It was a low scoring Dreamz 40 overs Cricket Tournament final match that was played between Automotive and IPCA on 28th May at Azad Maidan, Mumbai. Batting first, IPCA was restricted to a modest 121-6 in 25 overs. Coming in at no.3, Yogesh top scored with 49 runs off 63 balls, not receiving any support from the rest of the batting line-up. Sachin was the pick of the bowlers picking up 2-13 in his economical five over spell. His disciplined bowling did not allow IPCA batsmen to score freely. He also accounted for one run out.
In reply, Automotive chased down the target in just 23.1 overs, winning the match by eight wickets. The opening pair of Sachin KT (49 runs off 49 balls) and Sachin SN (29 runs off 38 balls) provided a solid start to the run chase. In the end, Dipesh (23 not out off 24 balls) and Jayesh (20 not out off 20 balls) stitched a tidy partnership to see their team home. Aniket and Prasad picked up one wicket each. It was a clinical performance by Automotive to clinch the Dreamz 40 overs Cricket Tournament.
Sachin SN (2-13 in 5 overs and 29 runs off 38 balls) was awarded with the Man of the Match prize for his wonderful all-round efforts.
Winning the toss and electing to bat first Lintas posted a respectable 147-4 in 20 overs against Naaptol on 29th May in the semi-final of Milan Mega Corporate T20 Tournament that was played at Cross Maidan, Mumbai. Coming in at no.3, Nakul Kulkarni played a gem of an innings as he cruised to a clinical 56 off 52 balls, hitting seven boundaries. Nakul found the gaps at regular intervals and ran well between the wickets. Amit Narkar was the other batsman who played a handy role by chipping with an unbeaten 45 off just 37 deliveries. Avnish Yadav shined with the ball grabbing 2-30 in his four overs.
Naaptol was bundled out for a paltry 111 in 16.2 overs, losing the match by 36 runs. Ashish Amin top scored with 32 runs off 27 balls but received no support from the rest of his team. Aditya Pratap was brilliant with the ball picking up 3-24 in his three overs. Nakul Kulkarni who had earlier starred with the bat rolled his arm over to pick up 1-11 in his one over.
Nakul Kulkarni (56 runs off 52 balls and 1-11 in 1 over) was awarded with the Man of the Match prize for his fantastic all-round performance.
It was a low scoring semi-final match that was played between SS Travels and Siddhivinayak Cricket Club on 28th May at Western Railway ground, Mumbai, during the Milan Mega Corporate T20 Tournament. Batting first, SS Travels managed to put up a modest 120-8 in 20 overs. Ajinkya Divekar (29 runs off 24 balls) and Shailesh Nakashe (27 runs off 22 balls) played well but could not capitalize on the solid start they got off to. Satish Naidu and Akhilesh bowled well in tandem to account for two and three scalps respectively.
Chasing 121 runs was not going to be that daunting. Siddhivinayak did not get off to the best of starts but Shubham (34 runs off 25 balls) and Ambrika (27 runs off 22 balls) held their nerves to see their team through. Shubham shouldered the responsibility nicely and stitched a beautiful partnership with Ambrika. Siddhivinayak chased down the target in just 15.5 overs, winning the match by three wickets. Prince, Shekhar and Ajinkya accounted for one wicket apiece.
Shubham (34 runs off 25 balls) was announced as the Man of the Match for his brilliant batting.
Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Automotive Cricket Club posted a challenging 146-6 in 20 overs against Orange Advertising in the Champions final of Milan Mega Corporate T20 Tournament that was played on 29th May at Cross Maidan, Mumbai. Sachin Sanghvi (35 runs off 39 balls) and Kishen Ghosh (37 runs off 33 balls) provided a solid start to their team right at the top, with Dipesh Golam playing an unbeaten blistering knock towards the end. Dipesh scored a quick-fire 37 off 15 balls, smacking four boundaries and two sixes. Akhtar Shaikh was the pick of the bowlers picking up 3-25 in his four overs and received good support from Salman Khan who grabbed 2-33 in three overs.
In reply, Orange Advertising chased down the target easily in 19.2 overs, winning the match by five wickets. Salman Khan (32 runs off 29 balls) and Rishi (35 not out off 30 balls) played well together to see their team home. Both the southpaws played some good looking cricketing shots and were a treat to watch. Out of the eight bowlers used by Automotive, five of them picked up one wicket each.
Salman Khan (2-33 in 3 overs and 32 runs off 29 balls) was declared as the Man of the Match for his splendid all-round efforts.
The Telecom Premier League that saw the leading telecom giants locking horns against each other on the cricket field concluded on a high on 5th June, when Airtel took on Idea A at Air India Sports Club, Mumbai in the final match of TPL. Batting first, Airtel posted a mammoth 215 in 10 runs scoring at over an unbelievable 20 runs per over. Jitesh Purabia played a blinder of an innings smashing 91 runs off 30 cherries, including four boundaries and a whopping 10 sixes in his blistering knock. Purabia was simply unstoppable and made a mockery of Idea A’s bowling. Mayank Shirke was the other batsman to contribute with a quick-fire 66 off 27 balls, hitting five boundaries and as many sixes. It was a disastrous outing for Idea A bowlers as they were thrown all around the park. Vikas Sharma and Paresh Shetty picked up one wicket each.
Chasing a magnificent 216 in just 60 balls was always going to be a daunting task for Idea A and it did them no good when they lost both their openers; Vikas Sharma and Paresh Shetty cheaply for 4 and 6 respectively. Rushi Patel was the lone fighter scoring 33 runs off 24 balls. After putting up a solid performance with the bat, Airtel bowlers stepped up to restrict Idea A for a paltry 92-8 in 10 overs. Arif Rakhangi, Kalpesh Mehta and Mayank Shirke bowled well in tandem to account for two scalps apiece. Airtel registered a comprehensive victory against Idea A by a huge 123 runs.
