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Mystic Jaguars opting to bat first at Somaiya Cricket Ground notched up a healthy total of 155/5 in 20 overs. The openers gave a brilliant 73 runs start to the innings while opener Kunal Jhaveri continued the good start into a solid innings of 61* in 67 balls anchoring his team towards a competitive total. The rest of the batters batted around him as he kept the scoreboard ticking with the occasional boundaries and good running between the wickets.

BD Royals in reply managed to score only 129/7 despite Kumar Adnani’s heroic efforts of 65 runs in 54 balls. Kumar showed fantastic resistance despite wickets tumbling from the other hand. Mystic bowlers were bang on with almost everyone contributing with a wicket. Jesal Thakkar was the pick of the lot taking 2/16 in 4 overs.

Result-Mystic Jaguars won the match by 26 runs

Space CC opting to bat first at Worli SC Ground notched up a commanding total of 490/9 dec powered by their opener Japjeept Singh Randhawa’s brilliant 114 runs. Japjeept opening the innings smashed 11 boundaries and 2 sixes as he displayed controlled aggression progressing through his innings. Apart from him, the space cc middle order also batted really well with Faizan Pathan (59), Shubham Dubey (85), Vinit Parab (68) and Sumedh Kamble (44) all contributing with important knocks to solidify their team’s position in the match.

Nirlon team in reply were all out for 182 runs with Abhishek Chaurasiya coming up with a match winning bowling spell of 6/74 in 20.1 overs. Abhishek was impressive as he owned the day with some tight bowling keeping the Nirlon batters in check. Nirlon receiving a follow on were 132/7 before the game ended with Space CC winning the match on 1^st innings lead.

In the MCC U-10 Cricket Tournament 2019, at shivaji park the 8 year old Agastya Kashikar playing for Abhiveera Boys Group continued his good show.

Playing on young maharashtra wicket Agastya Kashikar scored elegant 47 runs against TeamWork Sports club. Agastya had bagged the man of the match award in his previous match for his excellent allround show scoring 38 runs and bagging a brilliant fifer with an enviable bowling figures of 5-4-1-5.

In the other match, Shrihann Haridass playing for Achievers Club Chembur at kamat memorial wicket impressed once again with his brisk 90 against Sawant Academy. In previous match he had scored a 100. Feb 2009 born Shrihann is Captain and Wicket-keeper of his team.

Shrihann Haridaass now tops the chart for most runs (190 runs) in this on-going MCC U-10 Tournament 2019 followed by Agastya Kashikar with 85 runs in 2 matches.

For most wickets in the tournament, Agastya is leading the chart with 6 prized scalps.

Brief scores:

Abhiveera Boys Group 190 / 3 in 25 overs (OM Bangar 48 n.o., Agastya Kashikar 47, Aarav Thaker 38) beat TWSC 77 / 9 in 25 overs (Vihaann Jain 2-5, Yousuf Rumani 2-1)
MoM: OM Bangar

Achievers Academy Chembur 227/7 in 25 overs (Shrihann Haridaass 90, Kedar Malusure 30, Taukeer Khan 24, Rakshit Gorde 3-42) beat Sawant Academy 58 / 10 in 12.4 overs (Manit Shah 3-16)
MoM: Shrihann Haridaass

Mumbai, November 24, 2019 : A match-winning bowling effort from left-arm spinner Vinayak Bhoir (5 for 25) was the highlight of Karnatak Sporting Association’s 104 runs victory against Parkophene Cricketers in their Group-A league match on the second day of the two-day match of the 72nd Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament 2019, and played at the Karnatak Sporting Association, Cross Maidan on Sunday. The tournament is being sponsored by Eagle Thane Strikers.

The Parkophene Cricketers were unable to get going and stay long in the middle. Most of their batters succumbed to Bhoir’s disciplined performance and they lost wickets cheaply and at regular intervals before their innings collapsed at 125 all out in 35 overs. Amogh Bhatkal was the only bastman to score 35 runs.

Earlier, thanks to Rudra Dhanday’s solid 126 runs (144 balls, 17×4) knock Karantak SA were dismissed for a modest total of 230 runs in 51.1 overs on the first day. Pardeep Sahu (6 for 57) had picked up the wickets for Parkophene Cricketers.

Brief scores –
Group-A: Karnatak Sporting Association: 230 all out, in 51.1 overs (Rudra Dhanday 126 (144 balls, 17×4; Pardeep Sahu 6 for 57) beat Parkophene Cricketers: 126 all out, 35 overs (Amogh Bhatkal 35, Vinayak Bhoir 5 for 25) by 104 runs.

Islam Gymkhana:140 all out, in 35.5 overs (Samit Shetty 37*; Prashant Solanki 3 for 35) vs Eagle Thane Strikers 71 for 2 wickets, in 17 overs (Srujan Athawale 39*) lost to Eagle Thane Strikers): 141 for 4 wickets, in 28.1 overs (Srujan Athawale 44, Sairaj Patil 34*) by 6 wickets.

