May is the definitely the last month of Cricket in India and especially in Mumbai. After a grueling season which begins from January itself, May is the 5th and the last month of the cricketing season with major MCA and non MCA tournaments getting over. After that the season begins only after rainy season is over. Hence there are a lot of matches which are played in this month with over 400 recognized matches played in Mumbai for the month of May 2018. Hence, if a player makes it into the top 5, that is definitely a big deal worth an accolade!
Here are the Top 5 Bowling Perfomances in Mumbai Cricket for the month of May ’18
Yash Kripal (Left-arm spinner) 8/24- Kalpesh Koli Tournament ‘18
Yash bamboozled the batsman with one of the best bowling figures in this year’s tournament coming up with a stunning 8/24 in 11overs which reduced the Mahul team to 94runs all out bringing his team back into the game. In that vicious spell, Yash also took one fabulous hat-trick which completely changed the momentum as Ghatkoper center chased down the score successfully winning the match by a close margin of 1wkt.
Kartik Mishra (Left-arm spinner)-12/92- Madhav Mantri Tournament’ 18
Played at the Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana at Kandivali, two really promising young teams-Ravi Shastri XI and Rohit Sharma XI where in Ravi Shastri XI won the toss and elected to bat first. Their decision to bat first seemed to have fallen flat with Ravi Shastri XI getting bundled out for 188runs in 58.2 overs. From the bowlers-Kartik Mishra bowled a superb spell of 5/54 in 13.2 overs as he kept on bowling consistently well in the right areas while also extracted a good spin from the wicket. In reply Rohit Sharma XI were all out for 177.
Ravi Shastri Boys again collapsed in the 2nd innings and this time for just 145runs all out as spinner Kartik Mishra bamboozled the batsman with his wily spin. Kartik foxed the batsman with his smart bowling he took another 7wkts in the 2nd innings taking his tally of wickets to 12 in the match which helped his team chase down easily and win the match by 7wkts. It was a great spell by Kartik indeed!
Ayush Zimare (Left arm spinner)-10/39-U16 Kalpesh Koli Tournament ‘18
Played at the iconic and well maintained MIG Cricket Club, Worli XI and Shivaji Park XI took on each other with Shivaji Park XI winning the toss and electing to bat first. U/16 Worli team hardly looked deterred after being made to bat first as they notched up a very healthy total of 306/10 in 78.4overs.
U/16 Shivaji Park in return were skittled out for 125runs in 63.3 overs skipper Arjun Dani being the lone warrior scoring a fighting 60 off 156balls. Ayush Zimare who has been in terrific form with the ball this season continued to impress coming up with envious bowling figures of 5/18 in 19.3overs with as many as 13maidens in it. Ayush at one point was unplayable while the rest of the bowlers also did a good job. Receiving a follow on, Shivaji Park were again 7down for 62dd runs before the match ended. Ayush Zimare took another 5wkts for 22runs taking his tally of wkts to 10/39 in the match.
Worli Center won the match on 1st innings and it was a massive win with the batsman doing a good job while Ayush is one such player to look out for in the future.
Atharva Bhosale-5/6 in 12overs defending 179-Kalpesh Koli Tournament ’18
Played at the Dadkar Maidan between U/16 Mahul and U/16 Kalwa, U16 Kalwa won the toss and elected to bowl first with an aim of extracting the best out of the wicket and restrict the Mahul boys to a low total.
U/16 Mahul team surprisingly declared their innings at 178/6 in 65.3 overs which shows the confidence the entire team had while playing. Defending 179, Mahul boys successfully bundled out U/16 Kalwa team to just 62runs all out in 41overs. One of the most & young promising left-arm spinners-Atharva Bhosale once again impressed one and all with a match winning spell of 5/6 in 12overs with 10 maidens. Such bowling figures are really remarkable and shows the amount of talent this young kid has. U/16 Kalwa team were again restricted to 82runs all out in their 2nd innings after receiving a follow on.
It was an outright win by an innings and 34runs for U/16 Mahul Boys who dominated right from the start while Atharva turned out to be the shining stars in the match.
Kartik Mishra (Left-arm spinner)-12/129 in Semi finals Madhav Mantri Tournament ‘18
Played at the Western Railway, Mahalaxmi, it was the all important semi-finals clash between U23 Rohit Sharma XI and Ajinkya Rahane XI where in Rohit Sharma boys won the toss and elected to bat first.
