Victory Cricket Club’s Mahek Pokar smashed the first century of the fifth edition of Late Arjun Madhvi Women’s Trophy as she plundered 112 runs off 101 balls against Sports Field Cricket Club on Friday in Thane to help her team register a humongous win of 202 runs.
Pokar’s power-packed innings that was laced with 20 fours steered Victory Cricket Club to a formidable score of 293/4 in 40 overs. Alongside this right-handed opening batter, her partner, Alina Mulla (61) stitched 184-run partnership to set the tone of the match. While the opening pair of Victory Cricket Club went hammer and tongs, the bowlers of Sports Field Cricket Club had no answers to stop the run flow. The only silver lining in the dark bowling cloud of Sports Field Cricket Club was Aakruti Bhoir, who, albeit bleeding 59 runs in her eight over spell, scalped two wickets.
Chasing a mammoth 294 for a win, Sports Field Cricket Club’s batting collapsed like a pack of cards. They were bowled out for a paltry 91 in 30.1 overs. Apart from Priyanka Rathod (31) and Palak Dharamshi (29) none of the batters looked in shape. For Victory Cricket Club, Aleena Khan stood out with the ball as she snapped three wickets conceding just 27 runs in her eight overs, including one maiden.
Having suffered a crushing defeat, Sports Field Cricket Club have made their way out of the tournament. Victory Cricket Club, on the other hand, have advanced to the next stage.
Brief Scores: Victory Cricket Club 293/4 in 40 overs (M Pokar 112; A Bhoir 2/59) beat Sports Field Cricket Club 91 all out in 30.1 overs (P Rathod 31; A Khan 3/27) by 202 runs
This Article is written by Juili Balal
Regal Cricket Club defeated Sporting Union Club by six wickets on Tuesday in the second match of the fifth edition of the Late Arjun Madhvi Women’s Trophy.
Chasing a modest total of 154 for a win, Regal Cricket Club overhauled the target in just 26.4 overs at the loss of four wickets. Chetana Bisht (36) led the run chase from the front and found able allies in Jetsun Chi (35 not out), Akanksha Mishra (32) Harshal Jadhav (27). While Manasi Chavan (2/30) stood out with the ball for her team picking up two wickets, that wasn’t enough to stop the free-flowing batters of Regal Cricket Club.
Early in the day, winning the toss and electing to bat first, Sporting Union Club scored 153/9 in 39 overs. Chavan top scored with 24. Deepali Shelar (14 not out) was only the other major contributor with the bat. Sporting Union Club found it difficult to score against the bowlers of Regal Cricket Club as they bowled probing lines and lengths to pick wickets at regular intervals. Bisht, Vaishnavi Iyengar, Komal Jadhav, Gauri Kadam, and Priyadarshani Singh scalped one wicket apiece.
With this loss, it is curtains for Sporting Union Club in this tournament. On the other hand, Regal Cricket Club have qualified for the next level.
Brief Scores: Sporting Union Club 153/9 in 39 overs (M Chavan 24; C Bisht 1/9) lost to Regal Cricket Club 154/4 in 26.4 overs (C Bisht 36; M Chavan 2/30) by 6 wickets
This article is written by Juili Ballal.
Cricketgraph’s interview with “Mr.Fitness” aka Amogh Pandit was quite informative.
Amogh is hailed as one of the top Strength & Conditioning Coaches in India. He is serving as Strength and Conditioning Coach with Mumbai Ranji Team for the last 17 years.
Amogh has also served as Strength and conditioning coach for Rajasthan Royals (Indian premier league). He has also been a conditioning specialist with India A team. Amogh is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist with top level certifications like CSCS the NSCA, USA.
When you talk about cricket in Mumbai, there are two types of batsman. The first breed is the group of current senior players of Mumbai who have growned up watching as well as playing Red Ball Cricket. The ones who are known for their traditional cricketing shots, classy batting and old school technique. The 2nd breed is thriving of energetic youngsters who will soon be the future of Mumbai as well as Indian Cricket.