Group – B: Payyade Sports Club: 201 all out, in 48.1 overs (Rohan Raje 65, Sarfraz Khan 32; Manish Rao 4 for 49, Shivam Malhotra 4 for 51) lost to Parsee Gymkhana: 202 for 3 wickets, in 42.3 overs (Nikhil Pail 91*, Manish Rao 59*) by 7 wickets.

Sind Sports Club: 90 all out, 29 overs (Akhil Rajput 27; Varun Joijode 5 for 25) lost to Shivaji Park Gymkhana: 91 for 4 wickets, in 27.3 overs (Manal Kawle 33*, Vedant Murkar 31) by 6 wickets.

Group-C: MIG CC: 260 all out, in 65.5 overs (Wasim Jaffer 88, Pragnesh Kanpillewar 69, Swapnil Pradhan 53; Yashraj Malap 4 for 66, Kumar Boresa 3 for 69) beat Bombay Gymkhana: 183 all out, in 61 overs (Nishad Gabhawala 63, Pranav Kela 33; Harsh Tanna 3 for 34, Vinit Dhulap 3 for 49, Ankush Jaiswal 3 for 54) by 77 runs.

PJ Hindu Gymkhana: 117 all out, in 38.3 overs (Sachin Katkar 39, Pratik Desai 30; Kruthik Hanagavadi 4 for 46, Harshal Soni 3 for 25) lost to Cricket Club of India: 118 for 3 wickets, in 31.5 overs (Ajinkya Patil 53) by 7 wickets.

Group-D: MCA Colts: 311 all out, in 68.2 overs (Agni Chopra 99, Kaushik Chiklikar 66, Utkarsh Raut 52, Shashank Attarde 30; Amit Pandey 4 for 88, Yogesh Sawant 3 for 55) beat Mumbai Police: 77 all out, in 29 overs (Santosh Shinde 29; Anjdeep Lad 4 for 23, Atharva Poojari 3 for 15, Shashank Attarde 3 for 25) by 234 runs.

New Hind Sporting Club: 339 all out, in 67.3 overs (Sachin Yadav 101 (120 balls, 13×4), Arsalan Shah 100 (130 balls, 10×4, 4×6), Karan Shah 48, Bhavin Thakkar 34; Ravinder Solanki 3 for 77) beat National Cricket Club: 306 all out, in 68.4 overs (Saieed Shaikh 103 (152 balls, 9×4, 2×6), Sachin Gill 61, Prasad Patil 46, Vishal Dhagaonkar 32; Akshay Jambhekar 3 for 102, Parikshit Valsangkar 3 for 109) by 33 runs.

Sachin Yadav from New hind sporting club score 101 runs (120 balls, 13 fours)

Pandurangwadi CC batting first on Young Maharashtra CC wicket registered a healthy total of 230/5 in 34.5 overs. After a decent opening start, it was Ranji Trophy Player Anand Singh Bais stamping his authority with an enigmatic knock of 111 runs in mere 99 balls. It was a stroke laden innings laced with 11 silken boundaries and 3 sixes as he dominated the bowlers upfront. Dinesh Salunkhe coming at no.6 gave the finishing touch hitting a quickfire 13 ball 24* (2 fours, 1 six).

Young Maharashtra CC in reply scored 170/9 in 39 overs escaping a narrow defeat as they had one wicket in hand at the end of the game’s play. Dinesh Salunkhe was the pick of the lot with the ball too coming up with 4/46 in 13 overs with 3 maidens.

The match ended in a draw but it was certainly Pandurangwadi CC which looked more dominating throughout the match.

In the MCC U-10 Cricket Tournament 2019, a young aspiring talent emerged in the name of Agastya Kashikar who is just 8 years but showed a class of a matured technically sound batsman. Agastya playing for Abhiveera Boys Group scored a flawless 38 runs (with 5 boundaries) and bowled a perfect line claiming 5 wickets. He managed to have dream figures in his bowling which read 5 – 4 – 1 – 5. This fabulous allround performance got him The Man of The Match award playing against Sawant Cricket Academy Dadar.
Agastya trains at MIGCC since past 2 years and has been taking personal coaching from the celebrated Cricket coach Mr.Jwala Singh since Agastya was just 4.5 years.

In the other match, 10 year old Shrihann Haridaass scored a blistering 100 not out for Achievers Cricket Academy Chembur helping his team pile a huge total of 277/4. In reply Team work sports club were bundled out for 58.