Batting first, Rohit Sharma XI notched up 257/10 in 67.1overs U23 Ajinkya Rahane XI in return were all out for 146runs with left-arm spinner Kartik Mishra who has been amongst the top wicket takers continued his good form with the ball bagging 6/35 in 13.2 overs. Rohit Sharma XI boys were all out for 181runs in their 2nd innings.
With a target of 293 set for the Ajinkya Rahane boys, the openers gave a good start with opener Sairaj again looking good for his 49 while left handed Kunal Chalke scored a crucial 60. However, it was left-handed Shams Mulani at no.6 who took care of the chase scoring a match winning 98*off 104balls (5fours, 2sixes). Shams toiled hard at the crease while kept the scoreboard ticking eventually taking his team towards the victory line. Shams simply played brilliant cricket which helped his team win the match by just 2wkts. On the other hand, Kartik Mishra again took 6wkts taking 6/94 in 33overs taking his tally of wickets to 12 in the match.
U/23 Ajinkya Rahane XI won the match with Shams Mulani who took 6wkts and also scored 98* remained the standout performer while Kartik once again winning the hearts with his amazing display of spin bowling.
& Finally the No.1
Vishal Kavaiya (Spinner)-6/15 in Kanga Knockout Semi-Finals ‘18
Played at the Western Railways, Cross Maidan, Our Own Club and KRP XI took on each other for the crucial semi finals where in Our own club won the toss and elected to bat first on a wicket which has always had more assistance for the bowlers.
Our Own Club may have regretted their decision to bat first as they were bundled out for 163runs all out in which no one managed to convert their scores. From the KRP XI, Vishal Kavaiya bowled a magnetizing spell of 6/15 in 9overs with 3maidens to take the game away from the OOC team. Vishal came up with one of the best bowling figures of Kanga Knockout and that too at a crucial juncture of the tournament as he kept on turning the ball bowling in the right areas.
KRP XI in return chased down the score and won the match by 3wkts as every almost batsman chipped in with 20’s and 30’s finishing off the chase successfully in 34.5 overs. KRP XI will not play the finals and it was on the back of Vishal’s superb bowling spell in the semis.
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Played at the Roe Green CC, Greenleach lane, it was a One Day 50over clash between Greenmount CC XI and Roe Green CC XI where in Greenmount CC won the toss and elected to bat first with an aim of capitalizing their opportunity to bat first and make a big total.
Kaustubh Pawar who is hailed as one of the most talented batsmen in Maharashtra and one of the most shining prospects in India took control of the match single handedly. Greenmount CC made 257/8 in 50overs with 22being the 2nd highest score apart from KP’s brilliant hundred. Kaustubh who opened the innings scored an effortless 158 off 157balls smashing 15fours and 7sixes. Kaustubh looked supremely confident and smashed some really regal shots displaying pure dominance on the English wickets against the overseas bowlers. It was on the back of his timely 158 Greenmount CC reached a total of 257 in 50 overs.
On the other hand, Roe Green CC were all out for 141runs in mere 36.3 overs as Greenmount CC won the match by a healthy margin of 112runs. Kaustubh bagged 2wkts with the ball too making it an all-round perfomance.
With a big ton and 2wkts in the same match, Kaustubh seems to be in good form getting back to his groove!
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Ramesh Rajde Scholarship has been a wonderful initiative and a welcome move to felicitate cricketers at the grassroot level. Acknowledging the unknown and especially the youth which is possibly the future of Indian Cricket gives a world of motivation to the young budding cricketers and it gives them a purpose to keep performing better and better.
Vedant Gadia-one of the most prolific left handed openers has batted with terrific form and substance this year. The way he has crafted hundreds and helped his side win the matches has been noticeworthy. Vedant was also the highest run getter in the Mumbai U14 West Zone Tournament which played a big role in Mumbai coming back home as Tournament winners. Also some of the double centuries which he has smashed past one year purely describes his class and is also a testimony to the fact that he is one of the promising players to look out for. All these factors and his consistent performances throughout the year helped him win the Ramesh Rajde Scholarship for the U14 Most Promising Cricketer of the year.
