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.
Oval Maidan, Mumbai – Mumbai School Cricket Association (SCA) emerged victorious in an enthralling clash against Maharashtra School Cricket Association, showcasing their talent and determination on the field. In a match that went down to the wire, Mumbai SCA clinched a thrilling victory by a margin of 6 runs, much to the delight of their passionate supporters.
Having won the toss, Mumbai SCA elected to bat first, aiming to set a challenging target for their opponents. Their batsmen delivered an impressive performance, posting a respectable total of 134 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Prabhat Pandey led the charge with a scintillating knock of 52 runs off just 31 deliveries, which included 8 boundaries. His aggressive strokeplay and an impressive strike rate of 168 laid the foundation for Mumbai SCA’s innings.
Avnesh Shukla was the standout bowler for Maharashtra SCA, displaying his skills with figures of 2 wickets for 22 runs. Shukla’s ability to pick up crucial wickets at key moments halted the momentum of the Mumbai SCA batting lineup and restricted their total to a manageable score.
In response, Maharashtra SCA embarked on their chase with determination. Captain Arham played a responsible innings, scoring 34 runs off 38 deliveries, while Hitansh Popat provided valuable support with an unbeaten 26 runs off 24 balls. However, despite their efforts, Maharashtra SCA fell just short of the target, finishing their innings at 128 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in 20 overs.
Mumbai SCA’s bowlers showcased their skill and composure under pressure, denying their opponents the opportunity to accelerate the scoring rate. Ghorpade Animesh was the pick of the bowlers, claiming 2 wickets for a mere 13 runs in his 4 overs, including an impressive maiden over. Animesh’s disciplined bowling performance proved to be crucial in Mumbai SCA’s narrow victory.
The match concluded with Mumbai SCA emerging as the deserving winners by a margin of 6 runs, leaving the spectators in awe of the skills displayed by both teams. The competitive spirit and sportsmanship shown throughout the game were a true reflection of the spirit of school cricket in India.
All in all, this gripping contest showcased the excitement and drama that school cricket brings to the forefront, leaving fans eagerly anticipating more thrilling encounters in the future.
New Era, Azad Maidan, – In a thrilling encounter of the Dham Super League U-13, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy (CA) faced off against U-13 Home Ground in a match that showcased youthful talent and determination. Led by their captain, Shreyas Khilare, Sanjeevani CA emerged triumphant by 28 runs, with Khilare’s exceptional all-round performance earning him the well-deserved Man of the Match accolade.
Having won the toss, Sanjeevani CA elected to bat first, aiming to set a challenging target for U-13 Home Ground. Shreyas Khilare, the captain and standout batsman, took the responsibility upon himself to lead from the front. His sublime knock of 58 runs off 53 deliveries, including seven boundaries, anchored Sanjeevani CA’s innings and provided the impetus for their final total of 112 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
In response, U-13 Home Ground faced an uphill battle against a disciplined Sanjeevani CA bowling attack. Despite the efforts of Manas Lavand and Hridhaan Parikh, who both contributed 15 runs, U-13 Home Ground struggled to build partnerships and keep up with the required run rate. The scoreboard read 84 runs for the loss of 8 wickets at the end of their allotted 20 overs.
The hero of the day was none other than Shreyas Khilare, who displayed his all-round prowess with the ball as well. Khilare’s superb bowling figures of 3 wickets for 15 runs in his four overs left the U-13 Home Ground batsmen flummoxed. His ability to take crucial wickets at crucial moments broke the backbone of their batting lineup, ensuring a comfortable victory for Sanjeevani CA.
Jaydev also contributed with an impressive bowling spell, conceding just 13 runs in his allotted quota of overs for U-13 Home Ground.
Sanjeevani CA’s 28-run victory was a testament to their captain’s exceptional leadership and individual brilliance. Shreyas Khilare’s contribution with the bat and ball was instrumental in guiding his team to the well-deserved win. His composed and mature batting, coupled with his intelligent bowling variations, proved to be the difference-maker in the match.