The 2nd breed of youngsters are completely different personalities with them putting more emphasis on white ball cricket and its not their fault either as T20’s are played more than Tests and ODI’s in today’s era. They prefer to play faster, they have the whackiest of shots and for them playing fast is not just a necessity but it’s their natural game.
And when we talk about Jay Bista, he is the fortunate hybrid Cricketer with the best of both the worlds. Born on 23rd December 1995 , at the age of 23, Jay is right there at the middle of two generations where he gets to see two different worlds of cricket. With experienced team mates like Suryakumar Yadav, Siddhesh Lad, Aditya Tare, Shreyas Iyer & Dhawal Kulkarni, Jay gets to witness proper classical red ball cricket whenever he gets a chance to represent the Mumbai team in the longer format of the game. Jay gets to see the sanctity of test cricket, the nitty-gritties of patience, solid technique, classical shots from the 1st breed of his senior mates while he has his own game of wizardy with the bat & athletic fielding abilities making him a perfect recipe for a modern day t20 player.
With the advent of T20 Cricket rising, new shots being innovated every day and playing fast & furious being the latest trend, Jay is well versed with that world of cricket too with aggressive brand of batting being his natural game.
In a candid interview with Cricketgraph, we throwed upon a lot of questions at him which he gracefully answered:
When we asked him how it all started, Jay said “From the age of 2, i was in to this game as my mom had told me from that age itself I was crazy for the game. I started practicing from the age of 8 but when I was 12, that’s when I started thinking about it professionally”
Born & brought up in Mumbai, the 23yr old studied at Bhadra New High School and later went to the famed Shardashram Vidyamandir School which has given Mumbai some of the finest first class & national level cricketers. Jay finished his further studies from Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College while he is getting trained under coaching of Vinod Raghavan Sir.
Jay has represented Mumbai team at U14, U16, U19, U23 as well as the senior team while he plays club cricket representing Victory CC in Mumbai. When we asked him to share some of his most memorable performances, Jay shared with us- “Getting 136 something last year in my comeback game against Saurashtra, a double hundred in the finals of U23 One Day Tournament, a 4th innings ton of 126 runs while chasing vs Baroda and my recent hundred in T20 mumbai (where he scored 110 off mere 60 balls for Sobo Supersonics) are some of my memorable performances so far.
Known for his eccentric and innovative shots including his famous version of “Bista Scoop”, Jay feels thankful to his parents and Coach Vinod Raghavan Sir for whatever he has achieved so far. When we asked him his long term goals, Jay smartly answered” –“I believe in living in the present, I don’t have a long term plan, I just want to win games for whichever teams I play for and keep performing consistently”
Team Cricketgraph wishes him all the luck for a great career ahead as he keeps entertaining one and all with his risqué shots and stylish batting.
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.
At the 76th Salar Jung Invitation Cricket Tournament 2026, held at Islam Gymkhana, it turned into a one-sided but memorable contest largely thanks to one explosive performance.
The match between Muslim United SC and Muslim Sports Club began with Muslim Sports Club winning the toss and opting to field first, a decision that looked reasonable early on but quickly backfired.
Batting first, Muslim United SC piled up a massive 228/7 in 20 overs. While Yash Chavan provided a solid foundation with a well-made 59 off 33 balls, the real turning point came much later in the innings.
Coming in at number 8, Moin Khan completely changed the game. In one of the most brutal cameos seen in the circuit, he smashed 87 runs off just 23 balls, including 4 fours and a staggering 11 sixes. What stood out even more was his record-breaking knock he brought up his half-century in just 12 balls, making him the fastest fifty scorer in the circuit. It was the kind of innings that doesn’t just boost the total, it breaks the opposition’s momentum and belief.
Chasing a daunting 229, Muslim Sports Club never really got going. The pressure of the target and disciplined bowling from Muslim United SC proved too much, as they were bowled out for just 124.
The bowlers backed up the batting effort perfectly. Attif Attarwala led the attack with 3 wickets, while Nadeem Shaik,Yash Chavan, Ajinkya Belose, and Moin Khan chipped in with a wicket each to ensure there was no comeback.
