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Venue: Rajdhani College, Delhi University

SSCBS, riding on their winning streak and surprising all by entering the league stage of the prestigious DU Inter College tournament were comprehensively beaten by Aryabhatta College in their first group match.

Aryabhatta went in to bat first on a flat pitch. An aggressive 73 ball 100 from Rajesh and a superb 20 ball 46 from captain Pulkit ensured that Aryabhatta were never lagging behind in their run rate and eventually scored 272 runs in their allotted 40 overs for the loss of 8 wickets. SSCBS captain Nikhil Yadav struck gold with the ball, capturing 5 wickets in his 8 overs but most of his wickets came towards the end of the innings when bulk of the scoring had already been done.

Many would have given SSCBS a chance considering their strong batting line up, but the final score line suggest that it was too high a mountain to climb. SSCBS folded for 76 runs inside 22 overs with no batsman scoring anything worth mentioning. They lost wickets at quick and regular intervals and thus never looked like even getting closer to the target. Shivankand Aryabhatta captain Pulkit shared the honors in bowling, capturing 3 wickets each.

SSCBS find themselves in deep waters now with only a few matches to play in the group stage and a significant amount of net run rate to cover. Things will not get easier for them with the strong Khalsa team in their group. But as they say, cricket is a game of uncertainties. On the other hand, Aryabhatta will look to consolidate their position with another win in their next game. They carry a lot of confidence and a very healthy net run rate with them for the remainder of the matches.

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Report By:

Sumanyu Jain

Regional Manager & Editor

CricketGraph

The one fear when T20 came into existence was that it will be a run feast for the batsman. Batsman would be going hammer and tongs and the life for bowlers would be still more difficult. As time went by and especially in the recent times this shorter version has proved that all is not just made for batsman. Good bowlers are good irrespective of which ever format they play. This has been proved this time by Deepak Valia of KSG Superiors. It was the first quarter final match of Kapol Premier League played on 22nd March 2015, between KSG Superior and Soni Samaj.

Soni samaj won the toss and decided to bowl first but Gaurang parikh of KSG superior had other ideas. He smashed 36 runs (2 boundaries and 3 sixes) along with Maulik Mehta 36 runs(seven boundaries) and Umang Shah top scored with 40 runs (four boundaries and one six). Vicky of soni was rewarded with 2 wickets. KSG Superior innings ended with respectable 174 runs in their allotted 20 overs.

The reply from Soni Samaj was almost similar from opener Vicky Soni 31 runs ( 4 fours and 1 six) and Ketan soni’s valiant effort towards the end of 36 runs (one four and four sixes) proved in vain. Arrived Deepak Valia on the scene and had 5 wickets in his kitty for 35 runs in his 4 overs. Soni samaj fell short by 31 runs. A 5 wicket haul in any format of the game is a great effort and especially in T20 format, its a tribute. He was well supported by Umang with 2 wickets and one each for Harshit and Parth.

Deepak won the day for KSG Superior and was named the Man of the Match. Others can take a cue from him. Well done Deepak!

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To check the scores of Kapole T20 league click here

Match report by – Venkataraman Iyer

Sr.Editor @ www.cricketgraph.com

All of a sudden the temperatures have gone up. Its becoming hot to almost an unbearable extent especially in the afternoons in Mumbai these days and the same was almost in store in the Kapol Premier League 2015 Group D match 6th league played on March 22nd 2015. Khambat Samaj found Khadiyat Samaj too hot to handle and went down tamely in the end. Right from the moment when Khadiyat Samaj won the toss and put Khambat Samaj in, it was day everything went right for them and dictated terms right from the word go. Khambat managed 145 for 9 in their allotted 20 overs with respectable contribution from Nakul who made 40 runs and 24 runs by Dharmesh and 20 runs by Bhavin.

Viren was the wrecker in Chief for Khadiyat samaj with 4 scalps for 16 runs in 4 overs. 2 wickets each for Devank and Chetan and Khadiyat samaj justified the decision to bowl first.

In reply the reply of Khadiyat samaj was not just an reply. It was a statement. Vishal Merwana smashed 59 runs in 21 balls ( 8 boundaries and 4 sixes) wasted no time to finish the match in the 14th over. Bhavin chipped in with 26 and Vishal shah scored an important 31. Dharmesh of Khambat samaj picked up 2 wickets.

It was a match that got over well before in time and I am sure Khadiyat samaj team might have used the spare time to applaud each other for their terrific effort.

