Venue: M.B. Union Cricket Ground, Cross Maidan(Plot no 6) Mumbai | Match Scorecard | Tournament Details
In what was one of the most lopsided matches of all, TATA AIA ran over Reliance ADA in the quarterfinal of Dreamz Champions Trophy Regular. Chief architect of the victory and the person responsible for making this win one-sided was Abhishek who slammed a 25 ball 52 that included 3 fours and an equal number of sixes. TATA AIA now move to the semi-final of the tournament while Reliance ADAGpack their bags.
Things fell in place for TATA AIA right from the word go as they won the toss and elected to field first. The decision proved to be a masterstroke as TATA bowlers gave no chance whatsoever to the Reliance batsmen to go after them and as a result the run rate could never pick up throughout the innings. After the fall of first wicket, opener Mehul and No. 3 Navin took the score past 50 in the 8th over. But after that Reliance kept losing wickets at regular intervals and could not increase the tempo of the innings. Mehul top scored with 23 and Navin scored 22 as the innings folded for a mere 115 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs.
It was a great bowling effort from TATA with as many as four bowlers sharing 2 wickets each. These were Raviraj, Nitin, Pravin and Abhishek.
It was an easy target for TATA and their top order showcased some fine batting in achieving the same. The opening pair of Raviraj and Prasann added 35 runs in as many balls when Raviraj fell prey to Mehul, getting out leg before. No. 3 Mandar followed soon. But after that it was TATA all over. Prasann was joined by Abhishek and both batted like they had some train to catch to!
Both were in a hurry to overhaul the target as quickly as possible. Abhishek in particular was on songs as he spared no one in his swashbuckling innings of 52. Prasann played well for his unbeaten 38. Both were on the crease when their team crossed the line in just 15th over. Pratikshit and Mehul managed a wicket each as rest of the bowling was taken apart. Abhishek, for his all-round effort was adjudged Man of the match.
Brief Score:
Reliance ADA: 115/9 in 20 overs (Mehul 23, Navin 22, Abhishek 2/11, Nitin 2/20)
TATA AIA: 116/2 in 14.2 overs (Abhishek 52*, Prasann 38*, Pratikshit 1/15)
Match Report by:
Sumanyu Jain| Regional Manager & Editor| Cricketgraph
Venue: M.B. Union Cricket Ground, Cross Maidan(Plot no 6) Mumbai | Match Scorecard | Tournament Details
In the semi-final of Dreamz Trophy T20 Champions, Hindustan Uni Lever showed great team effort and walked away with a clinical 15 run victory over Credit Agricole. No one player could be given the sole credit for the win as most players contributed both with bat and ball ensuring the victory for HUL.
HUL won the toss and elected to bat first. It was worst of starts for HUL as opener Fernandes was run out first ball without scoring. By the time third over ended HUL has lost two more wickets with just 11 runs on the board. Chief tormentor being Ziauddin who scalped two wickets in his second over. The other opener Vijay was then joined in by Dhiraj and both steadied the ship for HUL and took the score past fifty.
Agricole bowler Rahul removed both of them on successive deliveries in the 13th over giving a serious jolt on HUL’s progress. But Sachin and Rajesh played good hand and took their team to a respectable total of 148. Rajesh was particularly aggressive scoring 28 runs of just 13 balls.
It was a good bowling display by Agricole with Rahul taking 3 wickets and Ziauddin and Vishal scalping a couple of wickets each.
The stands were even at the end of first innings as there was no outright winner. Agricole were off to an equally worse start like their opponents losing 3 wickets by the third over itself. Ajay and Rahul tried to build the innings and were looking good when Rahul was out of the bowling of Ashwat. The scoreboard read 46 at that time and 9th over was in progress.
Agricole were losing wickets on regular intervals and were not able to keep up with the required run rate. The pressure began to mount and Ajay finally lost his wicket on a personal score of 44 and team score on 108. Ziauddin tried his bit but it was too little too late and Agricole fell short by 15 runs and also lost out on a final berth in the process.
It was a complete team effort in bowling as Bagul and Ashwat bagged a couple of wickets to their names and three others bowlers scalped a wicket each. They were also aided by as many as three run outs which proved to a decisive factor in the match. Vijay Swaminathan, for his well-made 44 was adjudged Man of the match.
