Tejas Baroka, the bowler from Venkateswara College continued his good form and took is a notch higher as he picked up a five wicket haul and help his team register a crucial victory over Dyal Singh College in their knockout encounter of DU Inter College Cricket Tournament. Venky Opener Yash Sehrawat rubbed salt on the wounds of Dyal Singh College by scoring unbeaten 70 runs from just 47 balls and making the chase look all the more easy.
Batting first, Dyal Singh batsmen were having an off day as the whole team was skittled for just 114 runs. Sagar top scored with 35 followed by Abhimanyu’s 23. But rest of the batting just didn’t click. Venky bowler Tejas Baroka was right on the money, picking up 5/29 in his 10 over spell. Other bowlers also supported him as they controlled the innings of their opponents.
Chasing a rather easy target, Venky openers removed any misconceptions of a turn around by smashing 80 runs for the first wicket. Abhimanyu Budhiraja got out for 27 runs but his partner in crime, Yash Sherawat tormented the bowlers with an unbeaten 70 (47 b, 4×12, 2×6) and took his team over the line in the 15th over itself.
Brief Scores:
Dyal Singh College: 114 all out (Sagar 35, Abhimanyu 23, Tejas 5/29)
Venkateswara College: 116/1 in 14.2 overs (Yash Sehrawat 70*, Abhimanyu 27, Tushar Suden 1/13)
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SI Under 16 Tournament
Good bowling by Hrithik Shokeen 4/14 and Aamir Drabu 4/18 and fine knock by Abhishek Jain 59 no helped Hansraj Smarak School Dilshad Garden beat Telefunken Club by 7 wickets and enter semifinals of the SI Under-16 cricket tournament.
Brief Scores:
Telefunken Club:116 all out in 38 overs: Bhuwan Chaudhary 39,Bharat Sidhwani 30,Hrithik Shokeen 4/14, Aamir Drabu 4/18.
Hansraj Smarak School Dilshad Garden:117 for 3 in 21.3 Overs: Abhishek Jain 59 not out.
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MK Group Tournament
Man of the match Dinesh Dabas 42 no (16b, 5 sixes and 1 fours) and Gaurav Chaudhary 37 not out helped Baba Tiles beat Roy Boys by 5 wickets and enter semifinals of the 7th MK Group cricket tournament.
Brief Scores:
Roy Boys:140 for 7 in 20 Overs:Sumit Kumar 41, Jagat Kishore 35, Akash Rawat 3/25.
Baba Tiles:141 for 5 in 18.5 Overs: Dinesh Dabas 42 no,Gaurav Chaudhary 37 no,Shakti Sehrawat 3/35
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Radha Kishan Inter School
Match 1: DPS RK Puram beats Ganga International by 7 wickets
Fine knock by Aryan Sehrawat 66 not out and Aryaman Sen 51 helped DPS RK Puram beat Ganga International School by 7 wickets in the 25th Radha Kishan Sanjay Inter School Cricket tournament.
Brief Scores:
Ganga International:153 for 6 in 20 Overs: Amit Dalal 53,Harsh Bhoot 2/31.
DPS RK Puram:155 for 3 in 19.3 Overs: Aryan Sehrawat 66 no, Aryaman Sen 51.
Match 2: St. Marks School beats Cambridge Foundation School by 55 runs
Chirag Chopra 55 and Ayush Dutt 44 not out and 2/18 helped St. Marks School Meera Bagh beat Cambridge Foundation School by 55 runs.
Brief Scores:
St. Marks School Meera Bagh:170 for 6 in 20 Overs: Chirag Chopra 55, Ayush Dutt 44 no, Varun Sharma 3/33, Mayank Rathi 3/40.
Cambridge Foundation School:115 for 8 in 20 Overs:Dushyant Kanwar 43 not out,Parth Madaan 2/14,Kshitij Atrishi 2/15, Ayush Dutt 2/18.
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A clinical performance by the bowlers and a superb top order show helped Sri Venkateswara College defeat PGDAV (M) by 9 wickets and continue their winning run in the DU Inter College Cricket Tournament.
Batting first, PGDAV College managed to score only 154 runs in 38.2 overs. Saksham Sharma scored a half century (54). Mirnank Singh scored 29 while opener Neeraj Chouhan scored 22. Rest of the batting succumbed to the pressure created by the bowlers and could not do much.
Gajender led the bowling chart for Venkateswara College with 3 wickets to his name. Rahul Chaudhary and Tejas Baroka scalped 2 wickets each.
Chasing 155 to win, Venky openers Abhimanyu and Yash Sehrawat were right on the money as they scored 65 runs for the first wicket. after Yash fell for an individual score of 30, Anmol Katyal joined Abhimanyu and finished the match for his college team. The only wicket to fall went to PGDAV skipper Mihir Dhawan.
Brief Scores:
PGDAV (M): 154 all out in 38.2 overs (Saksham Sharma 54, Gajender 3/11, Rahul 2/17)
Venkateswara College: 155/1 in 33.2 overs (Abhimanyu 68*, Anmol Katyal 44*, Mihir Dhawan 1/29)
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A superb century by opener Vinay Singhal (107, 143 b, 4×11, 6×1) and a good show by the bowlers helped Dyal Singh College (M) prevail over Ramanujan College by 23 runs and keep their chances alive in the DU Inter College Cricket Tournament.
Batting first Dyal Singh College put up a total of 242 runs in 50 overs, losing 9 wickets. Apart from Vinay’s century, Sagar contributed with 35 and Tushar Sudan scored 28 runs lower down the order. For Ramanujan, Prince Yadav captured 3 wickets while Mahender Pratap Singh captured 2 wickets.
