Played at the western Railway, Cross Maidan in Mumbai, it was a match between two promising teams namely Canara Vijay and Rizvi Sports Club where in Canara Vijay won the toss and elected to field first in order to restrict the opposition to a low total.
Batting first, Rizvi SC were all out for 122/10 in 37.4 overs where in opener Sagar Chabbria was the top scorer with a 49ball 40 while slow left-armer Ajay Mishra was the pick of the bowlers taking 4/23 in 11.4 overs. In reply, Canara Vijay could not convert their good bowling perfomance into their batting as Rizvi SC reduced them to just 57/all out in 31.1 overs. Right-arm medium pacer Imran Baig was the destroyer in chief with his excellent line and length as he picked up a stunning 6/17 in 10 overs. Imran single handedly cleaned up the entire batting line up of Canara Vijay which was nothing short of commendable.
Rizvi SC remained 24 for no loss in their 2nd innings before the end of the game’s play where they won the match on 1st innings. Rizvi won the match but it was Imran’s bowling which remained the highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates Imran while wishes luck to both the teams for their upcoming matches.
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Played at the Youth’s Own Union at Cross Maidan in Mumbai, Mangrol CC & Bluestar CC clashed against each other where in Bluestar CC won the toss & elected to bowl first considering the vulnerable weather and pitch conditions.
Their decision to bowl first was quite spot on as they restricted Mangrol CC to just 129/all out in 42.1 overs. Apart from their opener Sandesh kadam (44 off 66b), not a single batsman managed to create any impact. From the bowling side, it was off-spinner Yogesh Choudhary who castled the batsman with his effective spin coming up with impressive bowling figures of 6/34 in 13 overs (3 maidens). Yogesh bowled in the right areas consistently while he also got good support from the other bowlers.
In reply, Bluestar CC did an equally good job with the bat too as they scored 145/6 before they declared their innings in 19 overs. The batsman who took everyone’s notice was certainly their opener Jayant Satghare as he scored a blistering 100 off mere 49balls at a strike rate of 204 which included 10fours and 8sixes. Right-handed Jayant literally toiled with the bowlers and counter attacked them making it one of the most entertaining and fastest tons of this year’s edition of the Kanga League. Mangrol CC ended their 2nd innings at 50/5 before the end of the game’s play where Bluestar won the match on 1st innings. The highlight perfomance of the match was certainly Yogesh and Jayant’s individual performances. Cricketgraph congratulates both the players while wishes luck to both the teams for their upcoming matches.
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Held at Sunder C.C, Cross Maidan ground in Mumbai, two talented teams namely MV Sports Club & Sunder CC took on each other where in MV Sports Club won the toss and elected to field first considering the bowler friendly pitch and weather conditions.
Bowling first, MV Sports club did a commendable job as they reduced Sunder CC to just 105/10 in 40.3 overs. Right handed opener Jayesh Mhatre was the lone warrior as he scored a solid 59 off 106balls out of his team total of 105. The bowler who inflicted maximum damage was right-arm medium pacer Ramesh Singh as he bowled with sheer discipline and consistent line and length which helped him to rattle the entire sunder cc batting line up with envious bowling figures of 6/35 in 10 overs.
In reply, MV Sports Club batted well too as they declared their innings at 109/3 in 23 overs. Opener Navin Patil remained unbeaten scoring a good looking and timely knock of 53* off just 59balls, MV Sports club ended their innings at 109/3 declare at the end of the game’s play and they won the match on 1st innings. The player who took everyone’s notice was certainly Ramesh Singh as his was the highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates Ramesh while wishes luck to both the teams for their upcoming matches.
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Played at the cross maidan ground in Mumbai, two promising and young teams namely Maskati Cricket Club and United Cricketers clashed against each other where in United Cricketers won the toss and decided to bowl first.
Their decision to bowl first was accurate as they restricted Maskati Boys to only 148/all out in 27.2 overs. Even though the top order failed to give a good start, it was their middle order bats Ajay Pandey & Suraj Navale who chipped in with 28 & 35 respectively. From the bowling side, it was their left arm medium pacer Uzair Khan who reminded us of quality left arm bowlers like Zaheer Khan and Ashish Mishra as he took 5/36 in his short yet aggressive spell of 9 overs. Uzair bowled in the right areas while he also got able support from another left arm pacer Sandeep Pawar who also came up with decent bowling figures of 4/60 in 16.2 overs.
