Nutan Goel enjoyed his outing in the K.C Mahindra Shield as he scored two centuries in two consecutive innings for Khandu Rangnekar XI against Dattu Phadkar XI. This game was as close as it could get as Dattu Phadkar XI were short by just 1 run in the innings which gave the lead to Khandu Rangnekar. Manan Bhat notched up a ton as well while Nishit Balla claimed 6.
Vijay Merchant XI vs Vijay Manjrekar XI was a low scoring bout as no team crossed the mark of 200. The duo of Bhosale and Dsouza gave the batsmen of Manjerkar XI a tough time as they were bowled out for just 107 in the first innings. Merchant XI in reply, scored 190 and bowled out their opponents for 162 and chased it comfortably in the final innings of the game.
Brief Scores:
Khandu Rangnekar XI vs Dattu Phadkar XI
Toss: Khandu Rangnekar XI won the toss and elected to bat
Result: Match Drawn, Khandu Rangnekar XI took 1st Innings lead
Khandu Rangnekar XI
1st Innings- 279/10 in 74.4 overs
(Nutan Goel 110, Arjun Dani 46, Siddid Tiwari 45, Harsh Mendon 3/93)
2nd Innings- 261/2 (decl.) in 51 overs
(Nutan Goel 108*, Arjun Dani 102*)
Dattu Phadkar XI
1st Innings- 278/10 in 73.4 overs (including 21 penalty runs)
(Manan Bhat 122, Ronit Thakur 40, Jash Ganiga 33, Nishit Balla 6/71)
2nd Innings- 76/1 in 21 overs
Vijay Merchant XI vs Vijay Manjrekar XI
Toss: Vijay Manjrekar XI won the toss and elected to bat
Result: Vijay Merchant XI won by 6 wkts
Vijay Manjrekar XI
1st Innings- 107/10 in 30.5 overs
(Harsh Aghav 33, Atharva Bhosale 4/14, Ashley Dsouza 3/36)
2nd Innings- 162/10 in 64.1 overs
(Aditya Pawar 82, Ashley Dsouza 6/83, Atharva Bhosale 4/58)
Vijay Merchant XI
1st Innings- 190/10 in 64 overs
(Prithvi Govari 50, Varun Rao 3/22)
2nd Innings- 102/4 in 23 overs (including 21 penalty runs)
(Husain Shaikh 30)
In the Sontosh Kumar Ghosh Trophy Organized by Sporting Union Club and Kalyandas Memorial Sports Foundation AJINKYA NAIK, SURAJ SAMAT, SANJAY NAIK, KALYANDAS MEMORIAL SPORTS FOUNDATION, Sporting Union won by an innings and almost 100 hundred runs against the Mumbai Wonderers in round 1.
The Wonderers were bowled out for just 96 as Arya Gandhi claimed 3 and Shramik Shettgar took 5. The Sporting Union has the upper hand since the beginning of the game. Aayush Makwana scored a sprinty 85 off just 89 balls alongside Vedant Toprani scoring 73 off 88 for the Sporting Union who scored a mammoth 291 in just 60 overs. Although, Jay Bhanushali displayed immense character as he purchased an impressive 7 wickets to his name but in the context of the game, it wasn’t enough.
Bombay Wonderer’s second innings lasted only 28.3 overs and 106 runs, Neeraj Dhumal (52) scoring almost 50% of the runs. Gandhi claimed 3 wickets which secured a round 2 for the Sporting Union.
Sporting Union vs Bombay Warriors
Toss: Bombay Wonderers “Bat”
1st innings:Bombay Wonderers 96/10 in 46.1 overs
Arya Gandhi 3/14, Shramik Shettgar 5/16
1st innings of Sporting Union Club 291/10 in 60.4 Penalty 5 runs
Aayush Makwana 85(89), Vedant Toprani 73(88), Naithniel Godfrey 31(34), Jay Bhanushali 7/84
2nd innings of Bombay Wonderers 106/10 in 28.3
Neeraj Dhumal 52(56), Arya Gandhi 3/19
Result: Sporting Union Club won by an innings and 89 runs
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Reet Cricket Academy was founded a year ago in 2021. They celebrated their 1- year anniversary with great grandeur. An exhibition match between Reet Cricket Club and Vinz Cricket Club was organized. It was a fun-filled event with great on-field and off-field performances and entertainment.
