Mumbai, 6 November: Left-arm spinner Aarav Advirkar took five wickets for five runs as Shivaji Park Gymkhana beat Rizvi Sports Club by 10 wickets in the Ajit Naik Memorial Under-14 Cricket Tournament on Friday.
Advirkar finished with figures of 5.4-3-5-5 and Rizvi were bowled out for 42 in 16.4 overs. Shivaji Park Gymkhana made 43 without loss in six overs to complete the win. The tournament is organised by Worli Sports Club under the aegis of the Mumbai Cricket Association.
Mogal’s six-wicket haul seals Islam Gymkhana win
In another match, Islam Gymkhana beat VST Gymkhana by 63 runs, with Kabir Mogal taking six wickets for 23 runs in 7.4 overs. Islam Gymkhana made 217 for 7 in their 45 overs, with Rudra Ghase top-scoring with 60 off 72 balls and Himanshu Singh adding 35.
VST Gymkhana were bowled out for 154 in 37.4 overs. Akram Alam made 38 and Aryan Mahapadi 40, but Mogal’s spell ended any chance of a chase.
Other results
Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian beat Fort Vijay by nine wickets: Fort Vijay were all out for 126 in 32.1 overs, with Darsh Jadhav making 32 and Gaurik Nandanwar taking 3 for 13. Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian replied with 127 for 1 in 17.2 overs, Swarn Katkar scoring 45 and Devang Koli an unbeaten 56.
Victory beat Crescent Cricket Club by nine wickets: Crescent made 140 in 26.4 overs, led by Vedant Vaje’s 58, with Yash Rawat taking 3 for 11 and Aayush Naik 3 for 41. Victory reached 142 for 1 in 18.3 overs, Moin Chaurasia hitting an unbeaten 73 off 62 balls with 12 fours and two sixes, and Viyom Wakkar remaining on 33.
M.V. Sports Club beat Super Star Sports Club by four wickets: Super Star were bowled out for 138 in 44.5 overs. M.V. Sports Club got there with 139 for 6 in 34 overs, Lavish Singh making 54 and Anuj Chaudhary 30.
Scores in brief
Rizvi Sports Club 42 (16.4 overs; Aarav Advirkar 5.4-3-5-5) lost to Shivaji Park Gymkhana 43/0 (6 overs).
Islam Gymkhana 217/7 (45 overs) beat VST Gymkhana 154 (37.4 overs; Kabir Mogal 7.4-0-23-6).
Earlier rounds: Tanish Kadam and Arish Khan put on 262 and Devang Koli and Gaurik Nandankar’s 323-run stand. More cricket news on Indian Sports News.