In reply, United Cricketers scored 145/6 in 36.4 overs where in every batsman chipped in with 20’s and 30’s while Rohit Ruke top scored with 34. The match ended in a draw after the completion of 73.4 overs while Uzair’s bowling took everyone notice which became highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates Uzair while wishes both the teams luck for a great year in cricket ahead.
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Played at the Karantaka Sporting Association, Cross Maidan in Mumbai, two experienced sides namely Parkophene Cricketers and Karanatak SA took on each other where in Karnatak SA won the toss and elected to bat first. Karnatak is amongst the rare teams this season to won the toss and bat first.
However, things did not go exactly the way Karnatak boys may have planned for as they had to declare their innings at 144/9 in 50.2 overs. Aggressive opener Rudra Dhanday top scored with a 51ball 40 while the rest of the batsman failed to create much of an impact. The bowlers who bowled in tandem and did the maximum damage from Parkophene were Left arm medium pacer Atif Attarwala and spinner Sufiyan Rehemani as both of them took 4wkts each. While Atif bowled in the right areas scalping an impressive 4/26 in 13overs with 4 maidens , Sufiyan troubled the batsman with his spin as he took 4/32 in his 14.4 overs which included 5 maidens.
In reply, Parkpphene Cricketers scored 84/6 in 31 overs where in Tanmay Mishra top scored with 36* before the end of the day’s play and the match was ended in a draw. Vignesh Solanki bowled well taking 3/14 but it was Atif & Sufiyan’s bowling which became the highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates the bowlers while wishes both the teams luck for their upcoming matches.
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Played at the Young Zoroastrian CC (Azad Maidan) in Mumbai, it was a match between two experienced sides namely Fort Vijay CC and New Hindu CC where in Fort Vijay CC won the toss and elected to field first in order to restrict the opposition to a low total.
Their decision to bowl first was quite spot on as they restricted New Hindu CC boys to 145/9 declare in 49 overs. Opener Sachin gave a start but could not convert his 27 but it was their solid no.3 batsman Satish Nair who top scored in the innings with a fighting 118ball 53. Left-handed Satish smashed just 2 fours and remained solid at the crease while the wickets kept on falling from the other side. From the bowling side, the bowler who impressed one and all was their right arm pacer Rushap Shinde who bagged a 5 wkt haul coming up with impressive bowling figures of 5/42 in 14 overs which resulted in maximum damage.
In reply, New Hindu boys equally gave a tough fight with the ball before Fort Vijay remained 7down for 73 in 38 overs before the end of the game’s play where the match was declared drawn. It was a tight match and Rushap’s bowling was definitely the highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates Rushap while wishes all the players luck for their upcoming matches.
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Two big and experienced teams Muslim United & National CC took on each other at the National CC (Cross Maidan) ground in Mumbai and Muslim United SC were put to bat first by the National CC boys considering the bowler friendly pitch and weather conditions.
Batting first, National CC did managed to create an impact as they scored a healthy 205/8 declare in 38 overs. Even though the openers Sandeep (41 off 113) & Satylaksh (20 off 44b) gave a solid start, the no.3,4 and 5 batsman crumbled. It was directly Prathamesh pawar at no.6 who came in and counter attacked the bowlers. Right-handed Prathamesh displayed power and grace couple with aggression to score a match saving 108 off just 79balls which included 13fours and as many as 6sixes in his 108 which clearly showed he only dealt in boundaries (88runs in boundaries). The bowlers did a good job with Chinmay Patil being the pick of the bowlers taking 3/29 in 9 overs.
In reply, National CC made 113/6 in 22 overs where in opener Krunal Nair was the top scorer with an aggressive and entertaining 43 off just 19balls. The match ended in a draw but it was Prathamesh’s ton which took everyone’s notice. Cricketpgraph congratulates Prathamesh while wishes both the teams luck for their future encounters.