Jitesh Purabia (164 runs in 5 matches; 91 runs off 30 balls in the final) was declared as the Best Batsman as well as the Man of the Match for his scintillating knock and was also awarded for hitting maximum sixes in the tournament. Daiwat Rane (Airtel) won the Best Fielder accolade with Rushi Patel (Idea A, 8 wickets in 5 matches) bagging the Best Bowler prize.
While speaking to cricketgraph.com about TPL, Gayathrie from IBM who was the co-sponser alongwith Giesecke and Devrient, said, “Telcom Premier League seemed to be a good platform for many reasons. At IBM, our constant endeavour is to engage with our stakeholders (employees/customers) on a deeper, human level. Our focus is to delight them with the right experience at the perfect moment to strengthen engagements and nurture the relationship. We (IBM) are always looking for such opportunities and the TPL seemed to be perfect fit where we could take this thought forward and interact with our clients via an informal yet competitive/fun setting”.
TPL was a grand success as it not only brought the big telecom players on a single platform but also encouraged them to showcase their cricketing talent.
Winning the toss and electing to bat first, HUL posted a challenging 144-6 in 20 overs against KPMG during the final match of Plate Group Dreamz T20 Championship that was played at Oval Maidan, Mumbai on 28th May. Vijay Swaminathan played a solid innings of 46 off 32 balls and played a pivotal role in taking his team to a respectable total. In the end Sanjay Mane scored an unbeaten 38 off 31 cherries to finish the innings on a high. Jaimin Parmar grabbed 3-30 in four overs.
KPMG did not get off to the best of start as they lost their opener Kunal for a duck. Coming in at no.3, Sagar top scored with 26 runs off 30 runs and received good support from Harsh Mehta who made 20 off 23 balls. However they could not last long as they fell prey to disciplined bowling of HUL. KPMG was restricted 121-9 losing the match by 23 runs. Prashant Korgaonkar was the best bowler picking up 4-13 in his economical four overs spell. Prashant was consistent in his line and length and was duly rewarded for his efforts.
Prashant Korgaonkar (4-13 in 4 overs) was declared as the Man of the Match for his brilliant bowling performance.
The final match of the Elite Group Dreamz T20 Championship that was played at Oval Maidan, Mumbai on 28th May between General Mills and Sony turned out to be a one sided affair. Batting first, General Mills was done and dusted for a paltry 70 in 15 overs, thanks to some brilliant bowling by Prathamesh Raul. Raul was spectacular with the ball picking up 4-10 in his magical spell of two overs. Middle order bat Arvind top scored with 19 runs off 10 balls, with Jitendra scoring 14 off 13 deliveries.
Sony cruised to a fantastic victory as they chased down the target in just 8.4 overs, winning the match comprehensively by nine wickets. Pratik Patil (32 not out off 21 balls) and Jigar Soni (31 not out off 26 balls) batted well together to see their team home. Kaushal Tiwari was the lone wicket taker picking up 1-16 in three overs.
Prathamesh Raul (4-10 in 2 overs) was awarded with the Man of the Match prize as well as Man of the Tournament title for his scintillating bowling performance and his team-mate Pratik Patil was given the Best Batsman award.
It was a one sided affair between Omni Marines and Krishna Holidays on 28th May when they clashed in the Bronze Finals of Chanawala Challenger T20 Trophy in Mumbai. Batting first, Krishna Holidays could was bundled out for a paltry 76 in 16.2 overs, with middle order bat Chirag Reddy (28 runs off 21 balls) being the lone fighter in his team. Right arm medium pace bowler Prem Jadhav bowled exceptionally well to grab 4-10 in his miserly spell of 3.2 overs and received the perfect support from Javed Shaikh who accounted for 4-17 in his economical four overs spell. Javed and Prem rattled Krishna Holidays’ batting not allowing them to build any partnerships.
In reply, Omni Marines chased down the target easily in 12.2 overs, winning the match by six wickets. Number 3 batsman, Raj top scored with 26 runs off 23 balls and partnered well with Siddhant who made a quick 22 off 18 cherries. Bhumit Parekh was the pick of the bowlers for Krishna Holidays accounting for 2-16 in his three overs.
Javed Shaikh (4-17 in 4 overs) was announced as the Man of the Match for his splendid bowling and Bhumit Parek (Krishna Holidays) was awarded with the Best Bowler of the tournament prize.
It was a low scoring match between Suburban Tigers and Subsea Pro on 28th May when they met for the Gold Finals of Chanawala Challenger T20 Trophy in Mumbai. Batting first, Suburban Tigers could just manage a humble 109-9 in 18 overs, with middle order bat Sajjad Nerekar top scoring with 34 runs off 25 balls. Subsea Pro bowled well as a unit. Laxman Kumbhar, Swapnil Nigudkar and Kikhil Ghuge picked up two wickets each.
Subsea Pro chased down the target with some hiccups in 17.2 overs, winning the match by just one wicket. Riyaz Shaikh played well for his 41 off 34 balls, hitting two boundaries and a six in his match winning knock. Pankaj Kore was outstanding with the ball as he grabbed 4-16 in his four overs. Though his team failed to defend the target, Pankaj’s efforts were outstanding with the ball. It was a thrilling contest and in the end, the team that held its nerves, won the Gold Final.
Pankaj Kore (4-16 in 4 overs) was declared as the Man of the Match for his brilliant bowling display.
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