Brief Score:
HUL: 148/9 in 20 overs (Vijay 44, Rajesh 28, Rahul 3/30)
Credit Agricole: 133 all out in 19.3 overs (Ajay 44, Ziauddin 23, Ashwat 2/20, Bagul 2/27)
Match Report By:
Sumanyu Jain| Regional Manager & Editor| Cricketgraph
Venue: National Cricket Ground,Cross Maidan(Plot no 9) Mumbai | Match Scorecard | Tournament Details
Airtel One had yet another lucky day in yet another low scoring encounter. Only difference- This time it was a final. All they had to do was get past Citi Bank’s all-rounder and man of the match Sanket who everything right on the day but still couldn’t win his team the title. As a result Airtel One defeated Citi Bank by just 2 wickets but with more than 3 overs to spare to emerge as champions of Dreamz T20 Corporate Trophy – Elite Group.
In an all-important final, Citi Bank won the toss and opted to bat first. They had worst of starts as opener Sweekar went for a duck on the second ball of the match. Runs were not easy to come by as the second and third wicket fell in the 5th over with just 14 on the board. In walked Sanket who completely turned around the innings single handed with a sparkling 85 of just 56 balls smashing 8 boundaries and 5 maximums in the process. But like the top three batsmen he did not get any real support from other batsmen as Citi Bank could score only 130 in their allotted 20 overs. Not a safe total in a final! There were as many as 3 run outs in the innings. Airtel’s best bowler was Arif who in his devastating opening spell scalped two wickets and gave away just 11 runs.
Airtel One had an upper hand after the first innings but as they say, cricket is a game of uncertainties. The match is not won until the last ball is bowled, or the last run is scored. Airtel were off to a flying start as openers Mayank and Jitesh took the score past fifty in just 26 balls. Kalpesh joined the party soon and by the 10th over the score had already crossed the 80 mark. There was a bit of threat from Citi Bank bowlers in the next few overs as Airtel lost 4 quick wickets. The run rate was not a problem but wickets were. No. 9 Javed and No. 10 Vishal struck some lusty blows towards the end and avoided any kind of turnaround from Citi Bank.
It was a spirited bowling effort from Citi Bank but Airtel’s top three had taken the game
away from them in the very beginning. Also it was their batting that let them down. Nevertheless, both teams played with good spirit and ended the tournament on a high. One team had to win and it was Airtel who emerged as deserving winners. Airtel’s Kalpesh Mehta was adjudged Man of the Series.
Brief Score:
Citi Bank: 130/7 in 20 overs (Sanket 85, Arif 2/11)
Airtel One: 136/8 in 16.4 overs (Mayank 33, Jitesh 26, Sanket 2/16)
Match Report By:
Sumanyu Jain| Regional Manager & Editor| CricketGraph
Venue: Westen Railway Traffic Sports Club, Plot 3
The quarterfinal encounter between Airtel One and CapGemini was one of the best knockout thrillers one would ever witness. A do or die match. 100% commitment from players. In the end the result is decided by a difference of a solitary run. Airtel being the lucky ones this time. It can be concluded that cricket won in this particular match irrespective of the result.
Capgemini called correctly and decided to take the field first. Bowlers bowled splendidly in restricting the opposition to 127, despite taking only 4 wickets. Openers provided a decent start to Airtel, adding 32 runs in 4.3 overs when Vishal Kambli was caught off his own bowling by Paresh Kadam. Next two wickets also fell in quick succession without adding much to the total. But OpenerJitesh was solid at one end. He got a perfect partner in Ravi Katoch and both batted till the last over to take the score to 126. Jitesh departed for personal score of 52 of 57 balls. Ravi remained unbeaten on 39. Piyush Kamble was the pick of the bowlers scalping 2 wickets while giving away just 19 runs in 4 overs. The other bowlers did a good job in keeping the run rate down.
Airtel were probably 20 runs short given that they lost only 4 wickets. But anything is possible in the game of cricket. Capgemini batsmen did not apply themselves in what could have been an easy chase. Apart from Paresh Kadam (56 runs, 40 balls), Yogesh (19) and Vishwas (18), no other batsmen could stay at the wicket and Capgemini innings folded inside 19 overs losing the match by just one run. Paresh just did not get the support from the other end and therefore failed to cross the line for his team.