Brief scores :
Abhiveera Boys Group 190 / 2 in 25 overs (Aarav Thaker 75, Agastya Kashikar 38) beat Sawant Cricket Academy Dadar 35 / 10 in 11 overs (Agastya Kashikar 5/1, Aarav Srivastava 4/13)
MoM: Agastya Kashikar

Achievers Academy Chembur 277/4 in 25 overs (Shrihann Haridaass 100 n.o., Taukeer Khan 56, Kedar Malusure 30) beat Team Work Sports Club 58 / 10 in 15.5 overs (Kavish Gosalia 4/3)
MoM: Shrihann Haridaass

Mumbai, November 23: Rudra Dhanday’s fighting century effort helped Karnataka Sporting Association score 230 runs before their first innings folded 51.1 overs against Parkophene Cricketers in their Group-A league match on the first day of the two-day match of the 72^nd Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament 2019, and played at the Karnataka Sporting Association, Cross Maidan on Saturday.

After being sent in to bat first, Karnataka SA batsmen found the going tough. But, Dhanday stood firm and cracked 126 runs (144 balls, 17×4) to steady the innings and reach a respectable total. Pardeep Sahu 6 for 57 was the key bowler for Parkophene.

**Pradeep Sahu 6 for 57 (Parkophene Cricketers Team)**

Brief scores :-
Group-A : Karnataka Sporting Association : 230 all out, in 51.1 overs (Rudra Dhanday 126 (144 balls, 17×4; Pardeep Sahu 6 for 57) Vs Parkophene Cricketers.

Islam Gymkhana : 140 all out, in 35.5 overs (Shamit Shetty 37*; Prashant Solanki 3 for 35) vs Eagle Thane Strikers 71 fpr 2 wickets, in 17 overs (Srujan Athawale 39*).

Rohan Raje 65 runs (Payyade sports club team)

Group – B : Payyade Sports Club : 201 all out, in 48.1 overs (Rohan Raje 65, Sarfraz Khan 32; Manish Rao 4 for 49, Shivam Malhotra 4 for 51) Vs Parsee Gymkhana.

**Varun Joijode 5 for 25 for Shivaji Park Gymkhana Team**

Sind Sports Club : 90 all out, 29 overs (Akhil Rajput 27; Varun Joijode 5 for 25) Vs Shivaji Park Gymkhana : 66 for 4, in 23 overs (Vedant Murkar 31).

Match- Mumbai Police vs Western Railways B
Venue-Air India Sports Club, Kalina
Toss– Gr.Mumbai Police elect to field first

Western Railway B batting first were all out for 176 runs in 62.4 overs with Karan Joshi top scoring with 50 runs. From the bowlers, Sandip J (4/56) and Anirudha Mainkar (3/36) were the pick of the lot for Mumbai Police Team.

Gr. Mumbai Police team in reply scored 227/10 in 80 overs and credit goes to Shrideep Mangela who saved the team from getting all out below Western Railway’s total. Shrideep toiled hard hitting a brilliant 131 off 249 balls smashing 14 fours and 3 sixes. Shrideep batted for 322 mins as he kept the scoreboard ticking despite lacking support from the other end. Jay Chouhan with 6/39 bowled a stunner of a spell but Shrideep somehow got the better of Western Railway bowlers ensuring a 1^st innings lead for his team.

Yogi CC batting first at Khar Gymkhana were struggling at one stage with 3 top order wickets back to the hut under 21 odd runs however it was Chandan Chauhan coming at no.5 who stitched a crucial stand with centurion Niranjan Paradkar. Chandan scored 95 off mere 71 balls (7 fours, 6 sixes) as he changed the momentum while Niranjan on the other hand was equally aggressive scoring a scintillating 111* off 90 balls (12 fours, 4 sixes) as both the batters changed the course of the game. Saurabh Singh’s 36 ball 57 further accelerated the team’s total to 301/6 dec in 46.4 overs.

JVPG in reply also batted well losing just 3 wkts in 38 overs scoring 169 runs before the game ended in a draw. Adhiraj Dabholkar (75* off 123 balls) and Yogesh Dhumal (83 off 88 balls) stitched an impressive 146 run stand for the 3^rd wicket before the game ended with no results being obtained.

Playing any form of sport has always been one aspect which we tend to neglect after we cross a certain age as we all are busy with different set of commitments. However, we do tend to forget that giving yourself some time and giving some time on your mental and physical well being is equally important and what better way than to play our favorite sport i.e Cricket.

South Mumbai which is probably the financial capital of India housing big institutions like Reserve Bank of India, World trade Center, Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange & various government institutions.

South Mumbai also boasts of hyper influential industrialists, corporate houses, businessman, bollywood celebrities & a great nightlife but one thing which has been slightly neglected is a proper Cricket tournament for the people of SOBO i.e South Bombay.

In a first of its kind initiative for the SOBO people, SMPL will kickstart soon from 7^th December which will have 8 teams competing for the coveted title of South Mumbai Premier League’19. The finals will be played at the iconic DY Patil Ground (Talegaon) while the two finalist teams will be residing in Taj Hotel before their final matchday. The tournament will be conducted in a professional manner organized by Zooter and it will be an exciting competition to watchout for!

Name of All 8 Teams with their owners/sponsors