In the end, Muslim United SC sealed a dominant 104-run victory but the match will be remembered for Moin Khan’s extraordinary knock. An innings that turned a good total into an unbeatable one, and a performance that will be talked about in the circuit for a long time.
Sanjeevani Cricket Academy delivered a championship-winning performance as they defeated Koli Foundation to lift the Koli Cricket U-14 Tournament title in style.
After winning the toss, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy chose to field first and put in a disciplined effort with the ball. Koli Foundation posted 205/7 in their allotted 40 overs, setting up a competitive final.
In response, Sanjeevani Cricket Academy showed maturity and control in the chase. The innings was anchored by Vihan Aswale, who remained unbeaten on 99 off 103 balls. His knock, filled with 14 boundaries and a six, proved to be the defining difference in the match as he guided the team home with confidence.
Captain Siddhant Upadhyay played a crucial supporting role, scoring 46 off 55 balls with five fours, ensuring the chase stayed on track without pressure.
Sanjeevani Cricket Academy successfully chased down the target in 37.1 overs, winning the match by six wickets and clinching the tournament title.
Vihan Aswale was named Man of the Match for his outstanding unbeaten innings that led his team to victory.
A special mention goes to head coach Satish Samant, whose guidance and structured approach have clearly shaped this team into a disciplined and confident unit. Their title-winning campaign reflects strong preparation, clarity in roles, and consistent performances under pressure.
Mumbai witnessed an exciting day of competitive cricket as the HM Treasury and Cabinet Office Cricket Club Tri Tournament unfolded at Somaiya Ground, Chunabatti, during their India Tour 2026. Played in a fast-paced tennis ball format, the tournament featured three teams HMTCOCC, MCCCC, and NSDL battling it out across three matches.
The action kicked off with HMTCOCC taking on MCCCC in the opening game. HMTCOCC set the tone early, delivering a strong all-round performance to secure a convincing 55-run victory.
The second match saw NSDL face MCCCC, and it turned out to be a one-sided affair. NSDL dominated the game and registered a massive 85-run win, booking their place in the final with confidence.
The final clash between HMTCOCC and NSDL, played over 12 overs, brought the tournament to an exciting conclusion. Batting first, NSDL put up a competitive total of 124 runs. Despite a fighting effort, HMTCOCC couldn’t keep up with the required run rate and finished their innings at 78, handing NSDL a well-deserved title victory.
Beyond the on-field action, what stood out was the smooth execution of the entire event. The tournament was professionally managed by Cricketgraph, who handled everything from match operations and venue setup to food arrangements, shamiyana, and even YouTube live coverage. The seamless organization ensured a high-quality experience for players and spectators alike.
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Manikpur CC delivered a composed all-round performance to secure a comfortable win over Akton CC in the Bassein Taluka Cricket Tournament, with Aryan Mandavkar leading the charge with the ball.
After winning the toss, Manikpur CC opted to field first in this 45-over contest and that decision paid off almost immediately. Akton CC struggled to build momentum as Manikpur’s bowlers kept things tight and struck at regular intervals. The innings eventually folded at 199, a total that always felt slightly below par given the conditions.
At the heart of this disciplined bowling effort was Aryan Mandavkar. He bowled with control and intent, finishing his 8-over spell with impressive figures of 3 wickets for just 27 runs. What stood out wasn’t just the wickets, but how he consistently applied pressure, making scoring difficult and forcing mistakes.
He was well supported by Prakash Almeida, who picked up 2 wickets in his 4 overs, and Plasid D’mello, who also chipped in with 2 crucial scalps to keep Akton in check.
Chasing 200, Manikpur CC approached the target with calmness and clarity. The batters didn’t take unnecessary risks and paced the innings smartly, ensuring there were no late hiccups. They eventually crossed the line comfortably, finishing the chase with six wickets in hand.
It was a complete team performance from Manikpur CC, but Aryan Mandavkar’s impactful spell set the tone for the victory and made him the standout performer of the match.
Here’s the thing about long-format cricket it tests everything. Skill, patience, and most importantly, temperament. And in this Times Cricket Shield A Division clash, Ayush Vartak stood tall when it mattered the most.
