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Sonnet Club record facile victory New Delhi, May 27 Sonnet won the toss and asked HDFC Bank to bat first. Penetrative bowling performances by Salil Oberai, Saket Bhatia and Suhail Sharma did not allow the Bankmen to settle down, and were eventually shot out for a measly 117 in 25 overs. Sonnet raced to victory quite easily losing just two wickets. Opener Mayank Sidana and Dhruv Mohan were in a punishing mood, and put the Bank bowling to the sword. Mayank hit 44 off just 42 balls with six fours and one six while Dhruv Mohan cracked 49, studded with seven fours and two sixes. Delhi BJP president Madan Lal Khurana presented the BDM man of the match award to Dhruv Mohan. Mayank Sidana was named the best batsman while Salil Oberai received the best bowler award. Mr Khurana also honoured Sonnet coach Tarik Sinha with the “Cricket Guru Award”. For Sonnet Club, Dhruv Mohan played a brilliant knock. Scores: HDFC Bank: 117 all out in 25 overs (Jaswinder Singh 25, Girish Sharma 19 n o, Nirmal Bansal 16, Salil Oberoi 3 for 18, Saket Bhatia 2 for 13, Suhail Sharma 2 for 24). Sonnet Club:
120 for 2 in 16.5 overs (Dhruv Mohan 49, Mayank Sidana 44, Santram 1 for 23, Nirmal 1 for 33). |
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Sidhath
Sharma
shines with bat New Delhi, May 27 Scores: Bharath National Academy: 118 all out in 28.4 overs (Gourav Bhatiya 33, Maur 34, Kunal 3 for 18, Sandeep 3 for 14). Sonnet Club: 119 for 2 in 24.4 overs (Sidhath Sharma 69, Ankush 37). Chetan Academy beat ASPM Academy by 60 runs. Scores: Chetan Academy: 164 for 8 in 30 overs (Kshitij 44, Daman 3 for 19, Sidhath 3 for 28). ASPM Academy: 104 all out in 20 overs (Varun 39, Kshitij 3 for 21, Zameer 3 for 19). Lion Kanishka beat Shastri Club A fine knock of 83 by Sunil Sudan and deadly bowling of 3 for 31 by left-arm spinner Sant Ram helped Lion Kanishka beat Lal Bahadur Shastri Club by four wickets and entered the pre-quarter-final of the DDCA Hot Weather Cricket Tournament at the Jamia Milia ground. Sunil Sudan was declared the man of the match. Scores: Shastri Club: 176 for 2 in 38.2 overs (Sumit Rana 48, Rajan Gupta 45, Sant Ram 3 for 31, Rajender Madan 2 for 36). Lion Kanishka: 177 for 6 in 38.1 overs (Sunil Sudan 83, Dharmender Kumar 26, Sumit Rana 2 for 20). DAV School advance DAV School, Shalimarbagh defeated Lion Kanishka by 96 runs in the DDCA Under-15 Cricket Tournament at the Bharat Nagar ground. Scores: DAV School: 237 for 5 in 40 overs (Vipin Malhotra 95, Love Shehrawat 54, Vishu Tomar 39 n o, S Banerjee 4 for 65). Lion Kanishka:
141 all out in 38.4 overs (Parikshitsen Gupta 55, Vijay Pandit 32,
Vishu Tomar 3 for 17, Jaladh Dua 3 for 25, Pawan Chauhan 3 for 56). |
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Rajdhani
Sports
upset Indian Airlines New Delhi, May 27 Scores: Indian Airlines: 214 for 8 in 40 overs (Reetender Singh Sodhi 52, 5x4; Chander Madan 42 n o, 2x4, 4x6; Subash Choudhry 26, 1x4, 1x6; Ishan Ganda 23, R R Parida 21; Amardeep 3 for 26; Joginder 2 for 59, Sanjay Verma 1 for 28). Rajdhani Sports: 218 for 7 in 39.5 overs (Sanjay Verma 76, 4x4, 6x6; Parmod Bhati 47, 4x4, 1x6; Joginder 20; Gaurav Mathur 29, 1x4, 2x6; Sandip Sawal 2 for 41, Reetender Singh Sodhi 2 for 28). Sanjay Verma was named the man of the match. Wednesday’s fixture:
All India Public Sector vs K N Colts; 7.30 am – Modern School
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Bhola Shankar stars in Syndicate Bank’s win New Delhi, May 27 RCA won the toss and elected to bat. From 80 for 3 off 16 overs, they were dismissed for 121 in 24.5 overs thanks to the deadly bowling of Bhola Shankar. Syndicate Bank scored the required runs for victory in 22.5 overs. Batting first, RCA made 121 all out in 24.5 overs. Scores: RCA:
121 all out in 24.5 overs (Mayank 31, Abhinav 23, Bhola Shankar 5 for 19, Sahil Chauhan 2 for 22, Rocky Agarwal 2 for 31). Syndicate Bank:
125 for 9 in 22.1 overs (Amit Kumar 33, Ashwini Kumar 24 n o, Kuldeep 3 for 27, Gaurav 2 for 32). |
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Zakir Hussain College, RBI earn full points New Delhi, May 27 In a Group A match of the Senior Division, Zakir Hussain College defeated Urban
Development Ministry 3-0. Surende Mann struck in the third minute to open the account. Yogender Sharma and Ravinder Bisht scored the second and third goals in the second half. In a Group A match of the A Division, RBI ran roughshod over Delhi Transport Corporation 6-0. Three goals each were scored in either half. Shailender Rawat scored a brace while Mohan Nath accounted for the third goal. Shailender Rawat added two more goals on resumption while mid-fielder Rakesh Rawat completed the tally. Wednesday’s matches: Indian Airlines vs Railway Board (4 pm); Northern Railway vs Central Secretariat (5.15 pm)—Ambedkar Stadium. |
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Chandhok
dominates at Silverstone New Delhi, May 27 This followed his two pole positions and win in round 9 of the championship. The 19-year-old was all fired up after a totally dominant performance through the weekend. At the start, he fought off an aggressive Ernesto Viso but by the time the cars came past the pits for the first time, Chandhok had pulled out three or four car lengths over the Venezuelan driver. Karun then struggled a little bit, due to a vibration from the front end of the car. Chandhok recorded his fourth race win for the season, completing his perfect set of two pole positions and two race victories for the weekend. Karun was happy with his week end’s work. Chandhok, supported by J K Tyre, next races on June 22, giving him a well-deserved break back in India. |
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A devastating bowling performance by captain Bhola Shankar, who claimed five wickets for 19 runs in five overs, helped Syndicate Bank record a narrow one-wicket victory in the RCA Triangular Cricket Series at the PBG ground.