Route SMS clinched a comprehensive victory against Deutsche Bank on 19th March at Cross Maidan, Mumbai during the Woods T20 Corporate Cricket Tournament. Batting first, Deutsche Bank was restricted to a modest 113-7 in 20 overs, thanks to some brilliant bowling from Route SMS. Bhavik Patel (3-13 in 4 overs) and Sumit Dhekle (2-24 in 4 overs) bowled well in tandem, not allowing Deutsche Bank to score freely. Patel bowled in right areas throughout his spell and maintained a consistent line and length. Satyapraskash top scored with 34 runs off 26 balls, but his efforts went in vain as his team failed to post a good score on the board.
Chasing 114 runs was an easy task for Route SMS. They achieved the target in – overs, winning the match by seven wickets. The openers Pranay Patil (41 runs off 23 balls) and (36 runs off 22 balls) provided a solid start to the run chase. It was then followed by Vishal Dugaonkar’s (29 not out off 15 balls) wonderful knock that helped Route SMS to finish off the game in style. Deven picked up 2-15 in his 2.3 overs alongwith Siddharth Angane who struck 1-27 in his three overs.
Bhavik Patel (3-13 in 4 overs) was announced as the Man of the Match for his fantastic bowling performance.
Batting first, DNA posted a challenging total of 156-9 in their full quota of 20 overs against HP on 26th March at Cross Maidan, Mumbai during the Milan Mega Corporate T20 Tournament league match. Opening bat G.Krishnan top scored with a blistering 34 off just 24 balls, smacking five boundaries in his wonderful knock. Krishnan looked aggressive and had a positive intent right from the start. He found gaps at regular intervals and gave a good solid start to DNA. Right arm medium pace bowler Yogesh Rao was brilliant with the ball, picking up 4-28 in his four overs. Ishan bowled well with Yogesh in tandem and accounted for two scalps as well.
It was a good chase from HP, but they fell short of 20 runs as they were restricted to 136-7 in 20 overs. It was an ordinary batting performance from HP, with only one batsman Nikhil Sawant reaching the 20-run mark. Rest of the line-up fell cheaply to some fantastic bowling performance of DNA. Off break bowler Taus Rizvi was the pick of the bowlers, picking up 3-18 in his four overs. Rutvick Mehta also rolled his arm over to pick up 2-13 in his four overs.
G.Krishnan (34 runs off 24 balls) was awarded with the Man of the Match prize for his match winning knock.
Tournament Name :- Gurgaon Corporate Premier League Season 1 | First Prize :- Prize Money And Trophy ; Second Prize :- Trophy – 4 League Matches and 1 Practice Match | 20 Overs | Entry Fees :- 40, 000/- + Service Tax
All Matches Played at The Trible Park Cricket Ground Sector 84, On the Back Side of Village Kherki Dalua, New Gurgaon, Haryana- 122001
Open Club to 20 Pure Corporate and 20 Mix Corporate Can participate in this tournament
Last Registration 5th April 2016
All Matches Played under T20 Format
Team Will get Minimum of 4 T20 and 1 Complementary Matches.
Final will be telecast live on DD Sports
Subsea Pro was restricted to a humble 128-8 in 20 overs against Nomura in the final match of Shiraz-e-Hind T20 Tournament on 25th March in Mumbai. Swapnil (48 runs off 33 balls) and Rajkumar (24 runs off 35 balls) were the major contributors with the willow. Nilesh Kangane was too good to handle finishing off with the excellent figures of 4-18 in his four overs. Nilesh was consistent with his line and length and was spectacular to watch.
The final match was a thrilling contest as it went down the wire till the last over. Nomura chased down the target in 19.2 overs, winning the match by four wickets. Ajinkya Patil top scored with 35 runs off 39 cherries and played the anchor’s role in Nomura’s batting. Anupam Tyagi and Swapnil Nigudkar picked up two wickets each.
Nilesh Kangane (4-18 in 4 overs) was declared announced as the Man of the Match for hisfantastic bowling performance. Best Batsman award was conferred on Akash Patil (Omni Marines) and Best Bowler award went to Pratik Ahluwalia (Nomura).
Route SMS posted a challenging 246 in 40 overs against HUS Films on 25th March in Mumbai during the Gold final match of Shiraz-e-Hind 40 over Cricket Tournament. Bhushan Tandel (45 runs off 43 balls), Saeed Shaikh (50 runs off 46 balls) and Siddharth (55 runs off 30 balls) were the batting pillars that helped Route SMS to put up a strong total on board. Siddharth was simply exceptional with the bat and was a treat to watch. He had the perfect blend of defence and aggression in his entertaining knock. Irfan Ansari and Hitesh Singh shined with the ball for HUS as they picked up three wickets apiece.
Chasing over six runs per over was always going to be tough. HUS batted well and held on to their nerves to score 202-8 in 40 overs. They lost the match by 44 runs. Mehtab Shaikh (44 runs off 54 balls) and Suresh Kamble (54 runs off 46 balls) tried hard but could not help their team to cross the line. Shailesh Dubli and Bhushan Tandel grabbed couple of wickets each for Route SMS.