Income Tax Sports Dominate Early
Batting first, Income Tax Sports & Recreation Club piled up a massive 396 runs in the first innings. The backbone of that total was a brilliant knock from Divyaansh Saxena, who played a commanding innings of 180 runs off 134 balls. He controlled the tempo beautifully, finding gaps with ease and punishing loose deliveries.
But Bank of Baroda didn’t let things slip completely. Mairaj Ahmed Khan stepped up with the ball and delivered a marathon spell, picking up 6 wickets in 21 overs, keeping his team in the contest.
Ayush Vartak Responds with Authority
Chasing a big first-innings total, Bank of Baroda needed someone to take charge and Ayush Vartak did exactly that.
He smashed a शानदार 106 runs off just 79 balls, including 10 fours and 5 sixes, turning the momentum back in his team’s favor. What makes this even more impressive is his consistency in the previous match against Nirlon Sports Club, he had already scored 91 off 89 balls.
Alongside him, Vaibhav Mali contributed a crucial 68 runs, helping Bank of Baroda reach 317 runs in their first innings.
Himanshu Joshi Spins the Game Again
Just when it looked like Bank of Baroda were closing in, Himanshu Joshi produced a match-defining spell. He bowled tirelessly and picked up 7 wickets in 29 overs, swinging the game back towards Income Tax.
In the second innings, Income Tax faltered under pressure and were bundled out for 153 runs, setting Bank of Baroda a target of 233 runs.
Vaibhav Mali’s All-Round Impact Seals It
Once again, Vaibhav Mali made his presence felt this time with the ball. He delivered a match-winning spell, claiming 6 wickets in 18 overs, dismantling Income Tax’s second innings.
Chasing 236, Bank of Baroda were pushed till the very end, but held their nerve to finish at 236/8, sealing a thrilling 2-wicket victory.
What This Really Means
This wasn’t just a win it was a proper match battle.
- Ayush Vartak emerged as the standout performer with a match-defining century under pressure
- Vaibhav Mali delivered a complete all-round performance
- Himanshu Joshi and Mairaj Ahmed Khan kept the contest alive with exceptional bowling spellsA game full of momentum swings, individual brilliance, and a finish that could’ve gone either way exactly what red-ball cricket is all about.
In the University of Mumbai City Zone Sports Committee Intercollegiate Cricket Tournament, Rizvi Arts, Commerce and Science College delivered a strong all-round performance to defeat M.L. Dahanukar College in an exciting T20 clash.
After winning the toss, Rizvi College chose to bat first and made full use of the opportunity. They posted a competitive total of 193 for 7 in their 20 overs, setting the tone early with aggressive intent.
The standout performer with the bat was Smith Pardeshi, who played a crucial knock of 52 runs off just 27 balls. His innings was packed with intent and timing, featuring 8 boundaries and 2 sixes. At a time when Rizvi needed momentum, Smith stepped up and ensured his team reached a strong total.
Chasing 194, M.L. Dahanukar College struggled to build partnerships and eventually got bowled out for 150. Rizvi’s bowling unit kept things tight and picked up wickets at regular intervals, never allowing the opposition to settle.
The bowling effort was a complete team contribution, with Nishit Bhalla, Sahil Jadhav, Smith Pardeshi, and Mohammed chipping in with two wickets each. Their disciplined spells ensured Rizvi stayed in control throughout the innings.
Smith Pardeshi once again proved his value, not just with the bat but also with the ball, picking up two crucial wickets to cap off a brilliant all-round performance.
With this dominant display, Rizvi College secured a well-deserved victory, with Smith Pardeshi emerging as the clear match-winner of the contest.
What this really felt like was one of those tournaments where one team just refuses to be stopped and All Star Champions did exactly that.
It started with a completely one-sided clash against Spartan Warriors. Batting first, All Star Champions put up a massive 230 in 20 overs. The innings had a clear leader captain Atharva Goel, who looked in full control from the moment he walked in. His 81 off 45 balls, filled with crisp boundaries and confident hitting, set the tone for the innings.