Reet Cricket Club is an epitome of a splendid infrastructural execution. This state-of-art ground has a flawless circumference, quick outfield and as many as four pitches at its core. With its strong substratum, the Club hosts an extensive pavilion which can accommodate over 200 spectators. Clean drinking water with availability of hygienic restrooms and sanitation, changing rooms and a spacious parking lot makes it a much sought-after ground in the circuit. The Club also presents the option of pay-to-use swimming pool.
Reet Cricket Club organised around 600 matches last year. The tournaments completed by this club are the Big Bash 2021 Business Owners League, Hyderabad Chartered Accounts Champion Trophy, Independence Cup, and RCC Champions League.
Reet Cricket Club hosts numerous competitive cricket tournaments. After their inaugural event, they intend to have an action-packed season and give impetus to young cricketers. Its upcoming tournaments include the Battle of the Brands, Community Cricket Leagues, and Elite Professional League.
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Sportsfield triumphed in Sontosh Kumar Ghosh Trophy Organized by Sporting Union Club and Kalyandas Memorial Sports Foundation AJINKYA NAIK, SURAJ SAMAT, SANJAY NAIK, against Sainath SC in round 1.
Batting first, Sainath were bowled out for just 151 as Chirag Modak claimed 4 of the 10 wickets. Saransh Sharma tried his best as he scored 44. The Sainath innings lasted for only 75.3 as Day 1 was brought to a close.
Sports Field CC dominated as they hammered 324 in just 64.2 overs. Varad Sakharkhar scored an emphatic ton to bring Sportsfield in a commanding position. Hrishikesh Chavan also came close to a century as he scored 88. Dev Damania (4/84) and Kinshuk Barti (3/67) tried their level best but the batting duo were a handful.
Taking the first innings lead, Sportsfield CC qualify to the next round of the Ghosh Trophy.
SAINATH CRICKET CLUB Vs SPORTS FIELD CRICKET CLUB
Toss: SPORTS FIELD CRICKET CLUB & FIELD
1st inning SAINATH CRICKET CLUB: 151/10(ALL OUT) in 75.3 overs
SARANSH SHARMA 44, CHIRAG MODAK 4/47
1st innings SPORTS FIELD CRICKET CLUB: 324/10(All out) in 64.2 overs
VARAD SAKHARKHAR 102, HRISHIKESH CHAVAN 88, DEV DAMANIA 4/84, KINSHUK BHARTI 3/67
SPORTS FIELD CRICKET CLUB TOOK FIRST INNING LEAD
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In the Sontosh Kumar Ghosh Trophy Organized by Sporting Union Club and Kalyandas Memorial Sports Foundation AJINKYA NAIK, SURAJ SAMAT, SANJAY NAIK, KALYANDAS MEMORIAL SPORTS FOUNDATION hosted another eventful game as Police Gymkhana won on the basis of first innings lead against B.V Kamat Memorial.
Batting first, Police Gymkhana managed to score a modest 204 in 77 overs as Jaineel Nanda top scored with 73 and was supported well by Aryan Prabhakar who had 43 runs to his name. Atharva Kamble claimed 5 wickets for the Kamat Memorial.
Chasing, Kamat Memorial scored only 141 as they were bowled out in 60 overs. Rohan Patil’s 57 was in vain as no other batsman was able to stand their ground. Saad Khan took 5 wickets giving away only 46 as Pratapraj Pulla claimed 5.
On the virtue of a first inning lead, Police Gymkhana qualify for the next round.
