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In the match between MCA Colts Centre 1 and MCA STG Kandivali 1B Centre, MCA Colts Centre 1 won the toss and elected to bat first.
MCA Colts Centre 1 posted a total of 267 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 55.3 overs. Rambhajan Rajbhar played a brilliant unbeaten knock of 74 runs, while Sarth Waghela and Shiva Maurya contributed with scores of 67 and 54 respectively. Rudra Datey was the most successful bowler for MCA STG Kandivali 1B Centre, taking 5 wickets for 70 runs.
In response, MCA STG Kandivali 1B Centre put up an impressive total of 411 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 69.5 overs. Alap Dasmahapatra was the standout performer, scoring a magnificent 212 runs. Vedant Gaggar contributed with 43 runs. Shiva Maurya and Manas Mukadam were the main wicket-takers for MCA Colts Centre 1, with Maurya taking 4 wickets for 95 runs and Mukadam taking 3 wickets for 58 runs.
The match ended in a draw, but MCA STG Kandivali 1B Centre took the first innings lead by scoring more runs. Alap Dasmahapatra’s double century was the highlight of the match, and Rudra Datey’s five-wicket haul also stood out.
In the match between Jolly Gymkhana, Ghatkopar Centre and Dilip Vengsarkar Academy, Mahul Centre, Jolly Gymkhana won the toss and elected to bat first.
Jolly Gymkhana, Ghatkopar Centre scored 109 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 42.3 overs. Aaditya Parab top-scored with 32 runs, while Pruthvi Gowari was the standout bowler for Dilip Vengsarkar Academy, taking 4 wickets for 12 runs.
In response, Dilip Vengsarkar Academy could only manage to score 93 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 38.3 overs. Indal Patel top-scored with 34 runs, while Kavya Gori was exceptional with the ball for Jolly Gymkhana, taking 6 wickets for 24 runs. Aadit Degankar also contributed with 3 wickets for 17 runs.
In the second innings, Jolly Gymkhana, Ghatkopar Centre scored 164 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 49 overs. Naman Jhawar remained unbeaten on 61 runs, while Omkar Patankar contributed 50 not out. Aaditya Parab also made a valuable contribution with 40 runs.
Although the match ended in a draw, Jolly Gymkhana, Ghatkopar Centre took the first innings lead, giving them an advantage in the match. The match saw notable performances from Pruthvi Gowari, Kavya Gori, and Aaditya Parab.
In the match between Air India Kalina Centre and Gharat Cricket Ground, Sec 3 Kharghar Centre, Gharat Cricket Ground won the toss and elected to bat first.
Gharat Cricket Ground, Sec 3 Kharghar Centre scored 160 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 47.5 overs. Hrishikesh Chavan top-scored with 62 runs, while Altamesh Malik was the standout bowler for Air India Kalina Centre, taking 5 wickets for 40 runs.
In response, Air India Kalina Centre posted a total of 220 runs in their 1st innings, including 24 penalty runs, in 48.5 overs. Vasim Khan was the top scorer with 45 runs, followed by Sairaj Vinayamooorthy with 39 runs and Hamza Khan with 37 runs. Mihir Bhatkar impressed with the ball for Gharat Cricket Ground, taking 5 wickets for 23 runs, while Mehboob Alam contributed with 3 wickets for 38 runs.
In the second innings, Gharat Cricket Ground, Sec 3 Kharghar Centre scored 147 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 28 overs. Shubham Shinde top-scored with 53 runs.
Although the match ended in a draw, Air India Kalina Centre took the first innings lead, giving them an advantage in the match. The match was marked by significant contributions from Hrishikesh Chavan for Gharat Cricket Ground and Altamesh Malik for Air India Kalina Centre. Mihir Bhatkar’s five-wicket haul and Vasim Khan’s crucial innings were notable performances as well.
In the match between Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre A and Karnatak SA, Cross Maidan Centre, Karnatak SA won the toss and elected to bat first.
Karnatak SA, Cross Maidan Centre scored 131 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 46.2 overs. Anuj Giri top-scored with 40 runs, while Tanay Khandeshi took 4 wickets for Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre A.
In response, Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre A struggled with their batting and were bowled out for 108 runs in 38.3 overs in their 1st innings. Jeevan Karlekar top-scored with 34 runs, but Anuj Giri and Mohammed Taha shone with the ball, taking 3 wickets each for Karnatak SA, Cross Maidan Centre.
In the second innings, Karnatak SA, Cross Maidan Centre managed to score 142 runs before being bowled out in 45.2 overs. Sai Angre was exceptional with the ball, taking 6 wickets for Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre A. Rajsinh Deshmukh, Aaryaraj Nikam, and Aaryaran Nikam contributed with 32 and 30 runs respectively.
Although Shivaji Park Gymkhana Centre A improved their performance in the second innings, the match ended in a draw as there was not enough time for a complete result. Karnatak SA, Cross Maidan Centre took the first innings lead, giving them the advantage in the match.
In the match between Young Zorastrian, Azad Maidan Centre and MCA STG Kandivali 1A Centre, MCA STG Kandivali 1A Centre won the toss and elected to bat first.