No prizes for guessing the Man of the match. It had to be Vishal for running very less during his whirlwind knock.

To check the scores of this match click here.

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Match report by Venkataraman Iyer

Sr.Editor @ www.cricketgraph.com

As per the MCA website,all the matches of Kanga Plate League scheduled to be played on 29th March 2015 are POSTPONED due to Finals of Cricket World Cup 2015. The revised dates for the postponed matches will be updated shortly.

For more information please check the MCA official website on – www.mumbaicricket.com

Tournament Name:- Synergy T20 | Venue:- RSKP, Pitampura, Delhi | Match Scorecard

The second edition of Synergy Sports T20 Blast received a ceremonious opening with a pre match cake cutting ceremony followed by a one sided victory for Fledge Cricket Club over RBS Rockers. It was a sunny afternoon and the match was played on a hard surface cited excellent for batting. RBS Rockers won the toss and sent FCC to set them a target.

FCC openers Abhinav Duggal and Neeraj Sehgal smacked RBS bowlers to all corners of the ground in a record opening stand that lasted for 17 overs. Abhinav thrashed RBS bowler Faizan Ahmed for 22 runs with 2 sixes and 2 fours in his only over. The partnership was finally broken when Abhinav was run out by Naveen Dagar for an excellent 65 (40 balls, 9×4, 2×6). Neeraj Sehgal was called off the field by captain Manik when he was batting on 118 (65 balls, 23×4) to give few balls to the rest of the batsman. FCC finally scored a whopping 238 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. RBS bowlers had a rough day with only Sumit managing to pick up a wicket. The dropped catches only made matters worse for the fielding side.

RBS Rockers were never in the hunt during any part of their innings that finally folded for a paltry 105 inside 16 overs. Only three batsmen could enter double digits with opener Vijay Moorthy top scoring with 27 (20 balls, 4×4). It was a combined bowling effort from FCC with 3 bowlers sharing 2 wickets each and 2 bowlers picking up a wicket each. Neeraj Sehgal (Man of the Match) took away the man of the match and best batsman of the day trophies for his scintillating knock while Neeraj Puri walked away with the best bowler title. Abhinav Duggal was adjudged best fielder of the day.

It would not be an overestimation to say that the inaugural match of the tournament was completely ruled by Fledge Cricket Club. RBS now have a challenge to win their remaining matches by a big margin to cover up their Net Run Rate; else it could be curtains for them soon.

Brief Score: FCC: 238/3 in 20 overs (Neeraj Sehgal 118, Abhinav Duggal 65; Sumit 1/45)

RBS Rockers 105 all out in 16 overs (Vijay Moorthy 27; Neeraj Puri 2/9, Gurudit Singh 2/12)

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Report by: Sumanyu Jain.

Regional Business Manager – Delhi

T20 Knights & Master Cup Updates of One World

Johnson & Johnson Vs Rave Technologies

J&J won the toss and elected to field first.

Rave Technologies Innings– 136 / 6 in 20 overs

Amey 63(54) ; Abhay 20(27) ; Vaishnav – 18(20)

Amol Patil – 2o-18r-2wickets; Mahesh Salvi – 3o- 20r- 1 wicket

J& J Innings – 139 / 6 in 19.4 overs

Abhishek A – 44(34) ; Nishant – 35(29)

Priyank – 3o- 19r – 2 wickets ; Manish – 5o- 26r- 2 wickets

J&J won by 4 wickets

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T20 Knights Edition 2 | Air India Ground Mumbai

First Capital Vs Motilal Oswal

First Capital won the toss and elected to bat first.

First Capital Innings – 62 all out in 16.5 overs

Brijesh – 13(14) ; Ram 12(14)

Jinny Raphael – 2.5o- 10r- 4wickets ; Ashish G – 4o- 11r-2wickets

Motilal Oswal Innings – 63 /2 in 7.3 overs

Sachin – 18 (16)

Extras bowled – 27 runs

Motilal Oswal won by 8 wickets.