On the other hand, talented all-rounder Musheer Khan who has a cricketing blood running through his entire family with elder brother Sarafaraz playing for RCB while father Naushad Khan being a cricket coach as well as a player himself stays true to the legacy. Musheer Khan who not only opens the innings with the bat many a times but also becomes the leading wicket taker in the same match. Many a times past one year he has scored a half century or a century while has also taken 5wkts or more in the same match. Also he has been consistent both with the bat as well as with the ball making him a very vital cog for any team he plays for!
This wonderful initiative was kickstarted by former India Coach Anshuman Gaekwad and former India Test cricketer Madhav Apte to recognize the promising players. The trust was established in 2007 and Ajinkya Rahane was one of the 1st recipients of this prestigious scholarship. The event was marked by big cricket personalities with Indian bowling legend Bishan Singh Bedi gracelining the event and handing over the awards personally with other dignitaries.
Here are the categories of Ramesh Rajde Scholarship 2018-
Under-14 Most Promising Cricketer- A cheque of Rs 30,000/- along with a certificate
Under-16 Most Promising Cricketer- A cheque of Rs 30,000/- along with a certificate
Under 19-Most Promising Cricketer- A cheque of Rs 50,000/- along with a certificate
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Played between Delhi Team and Gujarat Team at the Green Park Ground, Delhi team who are well accustomed to their home grounds made the visitors bat first with an aim of restricting them to a chaseable total and chasing it down with ease.
Gujarat team however did a good job notching up a very healthy total of 173/8 in 20overs with every batsman chipping in with 10”s and 20’s. All-rounder Saurav Nautiyal who has had a fantastic season so far both with the bat as well as with the ball continued his good show bagging 4/18 in 4overs being the pick of the bowlers while Ayush Singh also bowled well taking 2/23 in his 4overs.
Chasing 174 at almost 9runs per over, Left-handed Saurav Nautiyal who opened the innings once again destroyed the opposition with his firebrand batting smashing a breath taking 115* off mere 47balls smashing 15fours and 5sixes to plunder the bowlers in every corner of the ground. The rest of the batsman also chipped in as Delhi team won the match by 7wkts and 5.1 overs to spare.
Scoring a ton alongwith 4 or 5wkts in the same game of a T20 is not at all easy and this is the 3rd or the 4th time Saurav has given a similar sort of perfomance this year which speaks a lot about his calibre and talent.
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Remember that Historic test between India and Sri Lanka in 1997 at the R Premdasa Stadium in Colombo? Yes the same match where the then power Lankans posted the highest ever total in Test history amassing 952runs in a single innings for the loss of 6wkts with the dangerous Jayasuriya smashing 340 along with 2nd innings craftsmen Roshan Mahanama hitting 225 off a record 561 deliveries. A 576run stand between them was also a record etched forever!
Well a similar story happened at the local level in Delhi cricket where in Tomar Cricket Academy headed by Sanjay Tomar took on the New Heroes Club where in Tomar Cricket Academy won the toss and elected to bat first. Little did they knew that this will be a day which will bring them in news all over as they amassed a 1st innings team total of 958/8dec in 155overs batting first. Simant Rawat opening the innings went on to score a breath taking 281 off mere 273balls smashing 46fours and 2sixes. Though he got good support but that was not the end of the show. Talented Mayank Pal who came at no.4 took the breath away as he was solid as a war tank completely indestructible smashing a mammoth 342* off 355balls laced with 60fours and 3sixes. What’s more! Mayank also stitched a 500+ runs stand for 4th wicket with Simant which took the game away from New Heroes. If you think that was it, still hold on your seatbelts as Devashish who came at no.8 gave the finishing touch with a timely 192 off 219balls while stitching another 8th wicket partnership of around 180 runs which took Tomar Cricket Academy to one of the highest totals registered in Delhi Local Cricket. None of the bowlers could ruffle the feathers of Mayank as he kept on batting till the end covering every corner of the ground with grace while Simant and Devashish were equally impressive.
New Heroes Club in return were 63/3 before the one-off Friendship Test series ended in a draw. This has to be one of the highlight matches of2018 with a superlative unbeaten triple ton by Mayank Pal (342*) followed by excellent batting by Simant Rawat (281) and Devashish (192).
Credit also goes to coach Sanjay Tomar and his academy where he guides and works hard on players to extract the best perfomances out of them.
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Just fresh from one of the fastest triple hundreds of Baroda a few days ago, Paramveer Ghelani-the little genius continues his stellar form in the U/14 2day D.K Gaekwad Tournament and this time it was Shreyas Academy this time which had to face the batting wraith of the little dynamo Paramveer Ghelani.
