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The Winz Cricketgraph Academy in Borivali is a partner academy under the Cricketgraph Academy Partnership Program which helps cricket academies grow.
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- Repositioning of the academy
- New leads for academy
- Media and PR for the academy
- Social media outreach
- Improved reputation
- Opportunity to compete in MCA affiliated tournaments
- Opportunity for academy players to represent MCA Clubs
- More number of matches i.e more opportunities for players to showcase their skills
- Recognition and visibility for coaches and support staff
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Balpreet Singh Saini of the Vasant Vihar High School guided his team to victory once again in the ongoing Inter-school Giles Shield Tournament against Balmohan Vidya Mandir. After winning the toss, Balmohan elected to set a target. Their batsmen could manage a total of only 162 in 32.3 overs. No batter crossed the 30-run mark in their dismal batting performance. Vasant Vihar’s tight bowling set the platform for the batsmen to chase down the target. Pratham Patel, Vedant Chauhan and Neer Jain, all claimed 2 wickets each in the first innings.
Opening the innings, Balpreet Singh Saini anchored one side and scored a match winning knock of 80. His 97 ball inning was well supported by Parth Panchmati who contributed 35 off 57 in a crucial 88-run partnership. Eventually, Vasant Vihar sealed the game with 5 wickets in hand.
Sule Guruji School, Dadar won in an emphatic victory with a margin of 265 runs against CNM Vile Parle. After batting first, Sule Guruji scored a total of 294 in just 45 overs. Prachit Amkar contributed 66 while Shaurya Narvekar also chipped in crucial 61 runs for his team but it was the destructive innings of Ved Tendulkar which pushed the target. Sule Guruji lost only 5 wickets in their innings. In eply, CNM, Vile Parle had a disappointing outing with the bat as they were bowled out for an embarrassing 28 runs in just 20 overs. Aarav Gupta’s impreesive spell of 3/9 made sure the CNM batsmen were walking back to the pavilion. Overall, it was a dominating game for Sule but a dismal performance by CNM>
The Indian Railways announced their squad for the 2022-23 Ranji Trophy:
- Arindam Ghosh
- Mohd Saif
- Pratham Singh
- Rahul Rawat
- Shivam Chaudhary
- Shubham Choubey
- Karn Sharma (Captain)
- Yuvraj Singh
- Upendra Yadav
- Vivek Singh
- Amit Mishra
- Akash Pandey
- Adarsh Singh
- Sagar Jadhav
- Amit Kuila
Coach: Nikhil Doru & Santosh Saxena
Asst Manager: Dharmednra Rana
Trainer: Vanka Murali & C A Prabhakar
Video Analyst: Manveer Singh
New Hind Sporting Club and Payyade Sports Club locked horns against each other in match number 19 (Group B) of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament. New Hind Sporting Club won the toss and elected to bat.
Batting first, New Hind Sporting Club were bowled out for 222 in 58 overs. Pranav Kela top-scored with an unbeaten 99. Rugved More (48) and Parikshit Valsangkar (34) were the other major contributors with the bat for New Hind Sporting Club. On the other hand, for Payyade Sports Club, Himanshu Singh was the wrecker-in-chief with 51/5. Dhrumil Matkar bowled well in tandem with Singh as he scalped 6/3.
In reply, Payyade Sports Club made light work of the run chase as they completed the formalities in 60.3 overs with five wickets in hand. Omkar Ghule led the run chase from the front with an undefeated 85. Ghule found able allies in Dhrumil Matkar (41 not out) and Japeet Singh Randhawa (41) as the trio steered their side home. On the other hand, for New Hind Sporting Club, Parikshit Valsangkar was the most successful bowler with 73/3.
Payyade Sports Club pipped New Hind Sporting Club by five wickets in the league match of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament.
Brief Scores: New Hind Sporting Club 222/10 in 58 overs (Pranav Kela 99*, Rugved More 48, Parikshit Valsangkar 34, Himanshu Singh 5/51, Dhrumil Matkar 3/6) lost to Payyade Sports Club 225/5 in 60.3 overs (Omkar Ghule 85*, Dhrumil Matkar 41*, Japeet Singh Randhawa 41, Parikshit Valsangkar 3/73) by five wickets
MCA Colts hand a crushing 282-run defeat to Sind Sports Club in match number 20 (Group B) of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament. MCA Colts won the toss and elected to bat.