Airtel bowlers bowled superbly in what was a team effort. Opening bowlers Arif and Ravi managed a couple of wickets each while three other bowlers captured a wicket each. Capgemini should take this loss as the one that they gifted away. On the other hand Airtel One snatched victory from the jaws of defeat and move to the semi-final of the tournament.
Brief Scores:
Airtel One: 127/4 in 20 overs (Jitesh 52, Ravi 39, Piyush 2/19)
Capgemini: 126 All out in 19 overs (Paresh 56, Arif 2/19, Ravi 2/23)
Report by:
Sumanyu Jain (Regional Manager & Editor @CricketGraph)
Having won the toss, Kotak elected to filed first in the semi final match against All cargo in Milan Corporate Cricket 40 overs Tournament.
It was a wise decision by Kotak to field first since they got the opener batsman out on a golden duck. As usually seen in a longer format of the game, All cargo failed to play the entire 40 overs and their entire innings was folded for 103 in 24.5 overs. Kotak opening bowlers Meer Rbrahim and Premal S picked up 3 wickets each. Credit goes to the entire Kotak bowling unit for bowling a disciplined line and restricting the opponent to a low score.
Kotak also lost its opener batsman Abhiraj T for a duck , however the ship was steadied by Premal at the other end and he remained unbeaten on 43 off 74 balls. In the end Kotak comfortably chased the target in 27.2 overs for the loss of 5 wickets. Shavin Shetty and Aniket L from All cargo picked up 2 wickets each.
Brief Scores
All Cargo – 103 all out in 24.5 overs | Kunal Chalke – 29(28) ; Shitesh Korpe 19(31)
Meer Rbrahim – 08-31-3 wickets ; Premal Sarbiya – 04-17-3wickets
Kotak :- Premal S – 43*(74)
Kotak won by 5 wickets against All Cargo in the semifinals of Milan Corporate 40 overs tournament
When you have the determination to do well, you always succeed no matter what. Sports Gurukul played with the same spirit in the quarter final of Dreams Champions Trophy Regular Plate A against Morgan Stanley. Riding on Moses’ 4 wickets and a superb innings by an “injured” Satyasheel while chasing, Sports Gurukul entered the semifinals of the tournament courtesy of losing fewer wickets than their opponents in what turned out to be a tied match.
Morgan Stanley called correctly and decided to put runs on the board. Openers Muffadal and Chandresh were off to a slow start as they were able to score only 9 runs in 4.2 overs when Chandresh was caught out of the bowling of Moses, giving Gurukul their first breakthrough. Wickets continued to tumble till the 9th over as the scoreboard read only 18 runs. Too slow a start in a T20 match!
But due credit must be given to Gurukul bowlers especially Moses who ran through the top order of Morgan Stanley while choking the runs. He got excellent support from Satya and Anish. Stanley’s Sagar and Muffadal joined hands and took the score past 100 in the 18th over. Sagar scored run a ball 56 while Muffadal contributed with 38 from 46 balls. But they were precious runs considering the situation. Morgan eventually ended for 118 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Moses was the chief destructor with 4 top order wickets.
119 should have been an easy chase and Sports Gurukul batsmen showed no hurry at all while chasing the total. After both the openers fell when the score read 30, Satyasheel and Swapnil steered the innings together. Although they prevented further wicket loss, they were unable to keep up with the run rate. Too many dot balls early in the innings enabled Morgan Stanley to keep up the asking rate despite not taking any further wickets. The match was ultimately tied. Tapan from Morgan Stanley bowled an excellent spell giving away just 6 runs in his 3 overs. Three other bowlers managed a wicket each.
Satyasheel had an injured hamstring before the match but he decided to take the field and scored a match winning knock for his team. Moses for his devastating opening spell of 4 wickets for 11 runs was declared man of the match.
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Brief Scores:
Morgan Stanley: 118/7 in 20 overs (Sagar 56, Muffadal 38, Moses 4/11)
Sports Gurukul: 118/3 in 20 overs (Satya 49, Swapnil 40, Sagar 1/17, Sudarshan 1/23)
Match Report By:
Sumanyu Jain (Regional Manager & Editor @ www.cricketgraph.com)
In continuation to our article on Battle of FCC T20 Tournament, we are bringing more updates on the tournament for our readers.