Played between DSCA & Shreyas Academy at the 1 Cricket Ground, Vadodara, Shreyas Academy won the toss and elected to field first despite knowing the fact that DSCA have a very solid and strong batting line up. DSCA batting first made a healthy total of 368/8dec in 68overs which is a very good 1st innings total. Left-handed opener Paramveer Ghelani who is in smashing form continued his form from where he left behind a few days ago as he went on to score a dominating 195 off 207balls. Paramveer once again took total control of his team’s innings playing confidently at a strike rate of almost 95.00 while also hitting 38boundaries. The rest of the batsman chipped in but could not convert the starts.
On the other hand, Shreyas Academy is struggling at 36/5 before it was stumps (Day end) on Day 1 got over. DSCA seems to be in command and looks all set for a yet another dominating win on the back of Paramveer’s massive ton.
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On June 9, Warriors Cricket Club, headed by Mr. Shailesh Nakashe and Mr. Mahesh Kesarkar (Mahesh Kesarkar and Shailesh Nakashe .. both are joint President and founder of Warriors Cricket club), felicitated the top performers of their club in Mahabaleshwar. Started in 2014, this club has grown by leaps and bounds, and is focused to provide cricket coaching at nominal rate to the cricket enthusiasts. The practice sessions of the Warriors Cricket Club are held in Santacruz (Lions Club, Milan Subway Cricket Ground, Santacruz, Mumbai) and Thane.
The award ceremony was conducted in lieu of acknowledging the efforts of the players based on their performances throughout the year. “Our players get a chance to play at least 7-8 tournaments across the year”, stated Mr. Nakashe. The performances of the players are systematically recorded. Based on the performance, the different awards are bestowed upon the cricketers.
Mr. Shailesh Nakashe – President of Warriors Cricket Club
“This year the award ceremony was held in Mahabaleshwar. We reached there on Saturday morning and checked out on Sunday afternoon. The intentions behind having the award ceremony away from the hustle and bustle of Mumbai were that we wanted the players to have some relaxation time, and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere at the hill station”, explained Mr. Shailesh.
This was the third award ceremony organized by Warriors Cricket Club, with the first two being in Panvel and Titwala respectively. “The performances of the players of Warriors Cricket Club were all outstanding and to pick up the best from the lot was indeed a daunting task”, averred Mr. Nakashe. After adequate scrutiny, the names were finalized.
Mr. Rohit Shirgaonkar was awarded the Best Batsman prize and he won a cricket bat and trophy for his splendid effort. The Best Bowler prize went to Mr. Jagdish Mastud and he was felicitated with a trophy and spikes shoes. Mr. Sameer Rane (warrior’s club current coach cum player) bagged the Best All-Rounder award. Sameer Rane also continues to play a pivotal role in the management of warriors club. He is also coach the Warriors Cricket Club Team. The Best Field award was presented to Mr. Rahul Gavit. Special awards namely Young Achiever award and Ultimate Warrior award were bestowed upon Mr. Vaishnav Sail and Mr. Aman Jain respectively. All the stats and records of player performances is managed by Vivek Gowda the statistician cum player, who also played a big role in managing the award function.
The ceremony also witnessed some inspirational talks from the experts who shared their experiences and motivated the players to perform better.
May is the penultimate month of Cricket in Indian and especially in Mumbai. After a grueling season which begins from January itself, May is the 5th and the last month of the cricketing season with major MCA and non MCA tournaments getting over. Hence there are a lot of matches which are played in this month with over 400 recognized matches played in Mumbai for the month of May 2018. Hence, if a player makes it into the top 5, that is definitely a big deal worth an accolade!
Here are the Top 5 Knocks in Mumbai Cricket for the month of May ’18
Joint 5th– Aditya Anand (RHB) 169*-Kalpesh Koli Tournament ‘18
Played at the New Hind SC, Dadkar Maidan, it was a match between U/16 Azad team and U/16 Shivaji Park, we just got a glimpse of one rising talent in the name of Aditya Anand from the Azad team.
After batting first, U/16 Azad Maidan team scored a massive total of 379/4 declare and the major reason for such a big total was their right handed opener Aditya Anand. Aditya gave a flying start going to score a composed yet dominating 169* off 203deliveries which had 27fours and a six to take the game away from the opposition. Aditya took on almost every bowlers and looked thoroughly impressive anchoring the innings till the very end.
