Empire Industries Dominate Finals, Clinch Two Titles in Style

It turned into a memorable run for Empire Industries,who stamped their authority across two major finals with disciplined bowling and composed batting under pressure.

In the Milan Corporate League T20 Red Ball Final, Empire Indsutries faced CEAT Tyre in what looked like a competitive contest on paper. After losing the toss, Empire Industries were put in to bat first and managed 132/8 in 20 overs. It wasn’t a massive total, but it had just enough substance to test the opposition.

What followed was a bowling performance that completely shifted the game. CEAT Tyre never found momentum in the chase and were eventually bowled out for 101. The Empire bowlers kept things tight and struck at regular intervals, leaving no room for recovery.

Jatin Jethva and Ankit Yadav led the charge with three wickets each, while Mo. Saddam chipped in with two crucial breakthroughs. Empire Industries sealed the final by 31 runs, turning a modest total into a winning one through sheer control and execution.

If that wasn’t enough, the same core group of players, Empire Industries, delivered another dominant performance in the T20 Chanawala Challenger Trophy Season 14 Final, organized by Maria Sports.

Facing Blue Duck Holiday Pvt Ltd, Empire Industries batted first and put up a strong 146/4 in 20 overs. The innings was anchored by captain Kabir Malhotra, who scored a steady 44, while Brijesh Kumar played a defining knock of 66 off 39 balls, providing the acceleration the team needed.

Defending 146, the bowlers once again took control of the game. Blue Duck Holiday Pvt Ltd struggled against disciplined bowling and were bowled out for just 94. Mohd Noori and Yuvan Sharma were the standout performers, picking up three wickets each and dismantling the opposition lineup.

Empire Industries secured a convincing 52-run victory, with Brijesh Kumar earning the Man of the Match award for his impactful innings.

Two finals, two commanding wins.same story. A unit built on consistency, sharp bowling, and players stepping up when it mattered most.