As per the official website of Mumbai Cricket Association, all matches of Kanga League (A to G division) to be played on 18th September 2016 are washed out.
Life is tough without cricket !
We hope to have full day matches at the earliest.
It was quite a one sided affair on 11th September at Young Friends Cricket Club, Mumbai, when New Hindu Cricket Club locked horns against Pandurangwadi Cricket Club during the E division Kanga League match. Winning the toss and electing to field first, Pandurangwadi bowled out New Hindu for 117. Himanshu Waingankar was the wreck-in-chief picking up a five wicket haul. Himanshu grabbed 5-44 and received good support from Abey Kuruvilla was chipped in with 3-30. Pratik Patil top scored with a valiant 66.

Pandurangwadi collapsed for a paltry 59, thanks to some brilliant bowling by Chetan Jaiswal. Chetan accounted for 5-13. He was consistent with his length and was duly rewarded for his hard work, Jabjit Singh was the highest scorer with 34 runs. The play closed at 16-2 in favour of New Hindu.
Though there was no outright winner, New Hindu Cricket Club took the first innings lead.
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In an A division match between National Cricket Club (NCC) against the Greater Mumbai Police Sports Club (GMPSC) in the ongoing Kanga Cricket Tournament, the spectators witnessed highlight of fall of wickets.

GMPSC were all out for 59 in 32.3 overs and NCC were 37/8 in 20 overs. In the end it was a good demonstration of both fast swing and spin bowling by Santosh Shinde and Pushkaraj Chavan respectively.
Riding on some wonderful batting displays from the batsmen of PJ Hindu Gymkhana, the team put up a healthy 204-7 against Maskati Cricket Club on 11th September at PJ Hindu Gymkhana, Mumbai, during the B division Kanga League match. Opening bat Nishad Gabhawala gave a solid start to his team scoring 79 runs. His other opening partner Sujit Haravi chipped in with a patient 46. Middle order bat Vishal Bhilare accelerated the innings with a run a ball 45 and remained unbeaten. Sushant Waje was the pick of the bowlers picking up 4-46.
Maskati Cricket Club played well for its 156-9 and narrowly managed to save the match. Jigar Shah, who opened the batting for Maskati scored 36 and received good support from no.7 batsman Aditya Shemadkar, who made an unbeaten 39. Harshal Merchant was fantastic with the ball as he ran through Maskati’s batting line-up in no time. Harshal picked up 6-26 and had Pawan Kumar (3-21) for company, who bowled nicely as well.
Despite some great performances in the match, the game ended in a draw.


Batting first, Islam Gymkhana posted a handsome total of 263-5 against Sainath Sports Club on 11th September in Mumbai during the B division Kanga League match.
Shoaib Khan was spectacular with the bat as he played a marathon innings of 156. Khan was a treat to watch and was pivotal in his team’s success. Sanket Jadhav was the other batsman who contributed with a useful 58.
Sainath Sports Club, in the second innings, managed to put up 69-7. Danish Rainey and Salman Khan were the wreckers-in-chief picking up 3-10 and 3-22 respectively.
The match between Islam Gymkhana and Sainath Sports Club ended in a draw.

It was quite a one sided affair on 11th September when Star Cricket Club locked horns against MB Union Cricket Club during the D division Kanga League match in Mumbai. Winning the toss and electing to field first, MB Union Cricket Club bundled out Star Cricket Club at a miserly 80. Vishal Kavaiyya shined with the ball picking up 3-21 in his economical spell.
The second innings was a batting disaster as MB Union Cricket Club collapsed like a pack of cards. They were done and dusted for a meagre 30, thanks to some brilliant bowling efforts of Star Cricket Club. Manas Raikar was exceptional with the ball, finishing off with envious figures of 5-11. Varun Joijode joined the party grabbing 4-11.
Though the match did not have a outright winner, Star Cricket Club took the first innings lead.