U/16 Shivaji Park were in return skittled out for 170runs all out in 1st innings while struggling at 37/5 in their 2nd innings after a follow on.It was a dominating win for the U/16 Azad Maidan team and both the Aditya’s are grabbing attention in the cricketing community.
5th– Roneet Thakkur (RHB) 193 -MCA U/14 Selection Tournament ‘18
Roneet Thakur is one such name who has taken the Mumbai Cricket by storm. Just fresh from a ton and a fifer in the same match, he was not done yet and continues to impress the selectors without a doubt not only as a player to get selected but the one who can lead from the front too. Played at the Young Zorastrian CC, Azad Maidan, two really good teams U/14 Goregaon and U/14 Dombivali took on each other where in U/14 Goregaon Team won the toss and elected to bat first on the back of their strong batting depth.
Opening the innings, Awais Khan engaged in solid batting strengthning the top order game for Goregaon as he went on to score a elegant 129 off 193balls laced with 15fours while stitched a mammoth 279run stand with Skipper Roneet Thakur for the 4th wicket which changed the game in their favor. Both the boys batted like Laxman and Dravid while skipper Roneet hardly wasted any time at the crease scoring a scintillating 193 off mere 215balls at a strike rate of almost 90 laced with 26fours and a six. Roneet has time and again proved that he is here for the bigger things in cricket as he looks very promising at such a young age. Both the boys took the team total to a healthy 383/8dec in 81 overs.
In reply, U/14 Dombivali team were all out for 114runs where in U/14 Goregaon team won the match on 1st innings while skipper Roneet once again left behind his mark.
4th– Aditya Rawat(RHB) 203-U14 Total Cup ‘18
Played between Sachin Tendulkar XI and Sunil Gavaskar XI which are two really promising teams, Gavaskar XI won the toss and elected to field first with an aim of restricting the opposition to a low total.
Little did they knew that SRT XI has a player who is in smashing form in the past few tournaments and he just continued his purple patch from where he left behind. Aditya Rawat who was in the news recently for scoring a half century as well as bagging 5wkts in the same match continued to impress as this time he went on to score a marathon knock of 201* off 290 deliveries. SRT XI reached 328/4 before they declared with Aditya smashing 65% of the team runs. What’s more he dodged the bowlers with ease while gave proper treatment to the loose deliveries smashing around 35boundaries in his impressive double century.
Sunil Gavaskar XI on the other hand scored 246/7 in 79 overs as the match resulted in a draw but there were definitely some positives with most importantly Aditya once again impressing one and all with his confident batting.
3rd– Vedant Gadia(LHB) 203*- U/16 Kalpesh Koli Tournament ‘18
Played at the Sainath Sports Club, U/16 Goregaon Team and U/16 Dahanu+PDTSA+Chinchani took on each other where in U/16 Goregaon Team won the toss and elected to bat first as Goregaon team has a very balanced and strong batting line up.
Batting first, Goregaon team notched up 326/1d in 73.5overs as openers Vedanta Gadia and Moksh Vanjari (82) gave a flying start with a 244run opening stand. On the other hand Vedant went on to convert his good start into a swashbuckling double ton smashing 203* off 228balls. Vedant as always looked supremely confident and dominating hitting 34boundaries and covering almost every corner of the ground with his wide range of strokes. Vedant has been piling runs heavily this season and he is definitely one of the most promising openers right now in U/16 category of Mumbai cricket.
U/16 Dahanu+PDTSA+Chinchani team were all out for 118 and then 97 in the 2nd innings as U/16 Goregaon team won the match outright on the back of Vedant’s double ton
2nd-Vaibhav Kalamkar(RHB) 160- Semi-finals of U/19 Naren Tamhane Tournament ‘18
To perform under pressure and in high intense semi-finals where the pressure is definitely more than the regular games is commendable and that’s the reason U/19 GSC skipper Vaibhav Kalamkar made it into this list.