Siddharth (55 runs off 30 balls) was declared as the Man of the Match for his batting brilliance. Bhushan Tandel of Route SMS and Suresh Kamble of HUS were announced as the Best Bowler and Best Batsman respectively.
MSCI was bundled out for a paltry 110 in 20 overs against Route SMS on 26th March at Venus Sports Academy, Mumbai during the Woods T20 Corporate Cricket Tournament. Opening bat Ankit top scored with 30 runs off 41 balls and found able ally in middle order bat Sunil who scored a quick-fire 29 runs off 18 balls. Bhushan was the wrecker-in-chief as he picked up 3-20 in his spell of four overs. He was outstanding with the ball and maintained a disciplined line and length.
Chasing 111 runs was a cake walk for Route SMS as they achieved the target in just 10 overs. The opening pair of Pranay (48 not out off 30 balls) and Bhushan (50 not out off 30 balls) stitched a beautiful partnership and took their team home. They looked in good touch and helped their team to win the match comprehensively by 10 wickets. Bhushan had an outstanding day on field as he shined with both, bat and ball.
Bhushan (3-20 in 4 overs and 50 not out off 30 balls) was declared as the Man of the Match for his fantastic all-round performance.
Capgemini had a disappointing day with the bat as they were restricted to a modest 126-8 in 20 overs against Airtel on 26th March at Elphinstone Gymkhana, Mumbai in the Champions group semi-final of Milan Mega Corporate T20 Tournament. Jitendra (21 runs off 21 balls) and Akshay (22 runs off 25 balls) provided a good start to their team, however the middle order could not capitalize on this. Daiwat, Kalpesh and Jitesh struck for Airtel with two wickets apiece.
Opening bat Mayank Shirke got off to a flyer with a brisk 37 runs knock off just 28 balls, peppering the boundary rope five times. Shirke was a treat to watch as he played some good cricketing shots. Jitesh (14 runs off 16 balls) and Lalit (18 runs off 18 balls) too chipped in with the bat. Jayshil Churi was exceptional with the ball as he grabbed 3-14 in his four overs. Though a low scoring game, it was a cracker of a contest as Airtel achieved the target in 19.2 overs, winning the match by just three wickets.
Mayank Shirke (37 runs off 28 balls) was announced as the Man of the Match for his match winning batting knock.
Riding on Amol’s (59 runs off 39 balls) batting heroics, Syntel managed to post a decent total of 130-10 in 19.2 overs against DSP Blackrock on 26th March at Venus Sports Academy, Mumbai during the Woods T20 Corporate Cricket Tournament. Opening the innings for Syntel, Amol provided a solid start to his team. He smacked nine boundaries and a six in his entertaining knock. Sunil Nayak was the pick of the bowlers picking up 4-9 in his 3.2 overs.
Though the target of 131 didn’t seem daunting, Syntel bowled well to bundle out DSP Blackrock for 123 runs in 19.1 overs, winning the match by just seven runs. Middle order bat Abhik top scored with 34 runs. Ganesh shined with the ball as he grabbed 3-17 in his 3.1 overs.
Amol (59 runs off 39 balls) was declared as the Man of the Match for his batting brilliance.
JSW posted a daunting 175-5 in 20 overs against Rave Tech on 26th March at Vengsarkar Academy, Mahul, Mumbai during the T20 Master’s Cup 2015-16 Edition 3. Opening bat Harish Kadam was fantastic with the bat as he scored 46 runs off 29 balls, hitting six boundaries and two sixes. Wicket-keeper batsman Rakesh Chaudhary (54 not out off 33 balls) scored a wonderful half century and played a pivotal role in taking his team’s total over 170-run mark. Akshay, though expensive was the pick of the bowlers picking up 2-40 in his four overs.
It was wonderful run chase by Rave Tech as they cruised to the target in 19.3 overs, winning the match by six wickets. Amey (62 runs off 47 balls) and Akshay (50 not out off 27 balls) shouldered the responsibility of their team and played matured innings. With his outstanding all-round performance, Akshay was instrumental in Rave Tech’s comprehensive victory. He struck at a rate of close to 200, hitting seven boundaries in his entertaining knock. Ranjit Pillai grabbed 2-31 in his four overs, with Rajesh Pingulkar picking up 1-33 in his four.
Akshay (2-40 in 4 overs and 50 not out off 27 balls) was declared as the Man of the Match for his match winning all-round performance.
Omni Marines posted a modest 101 on board against World Sports Event Management on 26th March in Mumbai during the Chanawala Challengers T20 Tournament. Pranav top scored with 38 runs but was the lone fighter for Omni Marines. Asgar was the pick of the bowlers picking up 3-7 in his 1.1 overs.
In reply, Ravi Thakur single handedly took his team World Sports Event Management to a comprehensive victory achieving the target in just 11.1 overs, winning the match by eight wickets. Thakur smacked nine boundaries and a six in his 36-ball unbeaten knock. He punished the loose deliveries at will and provided a solid start to his team at the top of the order. Omkar picked up 2-18 in his four overs and was the only wicket-taker for Omni Marines.
Ravi Thakur (53 runs off 36 balls) was announced as the Man of the Match for his brilliant batting.