Final day of 3rd and 4th Matches of Shalini Bhalekar Trophy produced below star players . Compilation brought to you by www.CricketGraph.com
Brief Scores of Final Day of 3rd and 4th matches of Shalini Bhalekar Trophy 2015, Courtesy official MCA website
Match No. 3
Chandrashekar Sant XI vs Madhav Mantri XI
Toss: Madhav Mantri XI won the toss and elected to bat
Result: Match Drawn, Madhav Mantri XI won on 1st Innings
Madhav Mantri XI
1st Innings – 350/8 (decl.) in 107.2 overs
(Vikrant Auti 132, Eknath Kerkar 51, Akarshit Gomel 39,
Yash Chavan 4/46)
2nd Innings – 133/4 (decl.) in 39 overs
(Akarshit Gomel 57, Vikrant Auti 32)
Chandrashekar Sant XI
1st Innings – 249/10 in 76 overs
(Vaibhav Mali 75*, Atif Attarwala 46, Gandhar Bhatawdekar 31,
Hemant Buchade 6/66)
2nd Innings – 94/6 in 25 overs
Match No. 4
Naren Tamhane XI vs Hemant Waingankar XI
Toss: Hemant Waingankar XI won the toss and elected to field
Result: Match Drawn, Naren Tamhane XI won on 1st Innings
Naren Tamhane XI
1st Innings – 278/10 in 89.1 overs
(Parikshit Valsangkar 58, Prasad Pawar 51, Vaidik Murkar 45,
Aditya Dhumal 44, Sachin Yadav 38, Dhrumil Matkar 3/66)
2nd Innings – 139/3 (decl.) in 28 overs
(Sachin Yadav 81)
Hemant Waingankar XI
1st Innings – 175/10 in 78 overs
(Akash Parkar 49, Dhrumil Matkar 46, Harshal Soni 4/22)
2nd Innings – 100/3 in 20 overs
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Final match
West Delhi cricket academy 195/8 40 overs
Akhilesh semwal 72 sidharth chokar 35
Saksham sigroha 25/3
D.d balbhawan cricket academy 196/4 40 overs nikhil tanwar 77
Aman Jainwal 69
Simarpreet singh 24/2
Aditya samwal 28/2
D.d balbhawan school cricket win by final match 6 wkts
Man of the match nikhil tanwar 77
Best Batsmam – Aman Jainwal 180 runs
Best bowler – Saksham singroha 12 wkts
Man of the series – Akhilesh semwal 130 runs and 8 wkts
Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (E) defeated Zakhir Hussain College (E) by a huge margin of 163 runs in their knock out match, played at SGTB Khalsa College.
Batting first, SBSC scored 245 runs in 50 overs thanks to half centuries from Ankur Sharma (71) and Asad Nihal (54). Akshay Pratap contributed with 23 runs lower down the order. For SBSC (E) Razi Ahmed scalped 4 wickets and was well supported by Jitender (2 wickets)
ZHC made heavy weather of a not-so-difficult chase. They were nowhere in the game while chasing and were shot out for just 82 runs inside 21 overs. Vishal Kumar top scored with 16 runs. All four bowlers used by SBSC were amongst wickets. Ajay Dharnia captured 4 and 3 went to Avinash Kumar.
Brief Scores:
SBSC (E): 245 all out in 49.5 overs (Ankur 71, Asad 54, Razi Ahmed 4/19)
ZHC (E): 82 all out in 20.2 overs (Vishal 16, Ajay 4/24, Avinash 3/20)
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Zakhir Hussain College (M) defeated SSCBS comprehensively by 89 runs in their Inter College knockout match, played at Sri Venkateshwara College. ZHC won this match majorly due to some brilliant batting by their No. 2, 3 and 4 respectively. Himanshu, Kartik and Rohit all scored half centuries and enabled their team to post a total that was well beyond the reach of their opponents.