Opting to bat first, MCA Colts piled up a massive score of 420/7 in 70 overs, taking the opposition bowlers to the cleaners. Tanmay Mishra starred with the bat, smashing 118, and Aryan Patni blasted a delightful 93. Siddhant Singh (39) also joined the party with the bat. On the other hand, for Sind Sports Club, Aditya Dhumal was the most successful bowler, with 114/4.
In reply, Sind Sports Club were skittled out for a paltry 138 in 34.1 overs, losing the match by a comprehensive margin of 282 runs. Satyalaksh Jain fought hard for his 70 but failed to find a company to take his team home. On the other hand, for MCA Colts, Siddhant Singh was the pick of the bowlers with 74/4.
MCA Colts thrashed Sind Sports Club by 282 runs in the league match of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament.
Brief Scores: MCA Colts 420/7 in 70 overs (Tanmay Mishra 118, Aryan Patni 93, Siddhant Singh 39, Aditya Dhumal 4/114) beat Sind Sports Club 138/10 in 34.1 overs (Satyalaksh Jain 70, Siddhant Singh 4/74) by 282 runs
Bombay Gymkhana thrashed MIG Cricket Club by 239 runs in match number 21 (Group C) of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament. Bombay Gymkhana won the toss and elected to bat.
Riding on Nikhil Patil’s stellar 154, Bombay Gymkhana piled up a daunting total of 402/6 in 70 overs. Patil found able allies in Agni Chopra (85), Yash Malap (53), and Bhupen Lalwani (42), who made valuable contributions with the bat. On the other hand, for MIG Cricket Club, Atharva Ankolekar, was the pick of the bowlers with 119/3.
In reply, MIG Cricket Club were bundled out cheaply for 163 in 33.2 overs, losing the match by a massive margin of 239 runs. Vedant Murkar (44) and Viraj Gamre (43) fought hard but failed to see their side home. On the other hand, for Bombay Gymkhana, Salman Khan and Nipun Panchal were the most successful bowlers, with three scalps apiece.
Bombay Gymkhana crushed MIG Cricket Club by 239 runs in the league match of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament.
Brief Scores: Bombay Gymkhana 402/6 in 70 overs (Nikhil Patil 154, Agni Chopra 85, Yash Malap 53, Bhupen Lalwani 42, Atharva Ankolekar 3/119) beat M.I.G. Cricket Club 163/10 in 33.2 overs (Vedant Murkar 44, Viraj Vijay Gamre 43, Salman Khan 3/28, Nipun Panchal 3/40) by 239 runs
Cricket Club of India (CCI) took on Karnatak Sporting Association in match number 22 (Group C) of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament. CCI won the toss and elected to field.
Put into bat first, Karnatak Sporting Association were bowled out for 141 in 43.1 overs. CCI’s Akash Parkar and Irfan Umair wreaked havoc with the ball as they scalped four wickets apiece. On the other hand, for Karnatak Sporting Association, Ramanpreet Singh Ghoman top-scored with 31.
In reply, CCI cruised to the target at a canter in just 27.5 overs, winning the match by eight wickets. Rudra Dhanday was at the helm of the run chase, muscling an undefeated 101. Dhanday played some stunning shots in his stroke-filled knock.
CCI trounced Karnatak Sporting Association by eight wickets in the league match of the Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament.
Brief Scores: Karnatak Sporting Association 141/10 in 43.1 overs (Ramanpreet Singh Ghoman 31, Akash Parkar 4/21, Irfan Umair 4/43) lost to Cricket Club of India 146/2 in 27.5 overs (Rudra Dhanday 101*) by eight wickets
Vasant Vihar’s Balpreet Singh scored an incredible 112 in mere 103 balls in the Giles Shield Cricket Tournament against Our Lady Salvation. Playing at Cross Maidan, Vasant Vihar hammered 336 in just 43 overs losing 8 wickets in the process. Apart from Balpreet’s ton, Vedant Chavan contributed 94. On the bowling side, Om Parkar claimed 5 for 61 but to little affect as Our Lady was bowled out for an embarrassing 66 in the 19th over resulting in Vasant Vihar winning by 270 runs.
