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Hari Chand Smriti Tournament

Fine all-round display by Manish Yadav 3/34 and 98 runs and good bowling by Anish Charturvedi 3/48 helped Star Academy beat Maulana Azad Club by 1 wicket in the 9th Hari Chand Smriti Under-17 cricket tournament at Raghubir Singh Khel Parisar Uttam Nagar Ground.

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BRIEF SCORES:

MAULANA AZAD CLUB: 183/10 IN 34.4.OVERS. VIKHYAT JAIN 47 MAHENDR 22 MANISH YADAV 3/34 ANISH  CHATURVEDI 3/48 SOMEIN SAPRA 2/19

RAJPUT CRICKET ACADEMY: 184/9 IN 35 OVERS. MANISH YADAV 98 YASH TANDON 4/38.

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MK Group Tournament

Fine knock by Lakshay Thareja 41 and Mohsin Kamil 31 no and good bowling by Bharat Bhushan 3/15 helped Vidya Jain Club beat Delhi Wonders by 15 runs in the 7th MK Group Cricket Tournament.

Bharat Bhushan
Bharat Bhushan

Brief Scores:

Vidya Jain Club: 114 for 7 in 20 Overs: Lakshay Thareja 41,Mohsin Kamil 34 not out, Harshit Sethi 3/21.

Delhi Wonders: 99 all out in 19.2 Overs: Parth Goswami 20,Bharat Bhushan 3/15, Dilshad Ali 2/26

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Vishnu Prasad Chaturvedi Memorial

Good bowling by medium pacer Rohit Dubey 5/22 and fine knock by Rahul Chaudhary 65 helped Madras Club beat Sporting Club by 5 wickets and enter semifinals of the first Vishnu Prasad Chaturvedi memorial cricket tournament.

Rohit Dubey
Rohit Dubey

Brief Scores:

Sporting Club:160 all out in 38.3 Overs:Vision Panchal 52, Sahbaz Ahamad 23, Rohit Dubey 5/22,Gaurav Sharma 3/32.

Madras Club:164 for 5 in 36.2 Overs:Rahul Chaudhary 65,Saqlain Haider 32,Utsav Madaan 26, Rohit Saini 2/35.

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DU Inter College 2015-16

It was the grand finale of the cricket tournament of one of the best universities in the country. But there was nothing “grand” about it, literally. Played between historically the strongest teams of the university i.e. Swami Shradhanand College and Aryabhatta College, one would expect the final match to generate some fuzz, at least in the college circles. Well, it was not to be.

The actual count of people at the final match of 2014-15 edition played at NSIT, Dwarka stood at 36, including the players. Let me break it up for the readers. 15 squad members from each team totalling it to 30. A coach each belonging to both teams. One scorer. Two Umpires. That totals it to 35. And last but not the least- me. Not a single more person was present at the venue who was concerned with the “prestigious” DU Inter College Final.

Winners 2014-15: Swami Shradhanand College
Winners of DU Inter College 2014-15: Swami Shradhanand College

So what is going wrong here? Why an event that has been played for so many years, that has given many state and national level players, that had so much value amongst the cricketers and general audience is struggling to catch the attention of people? Even after graduating from the University of Delhi, I didn’t know about the very existence of the tournament, till I became a cricket writer and covered the 2014-15 edition.

But now that I know about it and having seen the level of cricket being played, it becomes my duty, out of passion, that other people also get to know about it. They get to know who scored the most runs, took most wickets and catches, played that match defining knock, or effected that all important run out. These are the things that deserve to be out in the public and not remain hidden. These are the players who will sooner or later represent our state and probably country too.

CricketGraph became the first platform (digital) to cover this tournament’s previous edition that took place in February to May 2015. Now we are back with the 2015-16 edition that is scheduled to begin on 28th September 2015.

Format: Apart from the top 4 teams of the previous edition i.e. Swami Shradhanad College (Winners), Aryabhatta College (Runners Up), SGTB Khalsa (3rd place) & SGGSCC, all other college teams will go through a series of knock out matches to reach the group stage. Two groups of four teams each will be formed and each team will play the other three teams. Top two teams from each group with enter the semi-finals.

The fixtures for the knock out stage are as follows:

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Sumanyu JainWritten by:

Sumanyu Jain (Regional Manager & Editor @CricketGraph)

The Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) has released a list of 30 players, who have been shortlisted to attend the Vinoo Mankad Under 19 Trophy Camp for 2015-16 season.

