Tournament : Inter Collegiate 45 over
Match : CHM college ulhasnager Vs Nktt college Thane
The duo of Vikas Yadav and Amir Ansari contributed with the ball taking 2 and 3 wickets each giving away almost nothing. Their terrific bowling display caused CHM college to bundle out for 81 runs in less than 25 overs.
Nktt easily achieved the target in 19 overs while loosing only 1 wicket.
Brief scores:
Nktt college won the toss elected to bowl first.
CHM college all down for 81runs in 24.2 overs.
MD.AMIR: 6-19-2-3
Vikas.Y. : 9-6-3-2
Nktt 82 for 1 in 19.3 overs ; winning by 9 wickets
Rohan.j: 32 not out
Prathamesh.m: 19 not out
Tournament : Inter collegiate cricket tournament 45 over game
We had one more centurion in the intercollegiate cricket tournament after Lalit Sharma of Siddharth college. Anis playing for his team J M Patel scored a fine century while chasing. He scored 100 helping his team easily achieve the target of 167 set by C. L. Walia college.
Brief scores:
C l Walia 1 st batting : 167 runs
J M Patel college : 168 for 3 (Anis : 100 runs)
J m Patel won the match by 7 wkt
In the same tournament in another match was dominated by bowler, Rohit Yadav. After his team I Y College set up a big target of 265, Rohit claimed 4 wickets of the opposition team, Shailendra Disari college dismantling them for a partly 161. Rohit also contributed with the bat scoring 48 runs.
Brief Scores:
Match: I Y college vs Shailendra Disari College
I Y college batting first : 265 runs (Rohit Yadav: 48)
Shailendra Disari College: 161 runs (Rohit Yadav: 6.3-0-15 -4)
Tournament : Inter collegiate cricket tournament 45 over game
Match : III rd round Siddharth college vs Gurukul collage of commerce
In the third round match between Siddharth College and Gurukul College of Commerce, Siddharth batted first. Lalit Sharma of Siddharth college scored an attractive century (119 runs) helping his team post more than respectable score of 259 runs in 45 overs.
Gurukul college’s batting line up could not rise to the occasion and were bundled out for a mere 94 runs handing an easy victory to Siddharth.
Next round matches are scheduled for 24th November at Azad / Cross Maidan in Mumbai.
Tournament : MCA Payyade U-16 selection trophy
Match between rohit sharma Xi and Sachin Tendulkar XI
Divyansh Saxena scored a brilliant 153 for he team Rohit Sharma XI. He scored his runs in quick time as well. His efforts ensured Rohit Sharma XI declare their innings for 363 for the loss of 7 wickets taking 157 runs lead over Sachin Tendulkar XI. Other significant contribution from Rohit Sharma XI team was that of Atharv Ankolkar picking up wickets in both innings and also scoring half century with the bat
Sachin Tendulkar XI’s second inning was a repeat of the first inning. Yashasvi once again scored excellent half century scoring 76 runs but failed to get any support from the other end except Atharva Pujari, who scored 47 runs.
Rohit Sharma XI achieved the required 47 target in 11 overs loosing 2 wickets in the process.
Brief Scores:
Toss: Rohit Sharma XI, elected to field
Result: Rohit Sharma XI won by 8 wkts
Sachin Tendulkar XI 1st Innings – 206/10 in 58.5 overs(Yashasvi Jaiswal 76, Priyanshu Shrivastav 34, Vignesh Solanki 4/29, Divyansh Saxena 3/21) and
2nd Innings – 203/10 in 62.2 overs(Yashasvi Jaiswal 70, Atharva Pujari 47, Atharva Ankolekar 4/55)
Rohit Sharma XI1st Innings – 363/7 (decl.) in 99 overs(Divyansh Saxena 153, Atharva Ankolekar 78, Rutwik Rathod 46, Yash Salunkhe 33) and 2nd Innings – 47/2 in 11.5 overs
National U-19 School Tournament
Riding on a suberb bowling show led by Kartik (3 wickets), Prasanth & Ankush (2 wickets each) and Bharat’s unbeaten 15 ball 20, Delhi defeated Jammu & Kashmir by 8 wickets in their first match of 61st National Under 19 School Cricket Tournament, organized by School Games Federation of India (SGFI).
Mr. Pawan Chauhan is the head coach of Delhi Team. Sanjay Toor is performing the role of manager.
Brief Scores:
J&K: 62 all out in 18.5 overs (Pavit Singh 17, Amandeep Singh 15, Kartik 3/05, Ankush 2/10)
Delhi: 63/2 (Arjun 22, Bharat 20*, Aasaf 2 wickets)
Riding on another 5 wicket haul by Raj, West Delhi Academy continued their winning run in Ghai Memorial Tournament as they defeated YRGMHS by 4 wickets in a low scoring match.
WDCA won the toss and elected to field first. YRGMHS were all out for mere 110 runs in 19 overs. Sunny top scored with 64 runs. Raj returned with excellent bowling figured of 5 wickets in 5 overs and giving away just 9 runs.
In reply, WDCA chased down the target in 13 overs, losing 6 wickets in the process. For YRGMHS, Akash captured 4/13.
In match no. 10 of Ghai Memorial Tournament, bowlers from both teams went for quite a few and in the end it was bat vs bat to decide the fate of the match. West Delhi Cricket Academy first conceded 257 runs in 25 overs but chased down the score in 17 overs itself. A perfect example of the domination of bat over ball.
However it was one player who shone right through the match- with both bat and ball, WDCA all rounder Raj. First he managed to captured 5 wickets in an otherwise dismal bowling performance. Then he scored a quick-fire century to help his team chase the target.
Brief Scores:
DPS Vasant Kunj: 257/8 in 25 overs (Sarvesh 101, Naman 51, Raj 5/22)
WDCA: 258/1 in 17 overs (Raj 114)
Superb bowling by medium pacer Manish Giri 4/10 and leg spinner Vijay Bahadur Mishra and Wicket keeper Manoj Makar 28 no and Manish Sharma 28 no helped defending Champions Delhi beat Hyderabad by 10 wickets and enter final of the All India State Bank Inter Circle cricket tournament at Karnail Singh Stadium here today. Manoj Makar named man of the match.
Brief Scores:
Hyderabad: 56 all out in 18.4 Overs: Abu Bakar 25,Manish Giri 3/10,Vijay Bahadur Mishra 3/13,Ravinder Bhandari 2/08.
Delhi: 57 no Loss in 8 Overs: Manoj Makar 28 no, Manish Sharma 28 no.
Semi-final 2
In the other semifinal Ahamdabad beat last year runners up Bhopal by 3 wickets and also enter final. Final will be played tomorrow at Karnail singh Stadium on 11:00 AM.
Brief Scores:
Bhopal: 102 all out in 19.4 Overs: Mukesh Sahni 41,Devender Bundela 23,Rakesh Dhruv 3/18,Birju Pathak 2/22,Dharmender Kumar 2/05.
Ahmedabad: 108 for 7 in 19.4 Overs: Kaniya Vaghela 24,Rakesh Dhruv 20,SuniLahore 2/17.
Ryan U-16 Cup
