Monday, August 17
Continuing with the trend of exciting low scoring matches in the ongoing Monsoon Trophy 2015, Indian Travel Port made heavy weather while chasing a target of 103 runs in 20 overs against ACE XI, but eventually crossed the line in the very last over with just 4 wickets to spare.
ACE XI won the toss and opted to bat first. Abhishek Malik‘s 23 and Shivam’s fighting 19 helped them cross the 100 run mark, as they crawled to 102 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Owaish captured 3 wickets for Indian Travel Port. Gaurav Pawar and Atul Grover shared a wicket each.
In reply, Indian Travel Port didn’t find their way as easy as they would have liked as the chase went down till the last over. Opener Suraj Kumar played a good knock of 45 runs. Kuldeep Tyagi and Nitin Kumar scored 18 runs each. Three bowlers from ACE XI managed a couple of wickets each.
Owaish was adjudged man of the match for his excellent bowling performance.
Brief Scores:
ACE XI: 102/7 in 20 overs (Abhishek Malik 23, Shivam 19, Owaish 3/21)
Indian Travel Port: 103/6 (Suraj Kumar 45, Nitin Kumar 18)
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Sunday, August 16
Keshav Dalal’s superb knock of 93 runs, Shubham Sharma’s 51 and 3 wickets each by Ramit and Arpit helped Gush Club beat Dronacharya Cricket Foundation by 76 runs and add four points in their account in the 3rd Sanjeev Ahuja Memorial Under 13 Cricket Tournament, played at Gargi College Ground.
Brief Scores:
Gush Club: 204/5 in 30 overs (Keshav Dalal 93, Shubham Sharma 51, Sagar Dahiya 41, Navneet Singh 2/20)
Dronacharya Cricket Foundation: 128 all out in 29 overs (Aman Sharma 46, Chirag 37, Ramit 3/02, Arpit 3/02)
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Sunday, August 16
Vidit Purohit’s superb all-round show (54, 4/07) and Kunal Gupta’s 5 wicket haul helped Learner Cricket Academy defeat Ace Cricket Academy by 3 wickets and enter the semi-final of the 4th G.S Rai Memorial Prize Money Tournament, played at Bakarwala Cricket Ground, Nangloi.
Brief Scores:
ACE Cricket Academy: 138 all out in 34 overs (Shankar 34, Kunal Gupta 5/27, Vidit Purohit 4/07)
Learner Cricket Academy: 142/7 in 28 overs (Vidit Purohit 54, Jatin Bisht 50)
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Sunday, August 16
Pratham Rastogi’s excellent all-round show (52, 3/30), Suryansh Sharma’s 43 and a good bowling performance by Rishab Nain (4/37) and Raghav Khanna (3/19) helped Dronacharya Cricket Foundation beat Ace Cricket Academy by 33 runs and win the title of 7th Peacock Under 16 Tournament, played at Gargi College Ground.
Mayank Gusain (Ace Cricket Academy) was adjudged the best batsman, Rishab Nain- best bowler and Aditya from RPCA bagged the player of the tournament award.
Brief Scores:
Dronacharya Cricket Foundation: 180/9 in 40 overs (Pratham Rastogi 52, Suryansh Sharma 43, Pradyuman Yadav 31, Kabir Kohli 3/11, Hriithik Shokeen 3/38)
Ace Cricket Academy: 147 all out in 33 overs (Jaskirat Singh 52, Sourabh Verma 33, Kabir Kohli 30, Rishab Nain 4/37, Pratham Rastogi 3/30, Raghav KHanna 3/19)
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Kanga League – E DIVISION
LORD NORTHBROOK CRICKET CLUB VS RIZVI SPORTS Club
Rizvi Sports Club won the toss and elected to field first.
Brief scores
Lord Northbrook Club – 57 /10 in 21.5 overs
Nikhil Sawant:- 22(40) stuck on one side and occupied crease for almost 74 minutes B.N.Bandalwakar – 16(24)
Rizvi bowling side – Vishal Shinde :- 9 Overs – 1 – 15 Runs- 4 Wickets ; Vinay Mungekar – 6.5 overs- 1 -21 runs – 4 wickets
Rizvi Batting :- 25/10 in 18.5 overs
Lord Northbrook Bowling:-
Vishal Chaturvedi :- 5 overs – 1 – 10 runs – 4 wickets ; Nikhil Sawant :- 4.5 overs – 3 – 3 runs – 3 wickets .
Lord Northbrook won by 32 runs against Rizvi Sports CLub
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Rajasthan S.C. VS Star C.C.
Toss won by S.C.C.- Field
R.S.C Score 178/4 In 36 Overs
(DECLARED)
Aziz Shaikh-81(84)* 4-4,6-3
Amir Bhorania-50(55)* 4-3
Bowl Analysis For S.C.C-
Aliasgar Badami- 68/3
S.C.C. Score 51/10 In 26.4 Overs
Bowl Analysis For R.S.C.
Jaishal Wadiyal- 2/3 ;
Aziz Shaikh- 10/3 ;
RAJASTHAN S.C. GIVEN FOLLOW ON BY STAR C.C. ON 127 RUNS
S.C.C Score 29/7 In 16 Overs
Bowl Analysis For R.C.C.
