Khalsa College Vs Siddharth College (Anand Bhawan)
Khalsa college won the toss and decided to bat first. Khalsa college scored a modest total of 102 in 15 overs . Riding high on his form, one down batsman Jayesh Mohite scored yet another valuable 41 , ably supported by Hrishikesh Padwal(21) from the other end.
It was not a good start for Siddharth college who lost 3 wickets in the first over itself against the pacy outswinger Neil Bhatkar. (Neil has represented V.N Sule during school days and now also plays for New Hind club.)


Scoreboard read as 0-3 wickets in 1 over and from that point onwards it was a tough task for Siddharath batsmen to recover eventually managing 85 runs in 15 overs.
With this win Khalsa has moved onto Quarter finals to be played on 08 oct 2015.
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Vinoo Mankad U-19 Trophy
Fine quick fire century by Captain Himmat Singh 130 runs 86b,10×4 and 8 sixes and Rishabh Pant 129 71b,19 fours and 4 sixes and Utkarsh singh 95 and Sarthak Ranjan 85 and Yogesh Sharma 5/48 helped Delhi beat J&K by 304 runs and lift Vinoo Mankad North Zone Under-19 cricket tournament at Chandigarh.

Delhi Captain Himmat Singh won the toss and elected to bat first. Rishabh Pant and Sarthak Ranjan added 169 runs for the first wicket and Himmat Singh and Utkarsh Singh added 198 runs for the 3rd wicket.
Brief Scores:
Delhi: 454 for 5 in 50 Overs: Himmat Singh 130,(86b,10×4,8 sixes), Rishabh Pant 129,(72b,19×4,4×6),Utkarsh Singh 95, Sarthak Ranjan 85, Sahbaz Ali 3/93.
J&K: 150 for 9 in 50 Overs: Shubham Singh 41, Abhishek Khajuria 35, Yogesh Sharma 5/48.
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DU Inter College 2015-16
Hindu College was all over Shyam Lal College in their knockout match at SGTB Khalsa College as Shyam Lal College was packed for mere 83 runs and then handed a defeat by 9 wickets. With this, Shyam Lal’s journey has ended while Hindu College will fight to live another day in their next match.

Batting first, Shyam Lal College lost their first wicket at the score of 13. And they kept searching for luck during the whole match since then. Wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals as the whole team was back in the pavilion for just 83 runs. Abhishek was the top scorer with 35 runs. No other batsman could enter double digits. For Hindu, Navendu captured 4 while Pragram picked up 3 wickets.
Chasing an easy target, Hindu were aided by a superb unbeaten 54 runs by opener Abhishek, that included six sixes and finished the match in no time.
Brief Scores:
Shyam Lal College: 83 all out 34.2 overs (Abhishek 35, Navendu 4/22, Pragram 3/03)
Hindu College: 84/1 (Abhishek 54*)
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It was Shivaji bowlers versus ARSD bowlers. It was a neck to neck contest. Survival was on the line. In the end, it was Shivaji College who edged out ARSD by just 7 runs in an important knockout match of DU Inter College Tournament and progressed further in the event.

Played at NSIT Dwarka, it was never expected to be a high scorer. Shivaji College batted first and reached 148 runs at the end of 40 overs. Anmol Vyas top scored with a pain-staking 75 ball 34. Nitin Tyagi provided some late order fire works with 30 (20 balls). Opener Aditya Sharma also contributed with 26. For ARSD, Manmohan captured 3 wickets and Arun Negi scalped 2 wickets.
In reply, ARSD were never out of the game till the last wicket fell but still fell short by 7 runs. They kept losing wickets at regular intervals and that’s where they lost the plot. Opener Manav Goel scored 26 runs. Abhishek Gusain scored 40 runs in the middle. Rajdeep Maji also contributed with 28 runs but none could stay till the end to finish the match. For Shivaji College, Manoj Tehlan and Deepesh Nailwal captured 3 wickets each and played the major role in securing their team a close victory.
Brief Scores:
Shivaji College: 148/8 in 40 overs (Anmol Vyas 34, Nitin Tyagi 30, Manmohan 3/23)
ARSD: 141 all out in 37.5 overs (Abhishek Gusain 40, Rajdeep Maji 28, Deepesh 3/14, Manoj Tehlan 3/18)
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Riding on a superb show by the bowlers namely Ankur and Kareem (3 wickets each) and Prankit‘s 46 run knock, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (E) defeated Satyawati College (M) by 4 wickets in their DU Inter College knockout match, played at Swami Shradhanand College Ground.
Batting first, Satyawati College batsmen were not up to their mark as the innings folded for mere 111 runs in 35 overs. Imran Khan top scored with 38 runs and No. 10 Siddharth contributed with crucial 28 runs, without which Satyawati would not have crossed 100 run mark. Ankur and Kareem captured 3 wickets each while Avinash captured two wickets for their team.