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Masters Cup Edition 6 | Trombay

Sterling Wilson Vs Mc. Kinsey

Sterling Wilson won the toss and elected to bat first

Sterling Wilson Innings – 123/10 in 18.2 overs

Pradeep Gupta – 33(17) ; Dhawal Kothari – 44(47) ; Sanjay – 13(16)

V Manya – 4o-25r-3 wickets ; Karthik Hebsur – 4o- 30r-2wickets ; Kshitij Mohta – 3o-33r-2wickets

McKinsey Innings – 124/ 9

Indrajit Mal – 28(38) ; Gagan Dixit – 24(22) ; Siddharth Gopalkrishnan – 19(16)

Sanjay – 4o- 26r-3wickets ; Binay Biswal – 4o-19r- 3wickets

McKinsey won by 1 wicket

Idea Vs Edelweiss played Cross Maidan

Toss was won by Edelweiss and elected to field first.

IDEA Innings – 150/9 in 20 overs.

Paresh Shetty – 44(30) 5 Fours and 1 Six; Amit Puri – 22(10)

Sanjeet Satam – 4 – 17 – 3 wickets; Vijay Patel 4-36-2wickets

Edelweiss Innings – 120 all out in 18 overs

Parag Kothari – 23(29) ; Salil Thanawala – 27(28)

Javed Gajvani – 4-22-3 wickets ; Nilesh Kambli – 4-30-2wickets; Rushi Patel – 4-22-2 wickets

Idea won by 30 runs

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Fountain Head Vs TNS Played at Oval Ground

TNS Won the toss and elected to bat first

TNS Innings – 143 / 6 in 20 Overs

Yash Sangani – 40(36) ; Ajinkya Gogte – 29(14) ; Zeeshan M – 22(20)

Anirudha Bhagjani – 3o-26r-2w; Vikrant M – 3o- 23r-2w

Fountain Head Innings – 145/ 9 in 20 overs

Sanket Chavan – 29(25) ; Abhijit Patil – 17(37) ; Zaheer Shaikh – 19(10)

Jayesh Brahamane – 3o-19r-2w

Match won by Fountain Head by 1 wicket.

As a cricketer you probably play a lot of tournaments and matches but there are only a few tournaments which get etched onto cricketer’s memory. One such tournament which has succeeded in creating a lasting impression is “The Capital Corporate League T20 Cricket League” organized jointly by Fairplay Sports Management & Capital group under the aegis of Mumbai Cricket Association.

This tournament saw participation from leading corporate houses (as many as 108 teams) in Mumbai with the likes of Sony, Toyota, Axis Bank, Deutsche Bank, Tata, Vodafone, Idea etc. This tournament was unique in quite a few ways. For starters, the tournament participation fee was meager INR 5000/- which was a refundable deposit, INR 2000/- cash prizes for every man of the match, INR 25,000/- for best batsman, bowler and all rounder each, maximum cash prize of INR 250,000/- to winning team from top division. It also gave an opportunity for corporate teams from lower divisions to play on one of the best venues in Mumbai – BKC, Wankhede Stadium, MIG etc.

They say all good things have to come to an end and it ended with bang! The award ceremony was held at the club house of MCA (Mumbai Cricket Association), Wankhede Stadium. The atmosphere was buzzing with all local cricketers from various backgrounds and it was compared to an ICC award ceremony. In fact few IPL players from the participating team were also present in the award ceremony. There were lights, camera, food and action throughout the function. Speaking to CricketGraph, Mr. Abhijit Ghosh from Fairplay Sports Management who organized the event said “The most important unit in this entire event was the Capital Group which entrusted faith and full support from the beginning. I also would like to thank all committee members of MCA especially Mr. Ravi Sawant, Dr. PV Shetty and Nitin Dalal for allowing us to conduct this tournament smoothly. We saw maximum participation and a super positive feedback from all the teams. Next year we would like to make it even bigger with more teams and a possible live telecast on T.V.”

Here are some players & teams who made it to the top of Capital League!

Check all the scores of Capital Corporate T20 League by clicking here

Click here to see the performers on leader board –

Group A :-

Winners – Western Railways; Runners Up – Air India; Best All Rounder – Manish Rao; Best Batsman – Sushant Marathe; Best Bowler – Dinesh Salunke

Group B:-

Winners – DY Patil B; Runners Up – Serco BPO

Group C:-

Winners – Tata Steel; Runners Up – Serco BPO B Group; Best All Rounder – Harsh Tank; Best Batsman – Nikhil Paradkar; Best Bowler – Laxman Manjerkar

Group D

Winners – Shinrai Toyota; Runners Up – Route SMS; Best All Rounder – Amir Bhurania; Best Batsman – Vishal Dhagaonkar; Best Bowler – Bhavik Patel

Group E:-

Winners – Multi Screen media; Runners Up – Siyaram Poddar Group; Best All Rounder – Vishal Pandey; Best Batsman – Harshil Narvekar; Best Bowler – Vinod Mishra

Group F:-

Winners – B.A.R.C; Runners Up – L&T Infotech; Best All Rounder – Vishnu Garje; Best Batsman – Umesh Bondre; Best Bowler – Hussen Patni.

