Maharashtra Police Won the title of All India Police cricket Tournament

Yogesh Shinde’s Heroics Guide Maharashtra Police to Title Win

By CG Reporter Last updated Feb 27, 2025

Yogesh Shinde Shines with 4-Wicket Haul and Crucial Runs

In a thrilling final match of the 1st All India Police Cricket Tournament, Maharashtra Police emerged victorious, defeating Madhya Pradesh Police by 5 wickets at Lalbhai Contractor Stadium, Surat. Maharashtra’s right-arm off-spinner Yogesh Shinde was the standout performer, delivering a match-winning all-round performance that earned him the Man of the Match award.

Madhya Pradesh Police Struggle Against Maharashtra’s Bowling Attack

After winning the toss and opting to bat first, Madhya Pradesh Police faced a disciplined bowling attack from Maharashtra. They managed to put up a total of 126/8 in 20 overs. The innings was dominated by Maharashtra’s Yogesh Shinde, who bowled a sensational spell of 3 overs, taking 4 wickets for just 12 runs. His crucial breakthroughs kept Madhya Pradesh’s batters under pressure.

Supporting him, Yogesh Patil picked up 2 wickets, while Sunil Patil and Prashant Gaikwad contributed with one wicket each. Their combined effort ensured that Madhya Pradesh never gained momentum.

Maharashtra Police Chase the Target Comfortably

Chasing 127, Maharashtra Police showcased a solid batting performance, sealing the victory in 19 overs with five wickets in hand. The innings was stabilized by Yogesh Shinde, who made a valuable contribution of 21 runs, including a four and a six, adding to his all-round brilliance.

With steady partnerships and smart batting, Maharashtra Police crossed the finish line to claim the title, capping off a remarkable tournament.

Yogesh Shinde: The Star of the Final

Man of the Match Yogesh Shinde ( 4 Wickets 4 Overs)

For his exceptional bowling spell (4/12) and crucial contribution with the bat (21 runs), Yogesh Shinde was rightfully named Man of the Match. His match-winning performance played a pivotal role in Maharashtra Police’s title-winning campaign.

With this victory, Maharashtra Police not only lifted the trophy but also showcased the depth of talent in their squad, led by a brilliant all-round effort from Yogesh Shinde.