The Dham Super League U-13 continues to be a platform where young cricketers showcase their skills and passion for the game, and this encounter exemplified the promising future of cricket.
With Shreyas Khilare leading the way, Sanjeevani CA sets their sights on further victories in the tournament, while U-13 Home Ground will look to regroup and bounce back stronger in their upcoming matches.
New Era, Azad Maidan, The Dham Super League U-13 match between CCI and MIG left spectators breathless with anticipation as both teams showcased their skills, passion, and competitive spirit. In a contest that went down to the wire, MIG emerged victorious by a solitary wicket, thanks to the exceptional performance of their young bowler, Vedang Mishra.
Winning the toss, CCI elected to bat first, looking to set a challenging target for their opponents. Yuvraj Bhingare and Siddhant Sanghvi led the charge for CCI with their solid batting display. Bhingare’s composed knock of 40 runs off 38 deliveries, coupled with Sanghvi’s resilient innings of 38 off 50 balls, guided CCI to a respectable total of 142 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
However, it was Vedang Mishra who stole the spotlight with his impressive bowling performance. The young prodigy showcased exceptional control, variations, and maturity beyond his years. Mishra’s incredible figures of 6 wickets for just 24 runs in his four overs left the CCI batsmen bewildered. His ability to consistently pick up wickets at crucial junctures put MIG in a favorable position.
In their pursuit of 143 runs, MIG faced an uphill battle against a determined CCI bowling attack. Mann Singhvi provided some resistance with a quick-fire knock of 32 runs off 24 balls. However, the CCI bowlers fought back, with Mohit leading the charge, claiming three important wickets for 25 runs. Yuvan and Sanjeev also contributed with two wickets each, adding to the mounting pressure on MIG.
With the match hanging in the balance, it was Vedang Mishra who once again proved his mettle, this time with the bat. Mishra’s composure and calculated stroke play in the dying stages of the match were crucial in guiding MIG to a nerve-wracking one-wicket victory. The entire stadium erupted in jubilation as Mishra remained unbeaten, steering his team to an exhilarating triumph.
Vedang Mishra’s exceptional all-round performance earned him the well-deserved title of the Man of the Match. His remarkable figures with the ball, combined with his calmness under pressure with the bat, played a pivotal role in MIG’s victory.
This thrilling encounter in the Dham Super League U-13 was a testament to the talent and determination displayed by these young cricketers. Both teams showcased their potential and fought fiercely until the very last ball. It was a match that will be remembered for the excitement it generated and the promise shown by the future stars of cricket.
Dombivali Centre’s U-19 cricket team may not have qualified for the semi-finals of the prestigious Naren Tamhane Trophy, but their captain and star bowler, Yaseen Shaikh, left an indelible mark with his exceptional performances throughout the tournament. Displaying remarkable skill, control, and consistency, Yaseen showcased why he is considered one of the rising talents in the region.
In the first match of the tournament, Yaseen made an immediate impact with his lethal bowling. In the first innings, he bowled a spell of 20 overs, which included an impressive three maidens. His outstanding figures of 5 wickets for just 58 runs left the opposition batsmen struggling to counter his deceptive variations. Yaseen’s ability to extract movement off the pitch and his accuracy proved to be a nightmare for the opposing team.
Continuing his dominance, Yaseen carried his stellar form into the second innings of the match. In a brief two-over spell, he bowled with precision, conceding only 5 runs while claiming two crucial wickets. His ability to create pressure on the batsmen and capitalize on their weaknesses showcased his maturity as a bowler beyond his years.
In the second match against Bhiwandi Center, Yaseen once again rose to the occasion, showcasing his versatility as a bowler. In the first innings, he bowled a marathon spell of 16.2 overs, including an incredible five maiden overs. Yaseen’s remarkable control over line and length troubled the Bhiwandi Center batsmen, leading to four well-deserved wickets. His disciplined and patient approach ensured that the opposition struggled to put runs on the board.
