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Sumedh Kamble scored brilliant 164 not out for his school V N Sule against Parkar Vidyalaya that set up massive an innings and 160 run win in the Harris shield.

Batting first Sule school declared innings at 394 for 7 with Sumedh on song. Sahil Jadhav too scored 83 but it was Sumedh who hit 28 boundaries helped Sule bowlers massive backing of runs and ample amount of time to bowl out opposition twice.

Patekar Vidyalaya were bundled twice for 140 and 88 respectively. Shantanu kadam claimed 7 wickets in the match

Mumbai Women gave a clinical performance to clinch the Women’s T20 plate group championship.

UPCA batting first against Mumbai eves could only manage 64 runs in 18.2 overs. For Mumbai, Sheral and captain Sunetra took 2 wickets each while Fatima returned with figures of 3 wickets for just 13 runs.

After such a great bowling performance, Mughda and Jemimah completed the winning formalities loosing just 2 wickets. Jemimah top scored with unbeaten 30 runs off 41 balls.

Congratulations to the winning Mumbai Women!!!

MUMBAI WON THE PLATE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP BY 8 WKTS

The reputed and prestigeous inter-collegiate tournament, The Saqib Rizvi Memorial tournament started today. The inauguration ceremony took place at Dadar Parsee Colony Sporting club ground in Matunga.

Many dignitaries graced the inauguration with their presence. Of which were Arvind Kadam( tournament secretary – Mumbai Cricket association ), Javed Rizvi sir , RM Suradkar ( vice principal Dr. Ambedkar college ), P P Patil sir ( Jr college sport association secretary) , Ashok Kuvar ( joint secretary – Mumbai Jr college sports association ), Sunil Desle ( sports director KG Mittal college executive Jr college sports association ) , Nisar Hussai ( Tolani college Andheri – executive member of Jr college sports association )

All matches would be that of 45 overs

Matches played today:

1st match : Vasant vihar Jr college vs St Xavier’s Jr college vile parle – venue – dadar parsee sporting club ground matunga

2nd match:  Matunga gymkhana venue – Maharashtra jr college Mumbai central vs SK somaiya college Vidyavihar

3rd match – venue – new hind ground matunga – bhaosahe hire Jr college tardeo vs siws jr college wadala

SWAMI VIVEKANAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL won the match by an Innings and 204 runs against C.N.M School.

SVIS won the toss & elected to field.

In the first inning, the opposition was bowled out for 66 runs. Hem Patel took 6 wickets in 6 overs giving 19 runs.

Yash Jathar & Rahul Kesari took 2 wickets each.

SVIS scored 343 in reply. Prashant Pillai scored 48 runs & Rutvik Rathod scored 42 runs.

In second inning, the opposition was bowled out for 73 runs with the captain Hem Patel taking 8 wickets.

Hem Patel bowled a captains innings by taking  6 wickets in the first innings & an 8 wicket haul in the second inning

So far Hem has taken eye-popping 25 wickets in 2 matches of the elite Harris Shield this year. A bowler to watch out for every opposition

There were many stars for Swami Vivekanand school of Kandivali in their Harris shield plate group D final against the Gundecha school.

Batting first Swami Vivekanand school posted massive 483 runs in the first innings. Chief tormentors with the bat were Mihir Agarwal, Satyam Parkar, Yatendra Jangid and Ganesh Masurkar. Mihir was just brilliant, playing bowling on it merit. He hit just 9 boundaries but string the innings together. He was out on 138 off 142 balls.

Satyam Parkar too scored a great ton, 104 runs hitting 16 boundaries.

Gundecha were made to follow on after their first innings was wrapped for just 74 runs. Gundecha showed some spine in the second innings as they scored 218 runs still falling way short of Swami’s first innings total.

Vinayak Patil was the pick of the bowlers for Swami, who took 8 wickets in the match while Aryan contributed with 7 and Ganesh Masurkar took 4 wickets.

It would be remember as captain’s match!

Both the captains, Siddhesh Jadhav of St. Marys and Vinit Pasad of VPM played great knocks for their schools in the Harris Shield Plate Group ‘C’ final match. While Siddhesh dazzled with a great knock of 182 runs in the second innings, Captain Jinit Pasad showed his class with both bat and ball and great temperament in chasing stiff target.

Requiring 344 to win in the second innings, VPM gave a scare to St. Marys but fell short by 22 runs when the play was called off. VPM were 321 for 5 when the play ended after 67 overs. Jinit Pasad scored an unbeaten 142 off 143 balls. VPM Mulund had one more centurion, Deepesh Hemdev who scored 109 runs.

Earlier in the day it was the other captain, Siddesh Jashav who scored scintillating 182 runs in his schools score of 267. Even though the match ended in a draw, St. Mary school was declared the winner based on the first innings lead.

It was on of the great matches of Harris Shield plate division which will be remembered as a captains match for a long time to come.

In last weekend’s TMBB match between Bamna and Bankhor, Bamna won the toss and chose to bat first.

The Harris Shield Elite group league match between Don Bosco Matunga school and Parle Tilak Vidyalaya, English school witnessed team performance from Don Bosco that had 2 centuries and a fifer.

Hrithik Ankush started the show with 5 wicket haul in the first innings of Parle Tilak. This allowed Don Bosco to restrict Prale for an average score of 161 runs.

Don Bosco’s first innings saw two centuries one by their captain Rohit Desai and other by Akshat Jain. Rohit took just 152 balls for his 165, Akshat got out for 104 runs off 96 deliveries. Don Bosco declared their first innings for massive 400 for 9, a lead of over 200 +.

Hrithik Ankush was at it again picking up 4 wickets and restricting Parle Tilak for 192. Om Joshi scored 60 runs batting lower down the order.

Balmohan Vidyamandir, Marathi has won the Plate group B final match of the Harris Shield. In the final they defeated the Dhirubhai Ambani School by 10 wickets.

Dhirubhai Ambani school gave a good fight in the first innings but could not repeat the same performance in the second innings. Their second innings got wrapped up for just 57 runs. Sameer Parkar and Bhooshan Kastur were stars for Balmohan as the accounted for 14 wickets from 2 innings. Balmohan knocked off the required 17 runs in just 3 overs without loosing any wickets, registering a big 10-wicket win.

Balmohan is coached by renowned player and coach Nilesh Raut Sir, who has played for Railways and represented various teams in Kanga.