MCA STG Kandivali 1A Centre scored 187 runs in their 1st innings, getting bowled out in 62.3 overs. Shreay Sarang top-scored with 67 runs, while Pranay Rane and Jainam Shah took 3 wickets each for Young Zorastrian, Azad Maidan Centre.
In response, Young Zorastrian, Azad Maidan Centre had a strong batting performance, scoring 281/5 in 83 overs in their 1st innings. Sarvesh Shirvalkar played a brilliant innings, scoring 106 runs, and Pranay Rana contributed with 82 runs. Aryan Deshmukh also made a valuable contribution of 41 runs.
As a result, Young Zorastrian, Azad Maidan Centre took the first innings lead, giving them an advantage in the match. However, the match ended in a draw, as there was not enough time for a complete result.
Overall, it was a good batting display by both teams, but Young Zorastrian, Azad Maidan Centre had the upper hand with their strong 1st innings performance.
In the match between Dandekar College Ground Centre and Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre, Sainath Sports Club won the toss and elected to bat first.
Sainath Sports Club had a strong batting performance in their 1st innings, scoring 314/7 in 91.4 overs. Sarvesh Yadav remained unbeaten on 100 runs, while Sunny Tambe, Bhavesh Chauhan, and Tanish Meher also made valuable contributions with scores of 53 each. Krish More was the standout bowler for Dandekar College Ground Centre, picking up 3 wickets for 46 runs.
In reply, Dandekar College Ground Centre struggled in their 1st innings and were bowled out for just 92 runs in 48.4 overs. Kartikay Shukla was the star bowler for Sainath Sports Club, claiming 4 wickets for 16 runs.
With a substantial 1st innings lead of 222 runs, Sainath Sports Club decided to enforce the follow-on, asking Dandekar College Ground Centre to bat again in the 2nd innings.
Dandekar College Ground Centre had a brief second innings, scoring 4/1 in just 1 over before the match ended in a draw.
As a result, the match ended in a draw, but Sainath Sports Club, Virar Centre had the advantage as they took the first innings lead, thanks to their strong batting performance.
In the match between Patil’s Mountain View Gymkhana, Badlapur and Dombivali Gymkhana, Dombivali Centre, Patil’s Mountain View Gymkhana won the toss and elected to field first.
Dombivali Gymkhana, Dombivali Centre batted first and were bowled out for 178 runs in 58.3 overs. Parth Mhatre top-scored with 45 runs, followed by Siddhant Bhandekar with 38 runs. Rohit Kore from Patil’s Mountain View Gymkhana took 5 wickets for 55 runs, while Bhushan Sanghvi claimed 3 wickets for 51 runs.
In their first innings, Patil’s Mountain View Gymkhana, Badlapur scored 229 runs before getting all out in 64 overs. Aditya Rawat scored 61 runs, Bhushan Sanghvi contributed 40 runs, and Vedant Badve added 35 runs to the team’s total. Yaseen Shaikh took 5 wickets for 69 runs, and Prem Devkar picked up 3 wickets for 63 runs for Dombivali Gymkhana.
The match ended in a draw, but Patil’s Mountain View Gymkhana, Badlapur took the first-innings lead.
In the match between Central Maidan, Thane Centre and Challenge Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi, Challenge Sports Club Cricket Ground won the toss and chose to field first.
Central Maidan, Thane Centre batted first and declared their 1st innings at 232/9 in 65.5 overs. Arush Patankar top-scored with 88, while Vedant Haridas contributed 56 runs. Ayush Sawant took 4 wickets for Challenge Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi, and Anurag Singh claimed 3 wickets.
In response, Challenge Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi declared their 1st innings at 315/7 in 77.1 overs. Pratik Warang played a brilliant innings, scoring 151 runs, and Shivam Gupta scored 116 runs.
The match ended in a draw, but Challenge Sports Club Cricket Ground, Bhiwandi took the first-innings lead.
In the match between Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre and PDTSA Centre, PDTSA Centre won the toss and chose to bat first.
PDTSA Centre struggled in their 1st innings and were all out for just 57 runs in 19.2 overs. Meet Mayekar and Ashish Yadav were the star performers with the ball for Chimaji Appa, taking 3 wickets each. The batting lineup of PDTSA Centre had a poor outing, resulting in a low total.
In response, Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre declared their 1st innings at 193/8 in 39 overs. Aayush Vartak played a brilliant knock of 141 runs, anchoring the innings. Anas Khan took 3 wickets for PDTSA Centre, while Kush Lakhani also contributed with 3 wickets.
With a significant lead of 136 runs, Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre enforced the follow-on, asking PDTSA Centre to bat again in the 2nd innings.
PDTSA Centre struggled once again and were bowled out for 85 runs in 34.3 overs in their 2nd innings. Aditya Chaurasia was the key bowler for Chimaji Appa, taking 3 wickets for just 11 runs.
As a result, Chimaji Appa, Vasai Centre won the match by an innings and 51 runs, showcasing their dominant performance with both bat and ball.