Four teams “Thane Advocate, Datafriends, Cricket Club of Dombivli (CCD) & Friends Cricket Club (FCC)” qualifies for Semi Finals which will be played on 2nd May’2015 at All Saints Ground, Bhiwandi followed by a Big Final on the same day. CCD will play against Datafriends and Thane Advocate will play against the host FCC and the winner of both semifinals will play to seize the 1st FCC T20 title.
The day was full with 3 must win games for 3 teams to qualify in the semi’s. The details on the balanced three league matches which were played on 26th April are:-
Match-4 : Friends Cricket Club (FCC) V/s Cricket Club of Dombivli (Result – FCC won by 16 runs)
This was a must win game for Host FCC to stay in the tournament, which was possible only by putting a big total in front of strong batting line up of CCD. Accordingly, FCC elected to Bat first after winning the toss. CCD opening bowler Hitesh who bowled truly well this season started good with 1st over by conceding only 2 runs which created a pressure on FCC openers. On the 1st ball of 2nd over (bowled by Devendra), Ajit attempted a difficult catch at Mid Off of FCC jewel Manoj, but could not make it. Taking this golden opportunity, Manoj started playing his natural attacking game with his Partner Prashant and they gave a cracking opening partnership of 68 in just 9.4 overs. In Innings 10th over, Ajit gave a breakthrough in his 1st over by taking a wicket of Manoj (27 in 29 balls, 3×4 & 1×6). With this solid start, the other batsmen of FCC had to take over the bowlers of CCD and this trouncing was done by the next partnership of Prashant & Hiren who made jointly 75 runs in just 41 balls. Hiren (38 in 24 balls, 4×4 & 1×6) got out on team score of 143 and Prashant who was the star batsmen of the innings got out on score of 149. Prashant who contributed 71 in 50 balls hitting 9 fours and 2 sixes was bowled out by Machindra. This was also the highest individual score of the tournament so far. CCD fielders dropped 5 catches in the innings because of which FCC finished the innings at 176 in 20 overs loosing 7 wkts. Bowling figures of CCD were Hitesh (4-0-19-0), Devendra (2-0-21-0), Kiran (2-1-11-0), Mangesh (3-0-37-0), Ajit (2-0-16-1), Vasu (1-0-18-0), Machindra (4-0-34-2), Akhilesh (2-0-16-3) & extras were 12.
While chasing a big total of 177, CCD star Sachin could not gave a good start for the team and felt yet again. Sachin got out at a team total of 23. But his contribution was covered by the Akhilesh & Advait who gave a sensible next partnership of 40 in 37 balls. Akhilesh made 20 in 22 balls. After the wicket of Akhilesh, Advait who is known as hard hitter of CCD took over the charge with Machindra and they started hitting gigantic from 11th over. They gave a small partnership of 36 runs in just 22 balls before returning to the pavilion. Machindra made 28 in 14 balls (3×4 & 1×6) and Advait scored a half century (50 in 37 balls, 4×4 & 3×6). This chasing was supported at the end by Kiran (10 in 6 – 2×4), Captain Mangesh (20 in 14 – 3×4), Prasad (16 in 9 – 2×4, 1×6) which felt short by 16 runs. CCD could make 160 loosing 9 wkts. FCC won the game by 16 runs and they stayed in the tournament. Bowling figures from VCC were Imtiaz (4-0-18-2), Pandurang (4-0-25-1), Ankit (4-0-27-1), Vikrant (3-0-29-0), Manoj (2-0-23-1), Ashish (3-0-36-3) & extras were 6.
CCD, who won their 1st game against VCC, topped the Group-1 on Net Run Rate Basis and qualified for the semifinals with FCC. VCC could not make it to the Semi’s as the net run rate of FCC was better than VCC.
