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The Rising Star Sports Foundation Cricketgraph Academy in Bhayandar is the second academy to partner up with Cricketgraph under the Cricketgraph Academy Partnership Program. After the initial success of Winz Cricketgraph Academy,…

Omtex ICWC took on Sikkim U25 in a couple of 50-over matches played on November 8 and 12 at Saphale in Mumbai. While Sikkim U 25 got the better of Omtex ICWC on November 8, Omtex ICWC redeemed themselves on November 12. One of the star…

Albarkaat Malik School convincingly defeated IES  New English School in the semi finals of the Harris Shield Tournament, played at Bombay Gymkhana. IES was asked to bat first after Albarkaat won the toss. This move proved to be crucial as…

John Bright Club took on the Shivaji Park Youngsters on 4th December at Bombay High Court, Oval. After winning the toss, SPY asked John Bright CC to bat first and set a target. The innings belonged to Shubham Mestry who scored an…

The Winz Cricketgraph Academy in Borivali has officially partnered up with Cricketgraph and is now rebranded as the Winz Cricketgraph Academy. This team up is the first one under the Cricketgraph Academy Partnership Program which aids…

Victory CC made little work of the Sponsors XI in the ongoing Police Shield as they were bowled out for mere 147 runs in the 49th over. Mayur Sanap scored a fighting 50 but it wasn't enough to keep his team in the fight. Vijay Gohil bowled…

Mumbai Police Gymkhana were beaten by PJ Hindu Gymkhana in the ongoing Police Shield. After being asked to bat first, Mumbai Police managed a total of 298 in 70 overs losing 8 wickets in the process. Ruturaj Sane continued his blistering…

A high scoring game between Bombay Gymkhana and CCI saw both teams score a combined total of almost 800 runs in the Police Shield. Bombay Gymkhana elected to bat first and scored a massive total of 382 in 70 overs losing 6 wickets. Hiken…

Another dominant batting display by the MIG batsmen has established them as a force to reckon with. After winning the toss, Karnataka SC elected to bowl first, ultimately this move backfired as MIG scored a total of a whopping 458 in 70…

An incredible bowling performance by the Sind bowlers saw them bowl out New Hind for 162 in the 43rd over. New Hind's Sumit Ghadigaonkar was the lone warrior scoring 71 but due to lack of support from the other end, the batting collapsed.…