Undeterred by the outcome of the first two matches, Yaseen saved his best performance for the third match against Badlapur Center. In the first innings, he bowled a full quota of 20 overs, with four maiden overs. Despite the opposition’s efforts, Yaseen’s relentless accuracy and consistent pace proved too much to handle. He claimed an impressive five wickets for 69 runs, displaying his ability to pick up crucial breakthroughs at crucial moments.
Yaseen’s exceptional bowling performance throughout the tournament resulted in an impressive tally of 16 wickets in just three matches. His ability to consistently trouble the batsmen with his variations, combined with his unwavering focus and determination, made him a formidable force on the field.
While Dombivali Centre may have missed out on the semi-finals, Yaseen Shaikh’s performances in the U-19 Naren Tamhane Trophy will be remembered as a testament to his skill, talent, and potential. With such remarkable displays at a young age, Yaseen’s future in cricket looks promising, and he is certainly one to watch out for in the coming years.
In a highly anticipated encounter of the Mira Bhayander Challenger League Season 3, Speed Sports Club (SC) and MK Cricket Association (CA) locked horns in a gripping cricket match that had spectators on the edge of their seats. The match showcased exceptional individual performances, intense rivalries, and nail-biting moments that kept fans hooked until the last ball was bowled.
Winning the toss, MK Cricket Association elected to field, placing the pressure on Speed SC to set a formidable target. Speed SC’s batsmen, led by the dynamic Subhash Nagarajan, stepped onto the crease with a clear mission in mind – to amass a challenging total.
Nagarajan, displaying a masterful blend of technique and power, wreaked havoc on the opposition’s bowlers. His unbeaten knock of 89 runs off just 59 deliveries, including nine boundaries and three towering sixes, anchored Speed SC’s innings and propelled them to a competitive total of 143 runs for the loss of five wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Supporting him was Ved, who contributed a steady 30 not out off 33 deliveries.
The bowling prowess of Kaitik Kosadiya and Abhi Makwana proved to be the highlight for MK Cricket Association, as they managed to pick up two wickets each. Their disciplined and skillful spells helped keep the opposition’s run rate in check.
As the second innings commenced, MK Cricket Association faced an uphill battle, requiring 144 runs for victory. Mohit Rana took charge for his team, displaying remarkable composure and an array of powerful shots. His explosive knock of 83 runs off just 41 balls, consisting of 10 boundaries and four sixes, kept MK Cricket Association’s hopes alive.
However, the hero of the day for Speed SC was their star bowler Virat, who showcased his impeccable bowling skills and took the game away from the opposition. Virat’s sensational figures of 5 wickets for a mere 9 runs in 3.4 overs left MK Cricket Association reeling. His devastating spell, which included crucial breakthroughs at crucial moments, proved too much for the opposing batsmen to handle.
Despite Rana’s valiant effort, MK Cricket Association could not sustain the momentum, eventually falling short by 14 runs. They were bowled out for 129 runs in just 16.4 overs. Speed Sports Club emerged victorious, celebrating a hard-fought and well-deserved win.
The match showcased the essence of the Mira Bhayander Challenger League, with both teams displaying remarkable skills, fighting spirit, and unwavering determination. Subhash Nagarajan’s sensational innings and Virat’s match-winning spell will undoubtedly be remembered as standout performances in this thrilling encounter.
As the tournament progresses, fans eagerly await the next chapter in the Mira Bhayander Challenger League, where new battles will be fought, heroes will emerge, and cricketing excellence will continue to captivate audiences.
Mumbai: Thane Marathas dished out solid fighting performances and did well to record a shock 6-run win against fancied Shivaji Park Warriors in a keenly contested semi-final match of the Mumbai Cricket Club (MCC) and Jwala Sports Foundation (JSF) organized MitsuiShoji T20 Cricket League (Season 9), played at the Police Gymkhana ground, Marine Drive on Wednesday.