In reply, SBSC (E) were off to a perfect start with openers Tarun Rana (25) and Prankit (46) adding 81 runs for the first wicket. But once their partnership was broken, SBSC had a minor scare as they lost 5 more wickets quickly but finally overhauled the target with 4 wickets to spare. Rahul Jaggi captured 4 wickets for Satyawati but it was little too late to change the fate of the match.
Brief Scores:
Satyawati College: 111 all out in 35 overs (Imran Khan 38, Siddharth 28, Ankur 3/12, Kareem 3/23)
SBSC: 113/6 in 25.2 overs (Prankit 46, Tarun Rana 25, Rahul Jaggi 4/15)
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Half centuries from Vikrant Chillar and Paras Sehrawat and a four wicket haul by Manoj Rawat enabled Ram Lal Anand College defeat College of Vocational Studies (CVS) by a huge margin of 125 runs and progress further in the DU Inter College Cricket Tournament.
Batting first, RLA College scored 246 runs losing all their wickets, thanks to contributions from Vikrant Chillar (50), Paras Sehrawat (59), Shailendra (37) and Hitesh Mehra (28). CVS bowled well to restrict RLA College to below 250. Arjun and Aryan captured 3 wickets each and Ujjwal Verma captured 2 wickets.
In reply, apart from opener Rishi kalkal‘s 60 runs, no other batsman could offer any sort of resistance to the bowlers as the whole team was sent packing for just 121 runs thereby falling short by 125 runs. All RLA bowlers bowled well but Manoj Rawat with figures of 8-1-28-4 stood apart.
Brief Scores:
RLA College: 246 all out (Paras 59, Vikrant 50, Aryan 3/52, Arjun 3/64)
CVS: 121 all out (Rishi 60, Manoj 4/28, Paras 2/01)
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Prince Yadav‘s all-round show (3/26, 84 runs) helped Ramanujan College easily defeat BR Ambedkar College by 5 wickets in their DU Inter College knockout match, played at PGDAV College Ground.
Batting first, BR Ambedkar College were all out for 199 runs. Opener Hardeep Bhatia scored 35 while Vikas Bagri top scored with 56 runs. Ankit Pal scored an invaluable 26 runs down the order. Ramanujan bowling was led by Prince Yadav who captured 3 wickets and was well supported by Manish Chaudhary (2 wickets) and other bowlers.

Chasing a modest 200 to survive in the tournament, Ramanujan were off to a great start as openers Prince Yadav (84) and Suraj Soni (31) complied 109 runs for the first wicket. No. 3 Gautam Parashar (42) also carried on the momentum with Prince and took the score past 150. A couple of wickets fell towards the end but Ramanujan College finally crossed the finish line with 5 wickets to spare. Prakash Kumar captured 2 wickets for BR Ambedkar College.
Brief Scores:
BR Ambedkar College: 199 all out (Vikas Bagri 56, Hardeep 35, Prince Yadav 3/26)
Ramanujan College: 200/5 (Prince Yadav 84, Gautam 42, Prakash Kumar 2/32)
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SGND Khalsa College proved their strength yet again as they dismissed their opponents for less that 100 for the second time in a row and secured an easy victory and progressed further in the tournament. The chief architects of the victory were bowlers Hriday and Chetan who scalped 5 and 3 wickets respectively.

Batting first, ANDC were shot out for mere 71 runs thanks to superb bowling show by Hriday and Chetan. Neeraj Kumar top scored with 25. Three ANDC batsmen went back for a duck.
In reply, chasing a low target, SGND Khalsa lost three wickets in the process but thanks to Hriday Singh’s 45 run knock, they were able to over haul the target without much hiccups.
Brief Scores:
ANDC: 71 All out (Neeraj Kumar 25, Hriday 5 wickets, Chetan 3 wickets)
SGND Khalsa: 73/3 in 15.3 overs (Hriday 45, Chetan 10*)
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Khalsa college Vs SIES College | DSO
SIES college won the toss and elected to field first Khalsa college batsmen posted a decent total of 107 runs in allotted 15 overs. Jayesh Mohite scored a decent 46 runs in the opening match along with Yash Bhojne (23 runs)

When SIES College came in to bat everything was running smoothly and then the lightning struck not once or twice but thrice in the 13th over the 2nd innings. That lightning was none other than Ninand the left arm pacer who first bowled the batsman followed by a catch at mid-on and then again getting the batsman clean bowled on hat trick ball.
SIES batsman failed to come out of this shock and were short of 20 odd runs .
Day belonged to Ninand for his hattrick. He was recently selected in the Under -16 probable by MCA. Ninad surely has made his college coach Nikhil M and Sushil J very proud with his performance.

Khalsa college plays their next match on 07 october 2015.