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Played at the Bhavani Niketan Sports Ground at Jaipur in Rajesthan, India Blue clashed with two teams namely India Green and India Red to decide who will enter the finals of the TCL tournament.
The 1st match was between India Blue and Green where in India Green won the toss & elected to field first. Batting first India Blue did a decent job as they scored 114/9 in 14 overs. Alok Kumar (24 off 21) & Shivam Yadav(28 off 18) were the top scorers while Himanshu Chittoriya was the pick of the bowler taking 2/9 in 2 overs. In reply, India Blue bowlers bundled out India Green for 82/all out in 13 overs winning the match by 32runs. Alok Kumar with 4/20 in 3 overs was the star bowler and was also adjudged ‘man of the match’ for his all-round show.
The 2nd decider match was between India Blue & India Red where in India Red elected to bat first. India Blue bowlers once again did a commendable job as the opposition to just 65/5 in 10 overs which is always chaseable. Mandeep Singh with 3/8 was the lead bowler. In reply, India Blue openers once again chased down the score quite comfortably as they won the match without the fall of any wickets by 10wkts in just 6.3 overs. Opener Sumit Kumar smashed a match-winning 41* off just 21balls which also made him ‘man of the match’. With two wins, India Blue qualifies for the finals of the TCL 2017. Cricketgraph congratulates and wishes luck to India Blue for their upcoming matches while also credits Abhishek Sharma who manages the whole tournament efficiently & providing timely details to the media.
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Played at the Azad Maidan Ground on 10th September in Mumbai, it was a match between two promising teams namely Sangam Sports Club and Navroz Cricket Club where in Navroz CC won the toss and put Sangam SC to bat first considering the vulnerable pitch and weather conditions in Mumbai.
Batting first, it wasn’t the best of the days in the office for Sangam SC boys as they were all out for 136/10 in 43.1 overs. Not a single batsman was able to score in 2digits apart from right-handers Aniket Yame (61 off 103balls, 2fours) at no.5 and Pranav Barge at no.7 (54 off 98{3fours}). Both these batsman not only scored solid half centuries but also stitched a somewhat match saving partnership of 104runs off 187balls. Had they not stitched this partnership, the whole team could have been all out in two digits. From the bowling side, it was a collective team perfomance where in Satyajit Yadav, Praful jadhav, Karan Patel & Saurabh Huddedar took 2 wickets each.
In reply, Sangam SC gave a terrific comeback with the ball to cover up their mess with the bat as they almost reduced the opposition to all-out and were quite near towards winning the match. Navroz CC were reduced to 98/8 in 42overs before the end of the game’s play and match ended in a draw. Randhir Tandel was the highest scorer with 38 while Vikrant Gupta chipped in with 3wkts in his 19overs (4maidens). Navroz CC felt just 2wkts short of winning a thrilling low scoring match while solid batting from Pranav and Aniket was the highlight perfomance of the match. Cricketgraph congratulates Pranav and Aniket while wishes luck to all the players for their upcoming matches.
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Played at the Skyline Cricket Ground at Gurgaon in Haryana, Reefit Gym Warriors & Warriors Cricket Club took on each other for a crucial encounter where in WCC won the toss & elected to field first as the wicket seemed good to bowl first.
The decision to field first proved to be costly as the strong batting line up of Reefit Gym Warriors notched up a very competitive total of 219/5 in 20 overs. Aggressive opener Manoj Bedi smashed a quickfire 40ball 69(11fours & 2sixes at a S.R of 172) which created the positive momentum right from the start while the middle order batsman also did a terrific job of scoring runs where in Hitesh scored 30, Rahul 56* & Ankit 28. Rahul smacked 56* off mere 28balls (7fours, 2 sixes) which further helped them to push their team total to 219 in 20 overs.
Chasing 220 at 11 runs per over is always a pressure situation and WCC succumbed to the pressure of chasing as they were all-out 101/11 in 13.3 overs. It was a really good bowling perfomance where in every bowler chipped in with a wicket or two. Reefit won the match by 118runs and opener Manoj Bedi was declared ‘man of the match’ for his match defining 69. Cricketgraph congratulates Manoj and wishes the whole team luck for their upcoming matches.
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