Batting first, ZHC posted a mammoth 290 runs on the board in just 40 overs. Himanshu top scored with 83 runs followed by Kartik (65) and Rohit Rana (62). There isn’t much to write about SSCBS bowling as all the bowlers went for plenty and were neither able to stop the flow of runs nor pick up wickets.
In reply, SSCBS were never really in the hunt at any point in their chase. The only shining factor was a fighting half century by Akash Ahuja (60). Himanshu Mehta remained unbeaten on 35 runs but consumed 64 balls and the match was well out of reach for his team.
Brief Scores:
Zakhir Hussain: 290/6 in 40 overs (Himanshu 83, Kartik 65, Rohit Rana 62)
SSCBS: 201 all out in 38.3 overs (Akash 60, Himanshu 35*, Malik 3/24)
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Riding on opener Ashish Tokas’ sparkling knock of 86 runs and excellent bowling performance by Mohit and Harsh (3 wickets each), Delhi College of Arts & Commerce (DCAC) defeated St. Stephens College by 8 wickets in their inter college knockout match, played at SGGSCC Ground, Pitampura.
Batting first, St. Stephens boys were all out for 178 runs in 39.3 overs. Nishant top scored with 39 runs. There were important contributions from Rishab Singh (26), Kushal (28) and others that helped them reach a modest total. For DCAC, Mohit and Harsh captured 3 wickets each whereas Venkat Shivam scalped 2.
In reply, DCAC were off to a flying start as openers Ashish Tokas (86) and Kshitij (47*) added 135 runs at more than run a ball for the first wicket. After Ashish got himself out to Pratush Singh, Tanuj Pawar did not let the momentum slip as he scored a quick fire 14 ball 31. Kshitij remained unbeaten and helped his team cross the finish line.
Brief Scores:
St. Stephens: 178 all out in 39.3 overs (Nishant 39, Kushal 28, Mohit 3/24, Harsh 3/34)
DCAC: 184/2 in 27 overs (Ashish Tokas 86, Kshitij 47*, Siddharth Singh 1/48)
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Shivaji College bowlers handed their team an easy one-sided victory by 9 wickets over their opponents Deshbandhu College in their Inter College knockout encounter. The chief architect of the win was Shivaji bowler Manoj Tehlan who ran through the batting line up of Deshbandhu College, picking up five wickets and reduced the work load of batsmen.
Batting first, Deshbandhu College were skittled for mere 66 runs inside 23 overs. Opener Ashish Manghi top scored with 27 runs but rest of the batting just fell apart. No other batsman could cross the 10 run mark. Manoj Tehlan was well supported by Nitin Tyagi (3 wickets) and Himanshu Panchal (2 wickets).
In reply, Shivaji’s chase was led by opener Aditya Sharma who scored unbeaten 42 runs with 10 boundaries. Deepesh Naiwal supported him with his knock of 20 runs. The other opener Rohit got out for just 1 run.
Brief Scores:
Deshbandhu College: 66 all out in 22.5 overs (Ashish 27, Manoj 5/12, Nitin 3/24)
Shivaji College: 70/1 in 12.2 overs (Aditya 42*, Deepesh 20*, Nitin Sharma 1/13)
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In a close fought Inter-College knockout match between ARSD College and Kirori Mal College (KMC), the former emerged winners by 2 wickets thanks to superb batting by the openers Manav Goel (79) and Shubham Arora (51).
Played at NSIT Dwarka, KMC batted first and put up a good total of 213 runs in 45 overs. The major contributors were Ankit Dahiya (77*) and Mridul (61). For ARSD, Manmohan and Arun Negi captured 2 wickets each.
Chasing 214 runs to remain in the tournament, ARSD were off to a dream start as openers Manav Goel and Shubham Arora added 140 runs for the first wicket. But as they say, nothing can be predicted in cricket. Once the openers were dismissed, ARSD lost the track of the chase. It was only on the second last ball of the match that they were able to cross the line and had lost 8 wickets in the process. For KMC, Akhilesh Yadav captured 4 wickets but was unlucky to end on the losing side.
