U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 1 battled it out in an intense encounter during the Under-23 Madhav Mantri Cricket Tournament 2022-2023. The match took place at an electrifying venue, with both teams showcasing their skills and determination to emerge victorious. In the end, the match concluded in a draw, but not before U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 took a significant first innings lead.
Winning the toss, U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 elected to field first, hoping to restrict U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 1 to a manageable total. The decision to field first seemed reasonable, considering the favorable conditions for the bowlers.
U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 1 began their innings with a strong resolve. Vishwajit Jagdhale and Shreeraj Gharat laid a solid foundation, putting up a crucial partnership. Jagdhale exhibited his batting prowess by scoring a magnificent century, contributing 104 runs to the team’s total. Gharat played a supportive role, notching up a commendable score of 71. Sarvesh Patil and Rugved More also made valuable contributions of 53 and 45 runs, respectively. Akhilesh Simpi chipped in with a handy 33 runs. Ajit Yadav was the pick of the bowlers for U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1, claiming an impressive 5 wickets for 55 runs. U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 1 was eventually bowled out for 360 runs in 82.1 overs.
In response, U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 displayed remarkable resilience and determination in their first innings. Raj Waghela and Suved Parkar emerged as the stars of the batting lineup, both scoring magnificent centuries. Waghela remained unbeaten with an impressive knock of 111 runs, while Parkar matched his teammate’s feat, contributing an equally impressive 110 runs. Their partnership laid the foundation for U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1’s success in the match. Aman Maniar also made a valuable contribution of 50 runs, and Divyanshu Singh provided crucial support with an unbeaten 30 runs. The bowlers from U-23 Aniruddha Cricket Academy Kalwa Centre 1 fought hard, but couldn’t stop U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 from scoring big. At the end of their innings, U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 had amassed a total of 364 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in 76 overs.
With U-23 National CC Cross Centre 1 taking a significant first innings lead, the match ended in a draw. Both teams exhibited exceptional skills and determination throughout the game, making it a memorable contest for the spectators. The Under-23 Madhav Mantri Cricket Tournament continues to provide a platform for young talent to showcase their abilities and gain invaluable experience.
In a thrilling finale of the Legend of Salim Durani T-20 Trophy Season 7, Road Safety World Series took on Empire Industries Limited at the iconic Azad Maidan. The toss was won by Road Safety World Series, who elected to bat first, hoping to set a challenging total for their opponents.
Road Safety World Series began their innings with determination and intent. Ayush Raghuvanshi played a scintillating knock, scoring 69 runs off just 36 deliveries, including 6 fours and 3 sixes. His aggressive batting set the tone for the team’s innings. Ravi Yadav also made a valuable contribution, scoring 47 runs off 41 balls. However, the bowlers from Empire Industries Limited, led by Saddam and Naseem Pathan, put up a strong fight. They claimed 2 wickets each, restricting Road Safety World Series to a total of 169 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
In response, Empire Industries Limited came out with a clear intent to chase down the target. Kabir Malhotra, the captain of Empire Industries Limited, played a captain’s knock, scoring a brilliant 60 runs off 37 deliveries. His innings included 8 boundaries and a six, showcasing his batting prowess under pressure. The rest of the Empire Industries Limited batting lineup contributed with crucial runs as well. However, Abhishek from Road Safety World Series stood out with the ball, taking 4 wickets for 37 runs, keeping his team’s hopes alive till the very end.
In a nail-biting finish, Empire Industries Limited managed to chase down the target of 170 runs with just 1 wicket in hand and 7 balls to spare. Their relentless pursuit of victory paid off as they emerged as the champions of the Legend of Salim Durani T-20 Trophy Season 7. The match showcased the competitive spirit and skills of both teams, providing an enthralling spectacle for the spectators.
The Legend of Salim Durani T-20 Trophy Season 7 came to a thrilling conclusion, with Empire Industries Limited lifting the trophy in a hard-fought battle. The tournament once again proved to be a platform for emerging talents to display their cricketing abilities and entertain the fans. As the season concluded, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await the next edition of this prestigious tournament, expecting more exciting matches and exceptional performances from the participating teams.
In the thrilling clash between Collage Sports Club and Ravi Brothers at the 48th All India Goswami Ganesh Dutt Memorial Cricket Tournament (Regd.), Collage Sports Club emerged victorious in a high-scoring encounter.
After winning the toss, Ravi Brothers chose to field first. Collage Sports Club’s Pramod Chandel set the stage on fire with a blistering 42 off just 29 balls. Priyansh Arya played a pivotal role, scoring a brilliant 88 off 72 balls while also contributing with two important wickets. Arun Chaprana provided valuable support with a rapid 74 off 50 balls, and Vaibhav Rawal chipped in with 45 off 35 balls. Collage Sports Club posted an impressive total of 317 all out in their allotted 40 overs.
Ravi Brothers’ bowler Bhavya Kakkar had a memorable outing, claiming a fifer with figures of 5/52. Lakshay Behl and Ankit Bhadana also made significant contributions, each taking two wickets.
In their chase, Ravi Brothers started strongly with Rohan Rana smashing a quick-fire 50 off 28 balls. Salil played a responsible innings, scoring 79 off 76 balls, while Ayush Doseja, the captain, contributed 33 off 35 balls. However, their efforts fell short as they crumbled, managing only 232 all out, leaving 85 runs remaining with 6 overs to spare in the allotted 40 overs.
Priyanshu Arya was named the Kimati & VSP Travels Man of The Match for his outstanding all-round performance. Award given by Shri. Vikas Katyal Head of Operations Tournament.
Bhavya Kakkar received the VSP Travels Most Promising Player award for his five-wicket haul given by Shri Shubham Khanna VSP Travels & Shri. Amit Kumar Asst. Secretary Tournament.
Looking ahead, the match scheduled for May 19th will feature a clash between Chand Khanna CC and AIMIL.
Cricket enthusiasts can expect another thrilling encounter as the tournament continues to captivate fans across the nation.