Jalil Khan- 10/3 ;
Jaishal Wadiyal- 8/4 ;
Result of d match-
R.S.C won by 1st Inning
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Esplanade liberals c.c v/s Yogi c.c
Toss :Esplanade liberals c.c-“Field”
Yogi c.c(1st inng)-85/10 in 34.3 ovrs
Ranjit vaity-38 (54)
Mayur thakur-5/8
Rupesh mulam-4/40
Esplanade liberals c.c -23/10 in 16.1
Jaiprakash yadav-5/8
Yogi c.c (2nd inngs)-60/3 in 24 ovrs declared
Esplanade liberals c.c -24/1 in 8 ovrs
Result :Yogi c.c won by 1st inngs lead but no outright result
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Fixtures for next matches in Monsoon Trophy 2015
Monday 17th of August at New Ground Alipur
near Sharadhanand college GT Karnal Road Delhi
1st Match 08:30AM
Indian Travelport V/S ACE XI
2nd Match 12:30 PM
Brother’s Eleven V/S Young Star XI
Tuesday 18th of August at Khera Garhi Delhi
1st Match 08:30 AM
DTU XI V/S UP Warriors
2nd Match 12:30 PM
Indian Travelport V/S UP Warriors
Wednesday 19th of August at Khera Garhi Delhi
1st Match 08:30 AM
JP Institute V/S Laxmi Public School
2nd Match 12:30 PM
First Semifinal between Topper of Pool A V/S 2nd Topper of Pool B
Thursday 20th of August at Khera Garhi Delhi
1st Match 08:30AM
Second semifinal between Topper of Pool B V/S 2nd Topper of Pool A
2nd Match 12:30 PM
Final between winner of first semifinal V/S winner of second semifinal
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Sultan Sports is organizing the 8th edition of Nehru Cricket Cup 2015- a T20 Cricket Tournament for boys, under the aegis of Delhi Cricket League.
Dates: 10th September to 30th September 2015
Entry Fees: INR 7000/- per team
Venues:
(1) Ramjas Sports Complex Patel Nagar West Delhi 10008
(2) St. Sujan Singh International School Kushak Road Saroop Nagar Delhi 110036
(3) V.S. Sr. Sec. School Khera Garhi Delhi 110082
(4) Rajput Gymkhana Cricket Academy Sabhapur Delhi 110094
Special Features
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* Man of the match award and refreshment every match.
* Best bowler, Best batsman, Best fielder, best captain and best Wicketkeeper award.
* Man of the tournament award.
* Trophy and medals for finalist team.
* Three league matches.
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DTU XI doubled up their Independence Day celebrations by registering a thumping win over ACE XI in their fixture in Monsoon Trophy 2015. The chief architect of the win was DTU bowler Harsh Vikram who bowled a deadly spell, capturing 4 wickets. He was deservingly adjudged man of the match.
DTU skipper Ankit Kumar won the toss and opted to field first. His decision was perfectly backed by his bowlers, led by Harsh Vikram as they had 6 ACE XI batsmen back in the hut with just 10 runs on the board.
It was almost curtains for ACE XI innings, but lower order batsmen Pradeep (15) and Nikunj (12) offered some resistance to cross the 50 runs mark for their team as their eventually folded for 73 runs. Harsh captured 4, while Rubel and Rahul Meena scalped a couple of wickets each.
DTU reply was solely led by Vaibhav Guhaniya who smashed 3 sixes and 4 boundaries en route to his half century, making the game even more lop-sided than it already was. Shivam Duggal scored 11 runs. Rohit Dangwal captured both the wickets of DTU XI.
Brief Scores:
ACE XI: 73 all out in 16.3 overs (Pradeep 15, Nikunj 12, Harsh Vikram 4/13)
DTU XI: 74/2 in 10 overs (Vaibhav 50, Shivam Duggal 11, Rohit Dangwal 2/13)
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Brothers XI batsmen failed to compliment their bowlers’ superb show and succumbed to some accurate bowling by their opponents as they were bowled out for just 95 runs, chasing just 111 runs to win, thereby handing JP Institute a surprising yet deserved victory. Alok Kumar’s 5 wicket haul went in vain but he was adjudged man of the match for being the best bowler on the day.
Batting first, JP Institute crawled to 110 runs in their allotted 20 overs. They lost 9 wickets in the process. Karan Kohli top scored with 33 runs. Alok captured 5 while Prashant captured 2 wickets for Brothers XI.
In reply, Brothers XI were all out for just 95 runs in the 19th over. Owaish Saifi top scored with 15. Aryak and Karan captured 3 wickets apiece to ensure the victory.
Brief Scores:
JP Institute: 110/9 in 20 overs (Karan Kohli 33, Naveen 17, Alok Kumar 5/18, Prashant 2/07)
Brothers XI: 95 all out in 18.5 overs (Owaish Saifi 15, Aryak Puri 3/15, Karan Kohli 3/17)
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New Delhi
CricketGraph met Mr. Madan Sharma, head coach, Telefunken Cricket Club and one of the finest coaches in Delhi who has given players like Shikhar Dhawan, Yogesh Nagar and Pawan Suyal to Indian Cricket.
He gave us insights about the way local cricket is played in Delhi over the years, role of DDCA, status of womens’ cricket and various other aspects that will surely interest his pupils as well as all others concerned with cricket in one way or the other.
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Sumanyu Jain
Regional Manager & Editor @CricketGraph