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Kerala Windsor CC after being made to bat first at Bengal Club, Shivaji Park managed to score 198/9 in 45 overs. Even though the rest of the batsman struggled, Anshul Murli’s 54 at no.3 was the highest score for their innings. Chasing…

Parsee Gymkhana after opting to bat first made a decent total of 179/7 in 20 overs. Two of the experienced campaigners of Mumbai Cricket-Suryakumar Yadav who has been in good nick continued to rise to the occasion smashing a solid 59 while…

Automotive CC after being made to bat first at the Karnatak Cross Maidan managed to score 234/8 in 43 overs. Despite a few early wickets they had their batsman chipping in with Aditya Shemadkar (38) and Akash Nair (36) being the top scorers…

It was a day of intense cricketing atmosphere as 2nd feb witnessed 2 semi finals and a final where in there were numerous promising performances. Mandeep Singh’s solid 52 made all the difference as DY Patil A defeated DY Patil B reaching…

Young National CC after electing to bat first at Matunga Gymkhana were all out for were all out for 174 runs in 45 overs. Rakesh Naik with 4/18 in 9 overs with 4 maidens led from the front being the pick of the bowlers. Chasing 175,…

Played between Modern English School and New Horizon School at the NMSA Ground, Modern English School after opting to bat first were all out for 62 runs in 20.3 overs. Medium Pacer Luv Dharamsey ran through the opposition’s batting line up…

Played at the New Era Ground between Anjuman Islam School and Swadhyay Bhavan, Swadhyay Bhavan won the toss and elected to bat first getting out all out for 72 runs in what was a batting collapse. Yusuf Wadiwala was the pick of the bowlers…

The Quarter finals witnessed some impressive performances and some star players coming to the fore, let's take a quick look on who reached the Semi-finals. Match 1-Reliance 1 vs BPCL Venue-DY Patil University 1 Toss-BPCL opt to…

SVIS vs IES New English School Bandra Played between SVIS Borivali and IES New English School at the Cross Maidan Ground, IES batting first managed to score 177/9 in 45 overs. All-rounder Ayush Jethwa with 5/34 in 14 overs was the pick…

Thomas Cook after putting Abbott to bat first scored 247/6 in 39.6 overs which is quite a defendable total. Skipper Abdul Rehman Siddique led from the front top scoring in the all important finals with a solid 82 ball 94 laced with 16 fours…