U/19 GSC techinally could have suffered a batting collapse as only 66runs can be accounted for the 9batsman in the playing XI with remaining runs scored by skipper Vaibhav Kalamkar and solid opener Rishikesh Kulkarni. Rishikesh opening the innings gave a déjà vu’ of former England opener Mike Atherton who would irritate the bowlers by fighting at the crease for long time. Rishikesh dodged the bowlers and engaged in solid cricket which is rare nowadays as he scored 91* off 230balls (8fours) remaining till the end. On the other hand, Skipper Vaibhav Kalamkar confidently counter attacked scoring an elegant 160 off 206balls laced with 13fours and 3sixes at a healthy strike rate of 78.00 while also stitching a 211run stand with Rishikesh taking GSC towards a total of 311 in 94.2 overs.
On the other hand Chimaji Appa Vasai were all out for 135runs as U/19 GSC team won the semis on the back of brilliant batting by Vaibhav.
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1st– Mohit Tanwar(RHB) 142 in finals-U/14 Summer Vacation Tournament Finals ‘18
Delivering in the finals and standing out as a player is not something everyone can do but Mohit who has batted consistently this season continued to impress in the high intensity finals too as led from the front as the premier batsman of the SRT Team.
SRT team winning the toss batted first notching up 233/10 in 72.1overs. Raj desmukh opening the innings once again scored a classy 50 off mere 44balls giving a positive start to the team while also engaged in a good stand with Mohit Tanwar who came at no.3. It was basically a batting collapse as apart from Raj and Mohit, only 41runs were accounted between 9players. Mohit who came in at no.3 once again played a dazzling innings smashing a superlative 142 off 151balls laced with 14fours and 2sixes. Mohit as usual kept on playing his natural game and kept the scoreboard ticking despite wickets being lost from the other end
Defending a moderate total of 234, SRT boys did a fantastic job of restricting Kalyan+Bhiwandi team to just 169runs as SRT team lifted the title with pride on the back of Mohit’s match winning ton.
U14 SRT team win the finals and win the MCA U14 Summer Vacation Tournament and it was definitely because of great co-ordination amongst the boys with consistent good cricket being played. Mohit Tanwar stole the show in the finals while has a great run scorer in whichever tournaments he has played so far.
In an attempt to promote cricket and strengthen their corporate cricket team, Galpha Laboratories has announced a scholarship, under which three U-19 cricketers from Chandrabhan Sharma College in Powai will be absorbed by Galpha to play for their company team. Imtiyaz Ahmed, right hand opening bat, Akshay Suryawanshi, a left hand bat and left arm orthodox bowler, and Rakesh Yadav, left hand batsman are the three players that will avail the scholarship benefits from Galpha.
As per the scholarship programme, Imtiyaz, Akshay, and Rakesh will be reimbursed a scholarship amount per match, and also be paid for every net practice with team Galpha. They will also be provided with the necessary cricket kit & accessories.
Mr. Pankaj Gadade is the coach of these players, and it is under the able aegis of Mr. Gadade that these players could make it big in cricket. “I am delighted to see my boys going up the ranks. It is a matter of great pride that Imtiyaz, Akshay, and Rakesh will get the opportunity to represent a corporate cricket team”, exclaimed Mr. Pankaj.
Cricketgraph team commends the scholarship announced by Galpha Laboratories and hope more such corporates come forward and support these talented cricketers.
Held at the Alembic-Cricket 1 Ground in Vadodara on 7th of June, it was a match between Yogi C.A and DSCA where in DSCA won the toss and elected bowl first considering the rainy conditions which can make pitch favorable for the bowlers.
Their decision to bowl first was quite spot with Yogi CA getting bundled out for mere 72runs in their 1st innings. All-rounder Paramveer Ghelani with 2/14 and Ashutosh with 2/10 were the pick of the bowlers as they bowled really tight hardly giving any room to the batsman to score runs freely while also taking wickets at regular intervals.
Yogi CA in return were hardly aware on what kind of storm was about to hit them as Paramveer who took 4wkts opened the innings and blasted every bowler for runs. Left-handed Paramveer counter-attacked each and every bowler covering almost every corner of the ground with his adventurous batting as he went on to score a swashbuckling 303* off just 183balls. His opening partner Prithvi also gave good support with a solid 51. Paramveer played at a strike rate of 166.00 and treated a test match like a T20 smashing 48fours and a six in bowler friendly conditions which took his team total to 444/5declare.
Yogi CA were again all out for 113 runs in their 2nd innings with Irfan Shaikh bagging 4wkts as DSCA won the match by an innings and 259runs with a large part of credit going to this talented little genius who is now making headlines in Gujarat and all over!
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