Police Gymkhana vs B.V Kamat Memorial
Toss: Police Gymkhana won and elected to bat
Police Gymkhana 1st Innings
204/7 77 overs
Jaineel Nanda 73, Aryan Prabhakar 43, Atharva Kamble 5/42
B.V Kamath Memorial
141/10 59.3 overs
Rohan Patil 57, Saad Khan 5/46, Pratapraj Pulla 3/27
Result: Police Gymkhana take first innings lead
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In the Sontosh Kumar Ghosh Trophy Organized by Sporting Union Club and Kalyandas Memorial Sports Foundation AJINKYA NAIK, SURAJ SAMAT, SANJAY NAIK, KALYANDAS MEMORIAL SPORTS FOUNDATION The Gay Cavaliers crushed the mighty Shivaji Park Gymkhana in the . A crucial toss to win, the Cavaliers opted to bat first.
Harshvardhan Barmukh led the charge as he scored 53 and was well supported by Lokesh Mistry who had 41 runs to his name. The Cavaliers managed to put on board a decent 205 as they were bowled out in 60 overs. From SPG, Shivanand Nadar claimed six wickets in an exceptional spell.
SPG had no response as they were bamboozled and bowled out for just 80 runs. No batsman had answers to the magical bowling of Kartikey Shukla. Shukla gave away only 24 and and took 7 wickets in an exceptional display. As SPG were enforced to a follow on, Mann Bhanushali stepped up and purchased 5 wickets as SPG managed to score only 4 runs more. Despite of Aniket Singh and Swarup Rane’s efforts, SPG could only score 129.
The Cavaliers without breaking a sweat, scored the remaining 5 runs and win the game with 10 wickets as they knocked out SPG.
TEAM:SHIVAJI PARK GYMKHANA VS GAY CAVALIERS CRICKET CLUB
TOSS:GAY CAVALIERS CRICKET CLUB WON THE TOSS ELECTED TO BAT
Gay Cavaliers 1st Innings
205/10 OVER:59.5
HARSHVARDHAN BARMUKH 53, LOKESH MISTRY 41, SHIVANAND NADAR 6/41
SHIVAJI PARK GYMKHANA 1st Innings
80/10 OVER: 28.1
KARTIKEY SHUKLA 7/24, ADESH YADAV 2/11
SPG (FOLLOW ON) 2nd Innings
129/10 OVER:36
ANIKET SINGH 39, SWARUP RANE 32, MANN BHANUSHALI 5/47
GAY CAVALIERS CRICKET CLUB 2nd Innings
5/0 OVER:1.2
RESULT:GAY CAVALIERS CRICKET CLUB WON BY 10 WK
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Rahane to captain Mumbai for Syed Mushtaq Ali KO matches
Mumbai: Ajinkya Rahane is named captain of the 15-member Mumbai team that will participate in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy knockouts, starting with the Preliminary quarter-final, to be played in Kolkata from 30th October to 5th November, 2022.
The Senior Selection Committee of the Mumbai Cricket Association consisting of Salil Ankola (chairman), Gulam Parkar, Sunil More, Prasad Desai and Jeetendra Thackeray selected the players to represent Mumbai.
The team: Ajinkya Rahane (captain), Shreyas Iyer, Prithvi Shaw, Shivam Dube, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Khan, Shams Mulani, Tanush Kotian, Hardik Tamore (w-k), Pariksshit Vallsangkar, Royston Dias, Tushar Deshpande, Aman Khan, Sairaj Patil, Mohit Awasthi.
The MCA Selection Committee, also shortlisted 27 players (Under-25) for practice matches and simulations.
The shortlisted players: Bhupen Lalwani, Akshat Jain, Divyansh Saxena, Suved Parkar, Ayaz Khan, Siddharth Akre, Pragnesh Kanpillewar, Maxwell Swaminathan, Omkar Malekar, Himanshu Singh, Sahil Jadhav (w-k), Raj Waghela (w-k), Rupen Chaurasia (w-k), Vaibhav Kalamkar (w-k), Atharva Ankolekar, Shreyash Gurav, Khizer Dafedar, Saksham Jha, Suryansh Shedge, Atharva Poojary, Sylvester D’Souza, Harsh Tanna, Dhanit Raut, Prayag Kumar, Rajesh Sardar, Aryan Badhe, Jayesh Pokhare.