Group G:-

Winners – BMC; Runners Up – Omni Marines; Best All Rounder – Parag Malidkar; Best Batsman – Sandesh Paralkar; Best Bowler – Santosh Dhange

The 2nd edition of Womens T-20 Inter-Club tournaemnt saw participation from competiive 8 teams MCA-1, MCA-2, Payyade C. C., Sainath SportsClub, Mazgaon C.C., Kamat C.C., Sunrise C.C. and Bengal C. C. The tournament was played between 13th Mar’15 to 18th Mar’15 at Bengal Cricket Club – Shivaji Park, Dadar which was sponsored by Union Bank & D. Y. Patil Sports Academy and hosted by Bengal C. C.

The final match was played between Payyade C. C. and Bengal C. C. on 18th March’2015 at Shivaji Park.

Payyade C. C. elected to Bat first after winning the toss. Payyade C. C. scored 163 runs in 20 overs after losing 5 wickets. Anagha Deshpande smashed 60 runs in 49 balls in which she punched 6 fours. She was supported from the other end by Punam Raut (20 runs) and Sulakshana Naik (48* in just 28 balls) where she thrashed 7 boundaries. After losing the wicket of Anagha, Sulakshana took the complete charge of the game and gave her team a respectable total.

While chasing a target of 164, Bengal C. C. lost 2 wickets in the very first over of Sunetra Paranjape. These 2 quick wickets put Bengal CC on the backfoot . However, Ruchita Buley stood there like a Wall and played an unforgettable innings of 90* in 56 balls with 7 massive fours smashing it all over the ground. She took the game away from Payyade C. C. single handedly and gave a victory to her team in 20th Over after losing 6 wickets! Sunetra Paranjape bowled her heart out and finished with 4 overs, 19 runs and picking up 4 wickets.

However Ruchita’s performance stood out in this entire tournament and she deserves the title ” The Wall” for her stellar performance in the finals.

To check all the scores of Womens Inter Club T20 Cricket tournament click here

-By Sachin Rajput

Sr.Editor @ www.CricketGraph.com

Mumbai has been a major force in Indian Cricket. No wonder they are the Ranji trophy champs on 40 occasions and also produced many great cricketers making the city proud of its achievements in Cricket. What could be the reasons of this great achievement by Mumbai. Amongst many, to play cricket in Mumbai, you do not require a ground. They play on roads and gullies, and in rain on the roads, Mohallas, and in small vacant plot. Yes, of course the space in between 2 buildings which has been one place that has seen many underarm matches played with great zeal and enthusiasm.

From confined to mostly playing underarm cricket in buildings, few of the societies have gone further by utilising the huge space available not just to play but to gather and bond together as a unit.

One such society (Whispering Palms) in Kandivali, with 5 buildings, 17 wings, 1500 flats and 6000 residents have made full use of their space. They have taken cricket to new heights at societies and have shown you can make the game large. Thus took the birth of YPL (Yuva Premier league) last year and teams being formed on auction basis.

While the success of last year was a stepping stone, this year the tournament is expected to be more entertaining with 8 teams to be formed. The owners are allowed to keep 2 players of their choice and the rest to be bided(Total of 140 players registered as of now).

To be Played in day and night with tennis ball,colourful outfit, music and fanfare, YPL 2015 would be a 2 day affair on April 18th and 19th. The best part about this event is the funds raised to be utilized for social causes.

If a tournament has to be more successful, it has to be the presence of sponsors. Well, Soy Milk has arrived on the scene and will giving out kookaburra balls signed by Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee to every man of the match.

Also what this cricket event has done is to brought the entire Whispering Palms under one roof. Yes something missing in many of the societies especially in this modern era and times where in many of them in many societies not even knowing much about their other members. Truly a great initiative by Mr.Paresh Shetty and his team who have set the ball rolling. We too are waiting for the action to begin wherein nails will be bitten and fingers kept crossed by many. Awaiting for April 18th 2015.

You can check all details of YPL 2014 by clicking here.

– By Venkatarman Iyer

Sr. Editor @ www.cricketgraph.com

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