Saudagar hits 152* for Vashi Centre
MUMBAI: An unbeaten 152 (195b, 25x4, 1x6) by Yaseen Saudagar took Vashi Centre to 316 for eight against Belapur Centre on the first day of the 30th Kalpesh Govind Koli Memorial cricket tournament. Sulakshana Naik, former India cricketer, inaugurated this year’s tournament. Brief scores: Vashi Centre
316/8 in 69.2 overs (Yaseen Saudagar 152*; Mann Bhanushali 4/58) vs
307 in 66.5 overs (Omkar Patankar 151, Aradhya Pange 72; Vedant Desai 3/45) vs
86/3 in 10 overs (Vasim Khan 65), 314 in 75 overs (Neel Kamat 66; Varad Sakharkar 5/59) vs
253 in 60.2 overs (Shivank Rao 60; Arnav Wankhede 4/69) vs
267 in 68.5overs (Sarth Waghela 79; Essa Motorwala 5/42) vs
54/1,
129 in 62.2 overs (Khushal Dhawan 4/15) vs 49/0,
213 in 76.2 overs (Manas Patil 79; Bhavesh Chavan 4/39) vs
19/0, 140 in 45.3 overs (Nived Mishra 5/43) vs
186/6 in 36 overs (Kanak Dawane 81)
Mishra takes eight-for for Regal CC
Kartik Mishra picked up eight for 58 as Regal CC shot out Victory CC for 118 to win their Purushottam
Shield tie by 47 runs. Brief scores: MIG 232 in 58.3 overs (Kevin D’almeida 95; Sanket Yeshwante 5/66) beat 203 in 65.5 overs (Ankush Jaiswal 6/47) by 29 runs, 165 in 51 overs beat 118 in 33.5 overs (Kaushik Chikhalikar 55, Kartik Mishra 8/58) by 47 runs, 102 in 24 overs (Nutan Goel 5/16) beat
56 in 25.2 overs (Ajay Mishra 6/20) by 46 runs.
BEST lift Oriental Insurance Shield title
Opening batter Mandar Patil’s responsible 40 guided BEST Arts & Sports Club to a five-wicket win over Larsen & Toubro Sports Club to lift the 10th Oriental Insurance Shield T20 interoffice title.
Brief scores: Larsen & Toubro SC 135/7 in 20 overs (Shiva Yadav 34; Sukesh Gadekar 2/22) lost to
137/5 in 19.2 overs (Mandar Patil 40; Jatin Sethi 2/25) by 5 wickets.
Teen Rayaan to challenge Dhruv for billiards crown
Rayaan Razmi, the Mumbaibased national junior billiards and snooker champion playing with a revised handicap of -675, beat Akshay Gogri (revised handicap -300) 375-30 in the semi-final of the SPG-PCL billiards tournament at the Park Club billiards hall.
In the summit clash, Razmi will lock horns with senior pro Dhruv Sitwala (-975) who defeated Sumehr Mago (-350) 375-187 in his semi-final.