This is the first ever corporate T20 cricket tournament organized by DTDC for corporates in Mumbai. Tournament will be played on a solo ground – Worli Sports Club Ground.
Here are some quick important details of the upcoming tournament
1. Only for corporates in Mumbai
2. Winning Prize :- Rs.15,000 , Runners Up – Rs. 10,000/-
3. Entry Fees – Rs.25,000/-
4. Guaranteed number of league matches – 3
All the matches will be played over weekends with red cherry. Total of 8 teams will be allowed to participate in the first ever edition. As per the organziers, 5 teams have already confirmed their entries and seek 3 more teams. Tournament starts from 19th November 2016.
For tournament participation call on 80970 98366 / support@cricketgraph.com
Prithvi Shaw continued with his form in the ongoing Under-19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy and scored back to back centuries against Maharashtra and Gujarat.
Co-incidentally he got out on the same score of 113 in both the matches
His Tournament scores looked very fascinating at – 51, 113 & 113 . He played a very pacy innings in the last match against Maharashtra scoring 113 off 87 balls.
Mumbai team finished on top in the zone round.
Recognizing local talent has been the primary motive of Cricketgraph. Having local cricket news, local tournaments, ground bookings and coach’s corner on one platform is a cricket lover’s delight. This platform is all set to become rich with the service of Sandeep Dahad, who will be contributing by way of his writings on cricketgraph.com.
Sandeep Dahad is known to be the youngest Ranji coach who guided Tripura to its first ever semi-final appearance in Plate Group of Ranji Trophy tournament. A certified BCCI Level C Coach, Sandeep has specialized in all three departments of the game; batting, bowling and fielding. Dahad was also associated with MCL (Masters Champions League) a T20 tournament, wherein the former international players faced off against each other to compete for the coveted trophy.
Dahad’s passion for cricket is not just limited to on-field but also off-the field, his contributions with his tips and tricks will help the young and budding talent.
So what is Sandeep Dahad’s Mind-Body Cricket Talk ?
Sandeep Dahad would be presenting, mind & body coordination process about one cricket skill / aspect each week as perceived by him and would also welcome any questions or queries about it to be answered.
Scientifically speaking, the mind body coordination involves the integration of proprioceptive information detailing in the position and the movement of musculoskeletal system with the neural process in the brain and spinal cord which controls, plans and relay motor commands. Mind does have influence over the flow pattern of cerebral excitation-contraction.
In Simple words this mind & body coordination process includes, mind’s acquired knowledge about skills & implementation of skills, temperament, fitness that mind intends to apply via various body parts of a player.
It is the decisive factor in forwarding a player briskly towards the excellence & consistency in his game.The process what Sandeep has understood according to his perception, he is articulating it in his own words for millions and billions of cricket players and cricket loving people.
Any Cricket skill, temperamental aspect of the game that mind can totally conceive / absorb and intends to bring that in action then the body starts responding to the exact degree mind has conceived it and that is how when a player practices a cricket skill, temperamental or fitness aspect over and over and over he gets greater mind – body coordination in its execution and thus performs well to win games.
The deeper is the connect of mind & body greater is the execution and that can help a player to quickly climb the ladder of growth, success and start performing with never before ability and command over his own game.
Cricketgraph is blessed to have the services of one of the reputed cricket coaches and hopes that through his writing, it is able to nurture the health of local active cricket in India. We will soon release the first article and hope it helps local active cricketers to take their game forward.
As per the organizers, The Under-17 DSO School cricket matches which were to be played today on 04 October 2016 have been postponed due the over night rains in different parts of Mumbai.
The new dates will be decided and released later by the organizers.
The most awaited school tournament for boys and girls of Mumbai, will see as many as 450 schools participating in this tournament in various age groups of Under 14, Under 16 and Under 19.