Match-5 : Datafriends V/s Panvel Advocate (Result – Datafriends won by 3 wkts)
For Datafriends too, this was a must win game to stay in the tournament. Young team of Panvel Advocate decided to bat 1st. Similar to 1st match, once again Datafriends bowlers bowled a good line and length restricting Panvel Advocates to 122 runs loosing 7 wkts. Advocates opener Akash (23 in 22 – 3×4, 1×6) and Vishal (23 in 29, 2×4, 1×6) gave a good start for the team of 37 in 5.4 overs, which was not overtaken by subsequent batsmen. With the help of Shailesh (8 in 5, 1×6), Tushar (28 in 37, 1×4), Mahendra (14 in 10, 1×6), Hemant (16 in 15, 2×4); Advocates scored 122 runs loosing 7 wkts. Bowling figures from Datafriends were Arun (4-0-19-1), Kuldeep (4-0-20-1), Lavlesh (4-0-31-1), Tushar (1-0-13-1), Nikhil (3-0-19-2), Sudhir (4-0-20-1) and extras were 9. While chasing 2nd time in the tournament, Datafriends lost the 1st wkt. (Arun) on 2nd ball of an innings. Sudhir; the “wall of Datafriends” (which is unbreakable many times) ensured that target of 123 runs is easily achievable and made a 2nd wkt. partnership of 37 in 37 balls with Tushar (20 in 19, 3×4). As always, Sudhir kept on playing his cool minded game and moved his team towards a must win. He scored 48 in 33 balls hitting 7 fours & 1 six, before getting stumped out on bowling of Tushar. Datafriends managed the target of 123 in 18.3 overs. Towards the end, Anmol (13 in 24, 1×4), Mangesh (22* in 18, 3×4), Nikhil (4* in 1, 1×4) played a handy innings to get the victory for the team. Bowling figures from Panvel Advocates were Tushar (4-0-18-3), Suraj (2-0-16-0), Mahendra (2.3-0-20-2), Hemant (1-0-10-0), Shailesh (3-0-16-0), Akash (4-0-25-1) & extras were 12.
Match-6 : Thane Advocates V/s Panvel Advocates (Result – Thane Advocates won by 49 runs)
This was a must win game for Panvel Advocates. Considering the continuous 2nd match of the day for Panvel Advocates, Thane Advocates captain Mangesh decided to Bat 1st after winning the toss. Ishan & Rohan gave highest opening partnership of the tournament so far of 79 in 7.3 overs. Ishan (52 in 32, 10×4) and Rohan (37 in 25, 6×4, 1×6) played stunning innings of the day which was supported by Pranay (19 in 10, 1×4, 2×6), Mahesh (18 in 11, 1×4), Kundan (22 in 8, 1×4, 2×6), Sandeep (6 in 6, 1×4), Magesh (7* in 6, 1×4) and finished the innings on a massive highest total of the tournament 192 loosing 9 wkts. Panvel Advocates used 8 bowlers but still could not stop Thane Advocates. Bowling figures for Panvel Advocate were Tushar (3-0-35-1), Suraj (4-0-26-3), Mahendra (1-0-16-0), Hemant (2-0-16-0), Akash (1-0-14-0), Shailesh (4-0-31-4), Vishal (1-0-17-0), Sushil (4-0-26-1) & extras were 31.
While chasing a big target of 193 @ 9.65 runs per over, Panvel Advocate lost the 1st wkt. (Mahendra) on team score of 4 (at 1.2 over) and there on Akash (37 in 36, 4×4) & Shailesh (46 in 31, 7×4, 2×6) took over the charge of chasing. They made a partnership of 72 in just 46 balls. But this was not sufficient to achieve the target. Panvel Advocate was in need of similar partnership from other players, which they could not make and they felt a short of 49 runs. Panvel Advocate reached 143 in 20 overs loosing 8 wkts. and lost the game by 50 runs. Captain Mangesh of Thane Advocates varied his bowlers smartly and used 8 bowlers, which did not give any chance for Panvel Advocate to understand the bowling line up. Bowling figures from Thane Advocate were Pranav (3-0-30-0), Kundan (2-0-13-1), Ishan (3-0-18-1), Mahesh (4-0-27-2), Sameer (4-0-24-1), Sandeep (2-0-11-2), Pratap (1-0-5-1), Mandar (1-0-6-0) & extras were 18.
With this mislaid, Panvel Advocate made exit from the tournament and gave Datafriends entry into Semifinal. With 2nd win, Thane Advocate topped the Group-2.
Keep reading the space to know the 1st hoister of FCC T20 trophy….
(Article by Sachin Rajput, Sr. Editor – Cricketgraph)
Venue: Mumbai Police Gymkhana Cricket Ground Mumbai | Match Scorecard | Tournament Details
Just when City Riders were down and out, Akash Parkar emerged as their savior smashing an unbeaten 40 ball 68 consisting of 7 fours and 4 massive sixes to guide his team to a confidence boosting 6 wicket win over Bandra Heroes. Bandra bowlers started well in their defense but Akash’s innings was just too good to end on the losing side.