Both teams played extremely well and fought till the very end. But as its a game, there has to be a winner and a loser. KMC’s challenge in the tournament ends here whereas ARSD have earned themselves one more shot to stay alive in the event.
Brief Scores:
KMC: 213/5 in 45 overs (Ankit Dahiya 77*, Mridul 61, Manmohan 2/41, Arun Negi 2/43)
ARSD: 214/8 in 44.5 overs (Manav Goel 79, Shubham Arora 51, Akhilesh Yadav 4/44)
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Ram Lal Anand College (RLA) showed no mercy to the hapless Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) cricket team in their Inter College knockout encounter. First they got them all out for mere 51 runs, which by all means is one of the lowest team totals in tournament’s recent history and then chased down the total in 8 overs with almost half the runs (23) scored in extras.
Played at SGTB Khalsa College Ground, SRCC won the toss and elected to bat first. The decision back fired big time as 5 batsmen went without troubling the scorer. They were bundled out for mere 51 runs in 29 overs with Piyush Kumar (14) the top scorer followed by Ajay Aryan (12).
Himanshu Bansal led the bowling chart for RLA by picking up 4 wickets. He was well supported by Manjot Rawat and Hitesh Mehra who captured a couple of wickets each.
Chasing a small target, RLA batsmen were not required to make much of an effort as apart from Vikrant Chillar (25 runs), the rest of the work was done by SRCC bowlers as they gave away as many as 23 extra runs, thus providing a perfect end to their already sad day. Suraj Yadav and Ravi Kumar managed a wicket each.
Brief Scores:
SRCC: 51 all out in 29.1 overs (Piyush 14, Ajay 12, Himanshu Bansal 4/08)
RLA: 55/2 in 8.1 overs (Vikrant 25, Ravi Kumar 1/10)
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In their second knockout encounter, this time against Rajdhani College, College of Vocational Studies (CVS) produced yet another power packed performance to edge out their opponents by 74 runs and keep their hopes alive to reach the group stage of the tournament.
Played at SGGSCC Ground, Rajdhani College won the toss and opted to field first on a sunny day. CVS were off to an excellent start with openers Saurabh Negi (31) and Rishi Kalkal (58) scoring 68 runs in just 13.2 overs. Himanshu Sharma (70*) walked in after the fall of Saurabh Negi and along with Rishi Kalkal took the score past 150. Rishi Kalkal was dismissed with the scoreboard reading 150.
Just when the acceleration was required, CVS batsmen could not live up to the task and lost wickets in a heap. As the ball was lost, innings eventually ended for 219 runs in 38 overs. Apart from 3 run outs towards the end, Sanjeev picked up four wickets for Rajdhani College.
In reply, Rajdhani College lost opener Deepak very early in the innings but Rishabh (31) and Akash (41) stitched together a partnership of 74 runs for the second wicket. At the score of 80, when Rishabh went back, the innings went off track completely. Only Vinmar could score 23 towards the end but rest all other batsmen succumbed to the pressure created by CVS bowlers led by Kartik Sindhu (4 wickets) and Aryan Mishra (2 wickets).
With this loss, Rajdhani College are out the tournament while CVS have everything to play for in their upcoming match.
Brief Scores:
CVS: 219/8 in 38 overs (Himanshu Sharma 70*, Rishi Kalkal 58, Sanjeev 4/44)
Rajdhani College: 145 all out in 35.2 overs (Akash 41, Rishabh 31, Kartik 4/23)
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Written by: Sumanyu Jain (Editor @CricketGraph)
DDCA has released a list of 81 players who will appear for the trials for the selection for the upcoming Col. C.K. Naidu Trophy 2015-16. The players will be reporting at Ferozshah Kotla Ground today at 9:30 AM.
Following is the list of probables:
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