New Delhi
An All India Cricket Tournament will be played in Delhi, in the month of October. The competition will be held between 12 teams, registered on first come first serve basis.
Dates: 21st October to 28th October
Winner Prize: INR 51,000/-
Runners Up Prize: INR 21,000/-
Other Features of the Tournament:
1. Three league matches to every team
2. Best Fielder will get Running Shoes & Trophy
3. Best Wicket keeper will get Keeping Gloves & Trophy
4. Man of the Match Trophy in every match
5. Man of the Series will get a smart phone, cricket bat and trophy
6. Best Batsman will get an English Willow bat & Trophy
7. Best Bowler will get Shoes & trophy
8. All matches will be played on turf wicket and lush green grounds.
9. Teams will be provided good accommodation, transportation and food.
To register your team, contact +91 7053279964
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The fixtures for Pool A of the upcoming Nehru Cricket Cup T20 Tournament have been released. The tournament begins on 19th September with Siemens Limited taking on Indian Travelport in the inaugural match.
The teams playing in Pool A are: Indian Travelport, Siemens Limited, Event Shapers and King Panthers (TN Sports).
Fixtures for Pool A are as follows:
To register your team for Pool B, call on 9211650713.
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New Delhi
The much awaited and hyped elections of the state’s apex cricket body- Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) will finally happen tomorrow i.e. 1st September 2015.
The two major groups heading into the elections are CK Khanna Group and Vinod Tihara Group. The dates approaching to the elections have been rather controversial, to say the least.
Few major issues are at stake this time around with the rights of the DDCA registered clubs becoming an utmost priority. That includes the subsidy provided to clubs, BCCI registration, member cards for club secretaries and few other things.
The Tihara Group members include Mr. Ashok Katyal, Mr. Anil Kumar Chaudhary, Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma, Mr. Naresh Sharma, Mr. P.S Chauhan, Mr. Pradeep Gupta, Mr. Pradeep Aggarwal, Mr. Ramesh Sachdeva, Mr. Vijay Bahadur Mishra and Mr. Vinod K. Tihara.
The major agendas covered by the group are as follows:
1. Rights of Clubs
2. BCCI Registration of Clubs
3. Focus on increasing Clubs subsidy
4. Creation of DDCA Club Profiles online
5. Man of the Match awards in DDCA League matches
And few others.
CricketGraph’s view:
Lets hope the group with the best agenda and positive intentions win and help in improving the status of the unofficial national game of the country, in the national capital. Ultimately it’s the game of cricket that is at stake and our leaders and decision makers are the key to maintaining the platform for the upcoming cricketers.
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Sumanyu Jain
Regional Manager & Editor @CricketGraph
An excellent all-round display by Lakshay Thareja (73 and 3/24), a good knock by Garvit Chhabra (47) and good bowling by Chetan Bisht (3/09) helped Vidya Jain Academy beat Paradise Academy by 87 runs.
Brief Scores:
Vidya Jain Academy: 197 for 9 in 35 Overs (Lakshay Thareja 73, Garvit Chhabra 47, Vikas Singh 4/44)
Paradise Academy: 110 all out in 31.2 Overs (Chetan Bisht 3/09, Lakshay Thareja 3/24, Antrish Prakash 3/14)
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Wings Institute U-19 Tournament
A superb century by Arvind Verma (122) and half-century by Rohit Sharma (50) and good bowling by Dimpal Pathak (4/22) helped Balaji Cricket Academy defeat JD Tytler School by a huge margin of 243 runs and enter semifinals of the 3rd Wings Under-19 cricket tournament, played at Raghubir Singh Ground.
Brief Scores:
Balaji Academy: 298 for 7 in 35 Overs (Arvind Verma 122, Rohit Sharma 50, Dishant Pawar 3/72)
JD Tytler School: 55 all out in 13 Overs (Pulkit Siwal 20, Dimpal Pathak 4/22, Rohit Sharma 2/15)
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The 33 year old wicketkeeper cum opening batsman from Dahisar sports club suffered from a heart attack shortly after playing a knock of 20 odd in their Kanga League division match on 23 August 2015.
Shortly after returning to the pavilion he complained about stomach pain and asked for water however upon noticing that he seemed unwell, his team mates rushed him to Bombay Hospital. He had to undergo angioplasty and was discharged from hospital on 27th August.
On a full time basis he works for MOL shipping company in Mumbai. This incident has resulted in the re-working of the on-ground medical facilities by the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) and hopefully Mumbai should experience prompt medical responses towards such unfortunate incidents.
Cricketgraph.com wishes him a fast recovery and hope to see him back in action soon!
Deadly bowling performance by Arun Sen and Akash Gehlot who captured 5 wickets each and a decent batting performance helped Ambience Public School defeat Rampal Cricket Academy by 59 runs in the 12th Radhika Under 17 Cricket Tournament, played at Najafgarh.
Man of the Match: Arun Sen
Brief Scores:
Ambience Public School: 157 all out in 34 overs (Amit Kumar 43, Shubham Bhatt 41, Abhishek 4/20, Adarsh Sharma 3/15)
RPCA: 98 all out in 28 overs (Adarsh Sharma 35, Arun Sen 5/14, Akash Gehlot 5/19)
A deadly bowling performance by Vikas (7/25) and a 78 run knock by Rahul Patwal helped Master Juggler Academy defeat Laurners Cricket Academy by 68 runs and enter the semi-final of 1st G.R Rai Memorial Cricket Tournament, played at Baprola Cricket Ground.
Man of the Match: Vikas
Brief Scores:
Master Juggler Academy: 148 all out in 34 overs (Rahul Patwal 78, Sagar 2/32)
Laurners Academy: 80 all out in 23 overs (Sagar 44, Vikas 7/25)
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A good batting performance by Himanshu Sharma (56) and Nitin Rawat (53*) and two wickets each by Salil Malhotra, Samyak Jain and Pratham Rastogi helped True Cheshta Foundation beat Ravindra Public School, Pitampura by 33 runs and enter the last four stage of 1st Fusion Sports Under 19 Cricket Tournament, played at Picnic Hut Ground, Ashok Vihar.
Brief Scores:
True Cheshta: 165/9 in 40 overs (Himanshu Sharma 56, Nitin Rawat 53*, Kamal Berwa 3/22)
Ravindra School: 132 all out in 33 overs (Hitesh Sharma 43, Salil Malhotra 2/17, Samyak Jain 2/20, Pratham Rastogi 2/31)
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New Delhi Cup
A deadly bowling performance by Rohit Mathur (6/25), Vagesh Sharma’s 80 and Lakshay Thareja’s unbeaten 50 runs helped Vidya Jain Academy beat Airliner Cricket Academy by 59 runs and win the title of 2nd New Delhi Cup Under 17 Cricket Tournament, played at Ghevra Cricket Ground.
Man of the Match: Rohit Mathur
Vidya Jain Academy: 169 all out in 40 overs (Vagesh Sharma 80, Lakshay Thareja 50*, Amit Kumar 5/35)
Airliner Academy: 110 all out in 36 overs (Amit Kumar 48, Rohit Mathur 6/25)
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