Bandra Heroes won the toss on a hard surface and decided to bat first. Opener Omkar Gaurav went back without making much of an impact scoring just 3 runs. Harsh and Yash switched a partnership of 40 runs in the next 5 overs and brought the innings back on track when Harsh was caught off the bowling of Prashant Auti. He was the highest scorer of Bandra’s innings with 35. Bandra kept losing wickets on regular intervals that prevented them from setting up a challenging total on an easy surface. They were further dented by consecutive strikes from A Dhumal. Due to some late boost by Amit and Dhumil, Bandra were able to make a respectable 133 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. Akash, Aditya and Vinayak from City riders managed a couple of wickets each.
Due to the hard surface and modest total, City Riders were the favorites after the first innings. But like their opponents, they were also off to a bad start with three wickets falling in quick succession and scoreboard reading just 38 in the 6th over. But the fall of the third wicket proved to be a blessing in disguise as in walked AkashParkar to join VinayakBhoir and the mayhem began for Bandra Heroes. Both were together for next 8 overs and added 57 runs taking the game out of the reach of Bandra Heroes. Vinayak was unfortunately run out on a personal score of 28. But Akash ensured no further hiccups and finished the game in next 3 overs by launching an attack on Bandra bowlers. Bandra’s M Amir provided his team a perfect start scalping 2 wickets in the beginning but the score was too less to pose any challenge to City Riders.
Akash Parkar was adjudged the man of the match for his superb knock.
Brief Score:
Bandra Heroes: 133/8 in 20 overs (Harsh 35, Shikhar 29, Vinayak 2/13, Aaditya 2/19)
City Riders: 138/4 in 16.3 overs (Aakash 68*, Vinayak 28, M Amir 2/13)
Report By:
Sumanyu Jain
Regional Manager & Editor|www.cricketgraph.com
Sixth Open Medico Double wickets Cricket Tournament was held on Sunday 26th April 2015 at Dadoji Konddeo Stadium, Thane..Bhayander Medico’s well known Industrial Emergency Management Consultant, Dr.Satish Shetty and Dr.Kiran Kerawad after winning toss put year 2013 winners Bhandup Medico’s General Medical Practitioners , Dr. Rajan Merin and Dr. Rajesh Kher into bat . They scored 37 runs in four overs but Dr. Rajan Merin was dismissed 2 times due to splendid bowling by Dr.Satish Shetty. Thus their corrected score was 29. In reply, Bhayander Medicos put their head down to see that they did not get dismissed to score 32 runs Hence they won by 3 runs and lifted 6th Medico Double Wickets Trophy, a symbol of supremacy in Medico Double Wickets version
Earlier in one Semi-final Dr.Satish Shetty and Dr. Kiran Kerawad defeated Bhandup Medico’s Dr. Santosh Dhamdhere and Dr. Manish by 27-49 while other Semi-final Dr. Rajan Merin and Dr. Rajesh Kher took into their stride Kanivali Medicos Dr. Sanjeev Narula and Dr. Ishan Thakkar by 48-12.
Wicket Keeper Abhay Pratap Singh and Vaibhav Bane were adjudicated The Best Fielders.
Fielders from Mr.. Kiran Salgaonkar Academy presented a Good Fielding Show.
Former International Cricket Umpire from Thane,Mr. Pilloo Reporter was The Chief Guest and gave away the prizes. Well Known cricket coach, Kiran Salgaonkar and Shashi Nayak, The Sports Administrator of T.M.C. Mrs. Ujawala Panjabi and Cricket Umpires, all shree Chandrakant Mhatre, S. Sen, Mukund Tanksale, Rjaendra Khare and Mr. Vijay Vaze, Trustee of The Sports Foundation, were present on The Dias.
It is learnt from Dr. Prakash Vaze, Managing Trustee of The sports Foundation.
Results in Brief:
Winners: Bhayander Medico’s well known Industrial Emergency Management Consultant, Dr.Satish Shetty and Dr.Kiran Kerawad ( 29-32)
Runners Up: Bhandup Medico’s General Medical Practitioners , Dr. Rajan Merin and Dr. Rajesh Kher
Best Fielders: W.K. Abhay Pratap Singh and Vaibhav Bane from Kiran Salgaonkar Academ
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