Chasing a tricky 243 runs to stay alive in the tournament, Ramanujan top four batsmen were upto the task with each one contributing either individually or in partnership to get closer to the desired score. Opener Prince Yadav scored 52, Gautam Parashar contributed with 38 and No. 4 Naseeb Singh compiled 51 runs. But once Naseeb got out, the lower order could not complete the task and the batting fell apart handing the opponents a 23 run victory.
Abhay Bhardwaj was the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets to his name. Abhimanyu Bhasker and Sandeep Kumar captured 2 wickets each.
Brief Scores:
Dyal Singh College (M): 242/9 in 50 overs (Vinay Singhal 107, Sagar 35, Prince Yadav 3/53)
Ramanujan College: 219 all out (Prince Yadav 52, Naseeb Singh 51, Abhay Bhardwaj 3/46)
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Hindu College bowler Navendu Sharma‘s excellent bowling performance for the second time in a row helped them decimate the opposition yet again and continue their winning run in the DU Inter College Cricket Tournament. Navendu captured 7 wickets and got Sri Aurobindo College team out for just 57 runs, one of the lowest in the tournament. Hindu College overhauled the target with 6 wickets to spare.
Hindu College won the toss and sent Aurobindo College to bat first. Not a single batsman apart from No. 3 Yash Pokhriyal could manage to enter double digits and the whole batting line up fell like nine pins. The chief destructor as mentioned above was Navendu Sharma who rattled through the batting of Aurobindo College and was literally unplayable. Result- he walked away with 7 wickets in no time and the innings was over within 19 overs.
Chase did not go smoothly with Hindu either. They lost 4 wickets in the process but the target was so small that it did not help Aurobindo College from causing any upset. Pragam Sharma remained not out on 30. Aurobindo bowler Rohit Malik captured 3 wickets for his team.
Brief Scores:
Aurobindo College (M): 57 all out in 18.5 overs (Yash Pokhriyal 21, Navendu 7/20)
Hindu: 60/4 in 7.2 overs (Pragam 30*, Rohit Malik 3/37)
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It seems like SGND Khalsa player Hirdhay Singh Riar is having the time of his life and is in the form of his life. This is evident by his superlative performances in the ongoing DU Inter College Cricket Tournament with both bat and ball for his team. In the match against NSIT, he first scored a well compiled century and then bowled well to pick up three wickets as SGND Khalsa edged out NSIT by a solitary run and continued their survival in the tournament.
NSIT won the toss and sent Khalsa College to bat first. Khalsa lost opener Vansh Kumar early in the innings. Bhawan Preet Singh (38) and Hirdhay Singh added 78 runs for the second wicket. After that Hirdhay tried to carry the innings on his shoulders and was out for a superb 106 runs (131 b) with the team score reading 193. Unfortunately rest of the batting could not increase the run rate when it was required and the whole team was out for 230 runs in the 48th over. Apoorv and Jayesh played a good hand lower down the order to take their team to a respectable total.
For NSIT Sachin Kumar bowled extremely well and got 4 wickets. Akash Yadav also picked up 3 wickets for his team.
Chasing a modest yet challenging total, NSIT lost opener Akash Paul on 28. The other opener Dhruv got himself out to Hirdhay Singh on a personal score of 33 runs. They lost 2 more wickets before reaching 100 and the match was hanging in balance. Vipul Samota (47)and Akash Yadav (78*) joined hands and stitched a 88 runs partnership and got their team into a good position. The match went till the last over with 7 runs to get and 3 wickets remaining. All three results were possible but NSIT had an upper hand as they had Akash Yadav on the pitch and 3 wickets remaining. Khalsa gambled with Apoorv Bisht who had not bowled a single over during the innings. He did not disappoint as he took his team to victory with just 1 run by giving away just 4 runs in the last over.
For Khalsa, Rajat and Hirdhay captured 3 wickets each and also stopped the flow of runs which was a decisive factor in the match.
Brief Scores:
SGND Khalsa: 230 all out in 47.2 overs (Hirdhay 106, Bhawan 38, Sachin Kumar 4/24)
NSIT: 229/7 in 50 overs (Akash Yadav 78*, Vipul 47, Rajat 3/31, Hirdhay 3/42)
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Anjuman Islam College Vs Siddharth College
Not many would know of Prithvi Raj S in the Mumbai cricket cirlces since he recently shifted base from Pune to Mumbai but with his recent performance against Anjuman Islam, he has left a lasting impression on everyone. He opened the bowling and ended up with 3 wickets in 3 overs. He opened the batting and scored 42(29) with 1 six and 3 fours, whatever he touched turned to gold!
Anjuman Islam scored 88/8 in 15 overs whereas Siddharth college chased the target in 13 overs to secure a win in the ongoing DSO tournament.
Prithvi Raj S has played for Pune at district level and is yet to play for any MCA club since he needs to get the ration card ready. We are sure there would be clubs lining up for him once all his documents are ready
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Poddar College Vs Ambedkar College
Good steady display of batting by Opener batsman Bhupen Lalwani helped Poddar college post a fighting total of 114 in 15 overs. Entire match was dominated by Bhupen’s sensible batting . His innings were decorated with 3 sixes. He also plays for Karnataka Club in A division and has represented West zone in the past.
Earlier in the day, Ambedkar college won the toss and elected to field first which led to fabulous batting display by Bhupen.
Poddar college posted 114/5in 15 overs while Ambedkar college could manage 96/6 in 15 overs. Abhshek Yadav from Ambedkar college bowled 2 overs – 8 runs and 4 wickets.
The only batsman who save the face for Ambedkar college was Virat Jadhav (38). Aniket Patil and the off spinner Sarvesh Tandel picked up 2 wickets each for Poddar college.
The day belonged to Bhupen Lalwani and he is surely a batsman to watch out for in the DSO tournament.
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