Put in to bat first, Thane Marathas produced a late charge to put on the board a challenging total of 173 runs for 9 wickets from their 20 overs. The middle-order batting duo of skipper Ronak Shinde 37 runs (27-balls, 5×6) and left-hander Nehal Katakdhond 30 runs (23-balls, 2×4,2×6) stitched together a face-saving 71-run partnership for the sixth wicket which lifted the Marathas’ innings. Veera Sigamani 23 runs and Siddhant Adatrao 21 runs added valuable runs to boost the total. Warriors’ medium pacer Yashraj P. 4 for 20, and left-arm spinner Yash Chauhan 2 for 29 claimed the wickets.
In reply, Shivaji Park Warriors, who were on a roll having won all their first seven league matches convincingly, before losing to Mumbai Police City Riders in the concluding league match on Tuesday, succumbed to their second defeat in as many days. Chasing an attainable target, they suffered a middle order collapse and could only manage to score 167 for 7 wickets from their quota of 20 overs. Left-handed bat Jayesh Pokhre led Warriors fight with a blistering 26-ball knock of 60 runs which contained five boundaries and four well-struck sixes. But after his dismissal, the other batters were unable to force the pace and take their team past the finish line. Opening batsmen Siddhant Singh, who had cracked a century 105 runs in the last match, managed to make 33 runs (31-balls, 3×4,1×6) and Onkar Jadhav made 27 runs. Marathas’ medium pacers Bhavya Attrey 2 for 26 and Deeve Modi 2 for 28 bowled well in tandem to restrict the opposition batters and clinch their close victory.
Warriors’ batsman Pokhre was declared ‘Man of the Match’ and former Sri Lanka medium pacer Chaminda Vaas presented him with the trophy and the cheque.
Thane Marathas will clash with the winners of the second semi-final in the grand finale to be played under floodlights at the Mumbai Police Gymkhana ground, Marine Drive on Saturday. Mumbai Police City Riders and Ghatkopar Jets will clash in the second semi-final at the Air India Sports Club ground, Kalina on Thursday.
Brief scores (semi-finals): Thane Marathas 173 for 9, 20 overs (Ronak Shinde 37, Nehal Katakdhond 30, Veera Sigamani 23, Siddhant Adatrao 21; Yashraj P. 4 for 20, Yash Chauhan 2 for 29) beat Shivaji Park Warriors 167 for 7, 20 overs (Jayesh Pokhre 60, Siddhant Singh 33, Onkar Jadhav 27; Bhavya Attrey 2 for 26, Deeve Modi 2 for 28). Result: Thane Marathas won by 6 runs.
In a match of the 48th All India Goswami Ganesh Dutt Cricket Tournament (Regd.) between golden eagle cricket club vs friends cricket club, Golden Eagle C opted to ball first. Kunwar Bidhuri scored splendid ton 143 to take his side score 314/8 in 40 overs limited overs game, with him Sumit Mathur scored 83 gritty knock. From Golden Eagle CC Ronak took 6 wickets and gave away 56 runs only.
In reply Golden Eagle cc started poorly and lost early top 3 wickets cheaply. Ekansh Dobhal came in and start rotating strike and in between tonking huge sixes, he batted superbly and scored a magnificent ton 163. With him Vaibhav Sharma scored 55 runs which turned out to be handy in the chase as they lost 9 wickets and won the game by just 1 wicket left & in 39th over.
From Friends CC Yogesh Sharma took 3 wickets and Arnav Baliyan took 2 wickets.
Kimati Products & VSP Travels Man of the Match was Ekansh Dobhal for his 163.
VSP Travels Most Promising Cricketer Award given to Kunwar Bidhuri for his 143.
Next match is scheduled to play on 18th may between Collage Sports Club vs Ravi Brothers