This year the tournament is organized by Fairplay Sports Management Pvt ltd and sponsored by Sports Reconnect . As per the organizers, DSO Under-14 tournament which was scheduled to start from 03 October has be postponed to 06 October. If the rain gods stay away on 03 October, then the Under 17 Tournament is likely to take off on 04 Oct 2016. As many as 90 school teams have confirmed their participation for Under 17 DSO cricket tournament. On 04 October, 50 school teams are expected to transcend on Azad Maidan, Cross and Oval maidan.
Tournament will be that of T20 Format played with red cherry. The draws will be made available in the morning itself and see 2 matches per venue.
CricketGraph.com team wishes all the best to participating school cricket teams.
Mangesh Sharad Darekar has successfully completed Level B refresher course in 2011 and post that he has cleared Level 2 under the aegis of MCA (Mumbai Cricket Association). The 41 year old is a certified coach having obtained certificates from the prestigious MCA. He has been associated with MCA as a part of summer camp coaching for over a decade.
As a player, Darekar was a genuine all-rounder; right hand batsman and a right arm medium pace bowler. Mangesh has played for Mumbai U-19 and has played at the University level. One of the fond memories of Mangesh is that when he was called to bowl at the practice nets by the New Zealand cricket team, he had clean bowled one of the finest batsmen of the era; Martin Crowe. For his scintillating bowling, Crowe gifted him a t-shirt, which is still treasured by Darekar.
Mangesh has also played for Mahindra and Mahindra in Times Shield in A division and represented Dadar Union Club and PJ Hindu Gymkhana in A division Kanga League.
Mangesh Darekar has already provided valuable service to cricket in Mumbai; both as a player and as a coach. Let’s hope that the Borivali resident continues his noble deeds for years to come.
Cricket Heritage tour which took off first in Mumbai now travels to the capital – Delhi on 23 October 2016 (Sunday).
Here is a quick look into how the day looks like
8 am National Stadium Breakfast
Yajurvindra Singh (Sunny) to introduce the Tour
Sandeep Nakai and Theo Braganza to brief the participates on the code of
conduct.
Members introduce themselves and Members get an opportunity to speak as well.
10 AM Cricket Tour Roshanara Club
12 noon Ferozeshah Kolta Stadium Lunch
Chetan Chouhan to speak on cricket at New Delhi
Cricket Tour to the residence of Kapil Dev at Sundar Nagar
3 pm Nehru Stadium Bishan Singh Bedi to speak followed by Tea.
Theo Braganza to give a Vote of Thanks
As per the organizers the venues and speakers are all tentative as of date.
The costing of the New Delhi Tour are as follows:
For Indian citizens Rs.5,000/-
For Foreigners with a seperate package Rs.10,000/-
With Breakfast, Lunch, Tea
Those interested to join only for the Talks.Please enquire for rates.
Special rate for groups or multiples of 40.
Collectibles also sold seperately for those interest to buy extra.
For individual or group bookings to this unique heritage tour click here –
Click here to check the Cricket Heritage Tour of Mumbai.
For bookings or more information call on 8879417291 or email info@cricketgraph.com
There was some element of uncertainty throughout this week within the mumbai cricket community and the inevitable finally happened. Mumbai Cricket Association, officially announced the conclusion of Kanga Cricket League.
As many as nine rounds of Kanga cricke league had been washed out due to incessant rains in different parts of mumbai. As per the rules, team relegation or promotion cant be executed unless five matches are played. This also meant that the rest of matches to be played in the tournament would have been rendered pointless without any impact on team rankings.
Another reason cited by the Mumbai Cricket Association was that of shortage of grounds due to Metro work & Ramleela at Azaad maidan coupled with Durga Puja at Shivaji Park Grounds. The last round scheduled to be played on 2nd and 9th October 2016 has been cancelled and the tournament officially concluded.
As per the official website of Mumbai Cricket Association, all matches of Kanga League (A to G division) to be played on 25th September 2016 are washed out.
Life is tough without cricket !
We hope to have full day matches at the earliest.