MCA suspends Kanga League tournament
Mumbai: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) during its Apex Council meeting on Friday has decided to suspend further matches of Dr. H D Kanga League 2022-2023 due to non-completion of five matches of A & B Division. This decision was taken in pursuance to Rule no 11(d) of the Rules for Dr. H D Kanga League 2022-2023.
The Inter Hospital T20 Cricket Series presented by Ideal Sports Academy, Omni Global Sports and Ideal group is starting from 1st November 2022 till the 28th November.
The draws for the Inter Hospital bout is highly anticipated as 12 teams go head-to-head for the championship. Group B among the 4 groups is expected to be the toughest as former winners Nanavati is pooled with Lilawati and Breach Candy Hospital. All teams are considered to be contenders this year.
Group A: K.D Hospital, Sion Hospital, Raheja Hospital
Group B: Nanavati Hospital, Lilawati Hospital, Breach Candy Hospital
Group C: Hiranandani Hospital, Seven Hills Hospital
Group D: Jaslok Hospital, J.J Hospital, Kasturbai Hospital
Organiser Mr. Omkar Maladikar is looking forward positively to create opportunities for all cricketers to play for Mumbai as well as in England.
Well known inter hospital cricketers will be present. Dr dharmesh Swami of Lilawati Hospital, Dr Ankush Jadhav of Kasturba Hospital as well as Dr. Swapnil Nisal will be felicitated during the series.
On 27th October, the 10th season of the infamous Sontosh Kumar Ghosh Trophy Organized by Sporting Union Club and Kalyandas Memorial Sports Foundation AJINKYA NAIK, SURAJ SAMAT, SANJAY NAIK, KALYANDAS MEMORIAL SPORTS FOUNDATION was inaugurated at the Shivaji Park. Returning back after a span of 2 years, the Ghosh Trophy for the U-16 boys was inaugurated by Mumbai Cricket Association’s Chief Secretary Ajinkya Naik and MCA Committee Member Abhay Hadap.
After the qualifier, the official tournaments are scheduled to begin from 27th of October. Talented boys from the under 16 age group will compete in a 2-day test match format.
Amol Kale, the recently elected President of the Mumbai Cricket Association made his presence felt on the final day of the K.C Mahindra Shield, on the very first day of taking charge of the MCA post. The K.C Mahindra Shield is organized by the MCA for U-19 players trying to secure a place for the state team. The tournament has been in MCA’s season calendar for numerous years as players like Prithvi Shaw, Yashasvi Jaiswal and numerous other current Ranji Trophy players have competed in the K.C Mahindra Shield.
MCA President, Amol Kale, along with other MCA officials was present at Karnataka SC on Cross Maidan receiving a warm welcome by the members and budding cricketers. Mr. Kale motivated the U-19 cricketers as he shared a few words of wisdom.
President Amol Kale also presented the K.C Mahindra Shield’s winner trophy and felicitated key players from the U-19 team after the completion of the game at Karnataka SC. His presence boosted the morals of the players and present MCA members.
Brief Scores:
U-19 Vijay Merchant Xi 2022-2023 VS U-19 Vijay Manjrekar Xi 2022-2023
Toss: U-19 Vijay Manjrekar Xi 2022-2023, elected to Bat
U-19 Vijay Manjrekar Xi 2022-2023 107/10 AllOut (30.5 Overs)
Harsh Ramnath Aghav 33,
Atharva Sanjay Bhosale 3/4
U-19 Vijay Merchant Xi 2022-2023 191/10 AllOut (64 Overs)
Pruthvi Gowari 50
Varun Dinesh Rao 3/23
U-19 Vijay Manjrekar Xi 2022-2023 164/10 AllOut (64.1 Overs)
Aditya Laxman Pawar 83
Ashley Patrick Dsouza 6/86, Atharva Sanjay Bhosaly 4/57
U-19 Vijay Merchant Xi 2022-2023 81/4 (23 Overs)
Husain Samir Shaikh 30