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Home » TNCA league: Super spell by Suresh

TNCA league: Super spell by Suresh

NT BureauBy NT BureauFebruary 15, 2019No Comments
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Chennai: A five wicket haul by Suresh helped Perambur United Club defeat Lusuraj Cricket Club by 59 runs in a TNCA league matche held recently.

Scores
III-DIVISION ‘B’
Sea Hawks Cricket Club 249 for 6 in 50 overs (R. Nandagopal 83, A. Vasudaven 57 not out, T. Veeramani 35) lost to Prem Cricket Club 253 for 8 in 49.3 overs (D. Bala Subramani 62, B. Mathan Khumar 59, A. Vignesh 46, N. Selva Kumaran 4 for 75)

Bunts Cricket Club 252 for 7 in 50 overs (R. Gowtham 63, S.M. Vinoop 49, E. Vasantha Kumar 47 not out) beat Southern Railway Sports Association 103 in 29.1 overs (R. Ajith 4 for 11)

Indian Bank Sports and Recreation Club 215 for 8 in 50 overs (Sachin Omprakash Katariya 69, V. Ajay Kumar 35, M.A. Atheeq Ur Rahman 33, V. Yuvaraj 4 for 63, R. Manivannan 3 for 54) beat

Garnet Cricket Club 114 in 38.3 overs (N. Rikesh Kumar Sharma 32, T. Balaji 30, J. Vignesh 4 for 42, M.A. Atheeq Ur Rahman 4 for 22)

Cosmopolitan Club 218 in 48.1 overs (Jash K Kankaria 95, G. Babu 3 for 33) lost to

Royapettah Cricket Club 222 for 8 in 44.1 overs (M. Sadiqulameen 68, Naresh Gahlot 44 not out, Karia Jesal Balibhai 31, T. Nitish Joyal 4 for 63, Aashish Nowrath A Sharma 3 for 59)

Rising Stars Cricket Club 97 in 27.2 overs (K. Maha Deeraj 41, R. Sri Neranjan 3 for 25, R. Mari Muthu 3 for 12) lost to Perungalathur Cricket Club 98 for 2 in 14 overs (G. Rajesh 42 not out, R. Sri Neranjan 34)

IV-DIVISION ‘C’
Ranji Cricket Club 244 for 7 in 50 overs (T. Akilan 66, R. Elango 59 not out, S.G. Karneswaran 5 for 54) beat Tiger Cricket Club 236 in 49 overs (H. Sathish Babu 83, Ishaaq Mohammed 31, S. Padmanaban 3 for 55, G. Md Aftab Hussain Khan 3 for 40)

Prithvi Cricket Club 170 for 9 in 50 overs (J. Sam Immanuel Lazar 45, N. Gokul Raj 31, S. Vivek Athinam 4 for 39) lost to Krishnaraj Memorial Club 173 for 6 in 30.1 overs (D Jai Shankar 46 not out, E. Vignesh 39)

Venkateswara Cricket Club 253 for 5 in 50 overs (C. Karthick 87, K. Vignesh 50, Sajjad Hussain 37, Fahad Abdul Azeez 34 not out) lost to
Minerva Cricket Club 254 for 4 in 45.3 overs (B. Aravind 70, S. Nithin Athreya 50 not out, S. Ravichandran 38)

V-DIVISION ‘A’
Triplicane Recreation Club 271 for 8 in 50 overs (L. Vignesh 118, M. Suresh 34 not out, M. Rahul Rangarajan 31, M. Senthil 3 for 34) beat
HSBC Recreation Club 260 in 50 overs (Dinesh Raj Shanmugam 92, D. Deeban 67, G. Senthil 44, R. Yogender Sharma 3 for 63, K. Siddeshwaran 3 for 62)

TANGEDCO 205 for 9 in 50 overs (N. Shyam Prasad 78, S. Karthik Shankar 5 for 55, D. Sathyanaathan 3 for 73) lost to Grand Prix Cricket Club 206 for 5 in 39.1 overs (R. Raj Kumar 56, V. Murali 40 not out, M.G. Kamesh Pandithan 35, D. Sathyanaathan 33, K. Vinayagam 3 for 39)

Perambur United Club 210 in 49.3 overs (Sanjay Vembu 36, R.S. Murali Mohan 34, S. Vishal 3 for 46, V. Dinakaran 3 for 57) beat Lusuraj Cricket Club 151 in 35.2 overs (D. Agnal David 47, Gokula Krishnan Mohandoss 43, D. Suresh 5 for 44)

V-DIVISION ‘C’
Hunters XI 147 in 40 overs (K. Sukumar 31, M.S. Sanjay 4 for 32) lost to Milkyway Cricket Club 150 for 2 in 34.2 overs (V. Bharathi Raja 68 not out, U. Srikanth 39 not out, Avinash Upadhyay 30)

Gandhi Cricket Club 63 in 27.3 overs (Y. Jebaselvin 4 for 18) lost to United Friends Cricket Club (Chengalpet) 65 for 2 in 11 overs (S. Mathan Kumar 35 not out)

V-DIVISION ‘D’
Shivaji Cricket Club 77 in 17 overs (M.D. Bhaskar 5 for 41, B. Sriram 4 for 23) lost to Chennai P&T Audit Recreation Club 78 for 6 in 14.2 overs (M.D. Bhaskar 36, T. Lalith Chockalingam 3 for 44)

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