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Cricket match ends in a draw

Patiala, November 30 The first match between Grand Square 11 and Heavenz 11 in the ongoing Hans Raj Saggi Memorial Day Tournament ended in a draw. Batting first, Grand Square 11 put up a mammoth total of 554 runs in...

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Dec 01, 2020 IST

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Patiala, November 30

The first match between Grand Square 11 and Heavenz 11 in the ongoing Hans Raj Saggi Memorial Day Tournament ended in a draw. Batting first, Grand Square 11 put up a mammoth total of 554 runs in the first innings with the help of Jaskirat Singh, who scored 107. Batting second, Heavenz 11 scored 483 runs with a loss of nine wickets at the end of last day of the three-day match. Ekamjot Singh of Heavenz 11, who scored 147 runs, was declared man of the match. — TNS

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