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After performing so well and knocking out opponents in their previous matches, SGND Khalsa College faultered at the last stop and were not able to cross a hurdle in the name of Hindu College, losing to them by 95 runs and crashing out of the tournament.
Hindu batted first and scored 223 runs in 50 overs. Opener Abhishek top scored with 65. Other notable contributions were by No. 9 batsman Rohan who compiled 33 runs for his team. Pragam scored 25. For SGND Khalsa, Yogesh scalped 4 while Hirdhay and Chetan captured 2 wickets each.
Chasing a tricky total, SGND Khalsa were up against a very strong bowling unit. And they felt the pressure. They were shot out for 128 runs thereby losing by 95 runs. Only opener Vansh (43) and Kashish (36) were able to resist Hindu bowlers for sometime but rest of the batsmen could not offer much support.
For Hindu, Rohan captured 3 wickets, Navendu captured 2 while four other bowlers managed a wicket each.
Brief Scores:
Hindu College: 223 all out (Abhishek 65, Rohan 33, Yogesh 4/21, Chetan 2/35)
SGND Khalsa: 128 all out (Vansh 43, Chetan 36, Rohan 3/26, Navendu 2/35)
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After much speculation its now official that Times Cricket Shield will be organized this year and this news should certainly bring a big cheer within Mumbai corporates.
Entries will be open from 7th October 2015 till 16th October 2015 and will be accepted from office clubs between 10.30 a.m – 12.30 p.m and 2.30 p.m – 5.30 p.m only from Monday to Friday .
Address for form submission is Times Cricket Shield Office, Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd, 1st Floor, Times of India Building, Dr DN Road, Mumbai-400001. You could also e contact on Tel No.66354128. E-mailtimesshield@timesgroup.com.
Poddar college batting first scored 77 for the loss of 9 wickets in 15 overs. There was no standout batting from Poddar college as such and off spinner Rohit Kaushal picked up 2 wickets for Siddharth College.
One would have thought that chasing 77 should have been easy walk for Siddharth college however that was not the case and the match went on to the last over , requiring 4 runs off the last over and they won with only 2 balls to spare!Omkar A from Poddar college picked up 3 key wickets.
Hitesh Shetye 29(21) and Prithvi Raj S 27 runs helped Siddharths team to get through to the winning side.
After winning the toss , Rahul Jangli skipper of Ruparel college decided to bat first . Rahul who opens the batting for Ruparel college batted sensibly and scored 45 runs however one batsman who stole the limelight was Vignesh Pashte who came in at 3 down position and scored 70(38) with 4 massive sixes and 6 fours. This brilliant innings gave a sudden impetus to the Ruparel score. They scored 130/4 in 15 overs.
SIWS college batting innings had all the ingredients of a Bollywood movie – 4 run outs! Great fielding by Hrishkesh Jadhav and Pranil Pawar picked up 2 wickets each with run outs.
Parth Sawant bowled 2 overs and picked up 2 wickets giving away only 8 runs.
SIWS college managed 92 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in 15 overs.
Day belonged to the mighty Vignesh Pashte from Ruparel college and he surely is a batsman to watch out for in the DSO tournament.
Ram Lal Anand College (RLA) delivered a clinical performance with both bat and ball and successfully prevailed over Shivaji College by 5 wickets in their DU Inter College Knockout match. Almost everybody contributed in the win- be it bowlers who restricted the opposition to a below par score or the batsmen who chased down the target with not much difficulty.
Shivaji College batted first and were off to a nightmarish start with top three batsmen back by the score of 30. Then Anmol Vyas (32) and Aditya Sharma (60) steadied the ship with a 69 run partnership. Fortunately or unfortunately this proved to be the highest partnership in the innings as rest of the batting, especially the lower order did not carry the innings forward and crumbled under pressure. The whole team was sent packing for mere 149 runs in 38.3 overs.
Hitesh Mehra bowled brilliantly for his 3 wickets and so did Manoj Rawat and Himanshu Bansal for their two wickets each.
Chasing a modest total, RLA were off to a flying start with a 74 runs partnership between openers Vikrant Chhillar (44) and Hitesh Mehra (27). RLA lost 5 wickets enroute their chase but No.3 Paras Sehrawat remained unbeaten on 39 to see his team home. For Shivaji, Manoj Tehlan and Aditya Sharma captured 2 wickets each.
Brief Scores:
Shivaji College: 149 all out (Aditya Sharma 60, Anmol Vyas 32, Hitesh Mehra 3/20, Manoj Rawat 2/22)
RLA College: 153/5 in 32.5 overs (Vikrant 44, Paras 39*, Manoj Tehlan 2/16, Aditya Sharma 2/31)
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A superb century by Ishaan Chatterjee (118 runs, 128 b, 11×4, 1×6) and a good overall performance by the bowlers helped DCAC knock out Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (E) by 64 runs in their DU Inter College encounter.
Batting first, DCAC had a bad start to their innings as 3 of their top 4 batsmen were already back with just 54 on the board. But Ishaan Chatterjee and Garvit Chhabra (56) joined hands and took their team out of deep waters with a match changing 143 run partnership. There were minor hiccups later in the innings but a quick fire unbeaten 12 ball 28 cameo by Harsh Rathore ensured that DCAC ended the innings on a high with a total of 289 runs.
In reply, SBSC (E) had a decent start to the innings with first 2 wickets adding 77 runs. But they kept losing wickets at regular intervals after that and were also not able to keep up with the required run rate. No batsman was able to hold one end and that’s where SBSC lost the plot. Four batsmen got themselves out in 30s thus breaking the momentum.
Venkat Shivam was the pick of the bowlers for DCAC scalping 3 wickets and he was well supported by Tanuj and Allan both of whom captured a couple of wickets each.
Brief Scores:
DCAC: 289/7 in 50 overs (Ishaan 118, Garvit 56, Harsh 28*, Ajay 3/37)
SBSC (E): 225 all out (Asad 34, Prankit 34, Venkat 3/22, Allan 2/29)
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It was a disappointing match for K.C college which batted first after losing the toss and scored only 60 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in 15 overs.
Dipesh Lokhande bowled 2 overs picking up 2 wickets and gave away only 3 runs. Other bowlers Varun J and Amar picked up a wicket each.
According to Adarsh Sawant, KC college lost early wickets and they struggled to scores also because of the fact that the opponent skipper had spread the fielders. They never got into accelerating the scores post early loss of wickets.
Kirti college comfortably chased the target in 8 overs for the loss of 2 wickets. Mayuresh Narvankar scored 28 runs off 24 balls . With this win Kirti college now moves up the ladder in DSO tournament and is likely to play next match in next week.
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SI International League
Riding on Chetan Anand‘s sparkling knock of 79 runs, 71 balls, 12×4, 2×6, KN Colts registered an easy victory over Quatta DAV by 7 wickets in their match in SI International League.
Batting first, Quatta DAV scored 192 runs for 8 wickets in 40 overs. Their innings were aided by contributions of Saurabh Singh Rautela, Shubhendra Pratap, Dhruv Das all of whom scored in 30s. All KN Colts bowlers bowled well and helped restricting the opponents to a modest total.
In reply, Chetan Anand held the innings together for Colts and when he got out he ensured the match was very much in the bag for his team. The other notable contributors were Shivam Khurana (33) and Nikhil Katyyan (27*).
Man of the Match: Chetan Anand
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