Then came the bowling, and it was ruthless. Spartan Warriors never found their footing and were bundled out for just 83 runs. A 147-run win doesn’t just happen it shows total dominance in every department.
If that match showed control, the final showed intent.
Facing Tigers Team in the T20 final, All Star Champions had 171 to chase. On most days, that’s a competitive total. On this day, it didn’t look like enough.
Atharva Goel once again took charge, this time shifting gears even more. He smashed 86 runs in just 30 balls, playing like a man on a mission. At the other end, Vidhhit was just as aggressive, scoring 83 off 34 balls. Together, they turned the chase into a highlight reel, finishing the game in just 11 overs.
That kind of chase in a final tells you everything about the mindset of this team.
At the heart of it all is Atharva Goel, a player from Young Achievers Sports Club (YASC), Kalina. Under the guidance of coach Imtiyaz Ali, his performances reflect not just talent, but solid training and confidence built over time.
YASC continues to produce players who can step up in big moments, and Atharva’s impact across the tournament is proof of that.
Cricket lovers at Somaiya Ground, Chunabatti, were treated to two exciting days of tennis ball cricket as the Cemindia CPL 2026 unfolded on March 14 and 15 in Mumbai. The fast paced 7 over format ensured every match stayed intense, with players giving their all from the first ball to the last.
The tournament featured eight competitive teams battling it out for the title: KV Legends, SS Superkings, PD Warriors, KK Challengers, AG Thunders, KN Champs, VR Royals, and KS Knights.
Across the two days, the event saw 15 matches in total, including 12 league matches, 2 semi finals, and the grand finale. Each game brought its own moments of drama, big hits, tight bowling spells, and sharp fielding as teams fought hard to secure their place in the knockouts.
After an engaging league stage and closely fought semi finals, KV Legends and SS Superkings emerged as the two best teams of the tournament, setting up an exciting final clash.
The final match turned into a gripping low scoring contest, where every run mattered. Both teams showed tremendous fight, but it was KV Legends who held their nerve under pressure. With disciplined bowling and sharp fielding in the final overs, they successfully defended their total and defeated SS Superkings by 10 runs to lift the Cemindia CPL 2026 trophy.
The tournament was smoothly executed and professionally managed by Cricketgraph, who handled the entire event management including match coordination, arrangements, and food facilities for all participating teams. Their efforts ensured that the tournament ran seamlessly and provided a great experience for players and spectators alike.
With competitive cricket, thrilling finishes, and excellent organization, Cemindia CPL 2026 proved to be a memorable tennis ball tournament that brought together passionate cricketers and showcased the true spirit of the game. KV Legends’ title winning performance will certainly be remembered as the highlight of an action packed weekend at Somaiya Ground.
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In the Vasai Taluka A Division encounter, Manikpur CC delivered a dominant all-round performance to defeat M.G. Vartak by 8 wickets.
After being put in to bat, M.G. Vartak struggled to find momentum against a disciplined Manikpur bowling attack. The innings never really took off as wickets kept falling at regular intervals. Eventually, M.G. Vartak were bundled out for just 68 runs.
Manikpur’s bowlers were relentless with their line and length. Prakash Almeida led the charge with an impressive spell, bowling 9 overs and picking up 4 crucial wickets to break the backbone of the opposition batting lineup.
However, the spell that truly caught everyone’s attention came from Aryan Mandavkar. The young bowler produced a stunning performance, delivering a tight 2-over spell where he picked up 3 wickets while conceding just 4 runs. His sharp and accurate bowling made scoring nearly impossible and pushed M.G. Vartak further on the back foot.
Chasing a modest target of 69, Manikpur CC approached the run chase with calm and confidence. The batters paced the innings well and ensured there were no hiccups along the way.
Manikpur CC eventually chased down the total comfortably, sealing the match by 8 wickets and capping off a convincing victory.
While the team effort stood out, Aryan Mandavkar’s impactful spell proved to be a key turning point in the match, highlighting his ability to strike quickly and keep the pressure firmly on the opposition.