Following is the list of players selected for the camp:

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Naren Thame XI and Hemant Waingankar XI clinch victories on 1st innings basis in the first match of Shailini Bhalekar Trophy 2015

Here are the brief scores of the final day

Match 1 – Chandrashekar Sant XI vs Naren Tamhane XI

Toss: Chandrashekar Sant XI won the toss and elected to field

Result: Match Drawn, Naren Tamhane XI won on 1st Innings

Naren Tamhane XI
1st Innings – 320/7 (decl.) in 103.3 overs (including 12 penalty runs)
(Karan Vasodia 117, Prasad Pawar 64*, Yash Chavan 4/49)

2nd Innings – 82/3 in 34 overs
(Mayur Sanap 46)

Chandrashekar Sant XI
1st Innings – 76/10 in 31.1 overs
(Parikshit Walsangkar 4/27, Royston Dias 3/19)

Match 2 – Madhav Mantri XI vs Hemant Waingankar XI

Toss: Hemant Waingankar XI won the toss and elected to field

Result: Match Drawn, Hemant Waingankar XI won on 1st Innings

Madhav Mantri XI
1st Innings – 229/10 in 66.1 overs
(Vikrant Auti 70, Jay Bista 47, Ramanpreet Singh 43,
Akarshit Gomel 31, Dhrumil Matkar 5/63)

Hemant Waingankar XI
1st Innings – 305/9 in 105 overs
(Akash Parkar 91, Mayuresh Tandel 80, Akash Anand 34,
Jaideep Pardeshi 32, Kunal Gawand 3/68)

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MK Group Tournament

Superb bowling by left arm spinner Vishal Panchal 5/22 and Sunil Dagar 4/16 and fine half century by Rahul Tewatia 50 not out helped Youngsters Club beat Baba Tiles by 5 wickets in the MK Group Cricket tournament.

Rahul Tewatia
Rahul Tewatia

Brief Scores:

Baba Tiles:121 all out in 20 overs: Arish Zaidi 31,Naved Hussain 27, Vision Panchal 5/22, Sunil Dagar 4/16.

Youngsters Club: 125 for 5 in 18.4 Overs: Rahul Tewatia 50 not out,Shivam Gupta 22, Sahbaz Ahamad 3/21.

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Vishnu Prasad Chaturvedi Tournament

Fine knock by IPL Player Manvinder Bisla 84 not out and good  bowling by medium pacer Arun Chaprana 3/27 helped Collage Sports Club beat Bengaluru Academy by 6 wickets and enter semifinals of the first Vishnu Prasad Chaturvedi memorial cricket tournament.

Manvinder Bisla
Bisla received man of the match award from Smt. Manisha Chaturvedi.

Brief Scores:

Bengaluru Academy:147 all out in 38.5 Overs: Bhupender Kumar 36, Rahul Kumar 31, Arun Chaprana 3/27, Ravinder Singh 2/26,Punish Mehta 2/14, Kuldeep Deewan 2/27.

Collage Sports Club:152 for 4 in 27.1 Overs: Manvinder Bisla 84 not out,73b,4×7,2×6, Jayanshu Chaturvedi 19,Punish Mehta 19 not out, Shubhang Singh 2/47.

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MK Group Tournament

Fine all-round display by Akash Antil 2/10 and 69 not out and fine knock by Delhi under-19 player Arjun Khanna 50 not out helped RP Academy beat Madras Club by 10 wickets in the 7th MK Group Cricket tournament.

Sarang Rawat
Sarang Rawat

Brief Scores:

Madras Club: 123 for 8 in 20 Overs: Ayush Jain 30, Badrish Naithani 30, Sarang Rawat 2/16, Akash Antil 2/10.

RP Academy:124 no loss in 17.2 Overs: Akash Antil 69 not out,Arjun Khanna 50 not out

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Fine knock by veteran player Rajender Bisht 75 and UP Ranji player Eklavya Diwedi 60 and Sumit Kumar 31 not out and 3/50 helped Hari Singh Academy beat LB Shastri Club by 35 runs and enter semifinals of the first Vishnu Prashad Chaturvedi memorial cricket tournament.

Rajender Bisht received man of the match award from Vijay Chaturvedi in Chaturvedi cricket

Rajender Bisht was named man of the match.

Brief Scores:

Hari Singh Academy: 217 for 7 in 40 Overs: Rajender Bisht 75, Eklavya Diwedi 60, Sumit Kumar 31 not out, Sarthak Verma 4/26.

LB Shastri Club:182 all out in 38.2 Overs: Sakib Alam 59, Jonty Siddhu 34, Kaif Ahamad 33, Vineet Kumar 3/14, Sumit Kumar 3/50.

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