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Home » Kishore takes six wicket haul in lower division league

Kishore takes six wicket haul in lower division league

NT BureauBy NT BureauSeptember 11, 2019No Comments
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Chennai: P Kishore Kumar bowled a sensational spell of six for 22 as Madras Aryan Club cruised to an eight-wicket win over Sical Recreation Club in the TNCA Lower Division League.

Kishore received good support from S Rohit who took three for 35, as Sical RC was bowled out for 169 in 47.2 overs. In reply, Madras Aryan Club reached the target in just 32 overs with eight wickets remaining. R Mowli Raj remained unbeaten on 81 and S Somasundaram was not out on 68.

In another match, M Vikneshwaran’s unbeaten 110 enabled Triplicane Sports Club to notch up a 52-run win over Rising Stars CC.

Brief scores: III-DIVISION ‘B’:

Perungalathur Cricket Club 207 in 46.3 overs (K Vignesh 88, N Navin Kumar 4/50, S Manikandan 3/17) bt Royapettah Cricket Club 110 in 29.3 overs (C Dhilipan 34, R Shreyas 4/29); Sical Recreation Club 169 in 47.2 overs (CS Rohit Kumar 44, A Shrikaran 33, S Rohit 3/35, P Kishore Kumar 6/22) lost to Madras Aryan Club 170/2 in 32 overs (R Mowli Raj 81*, S Somasundaram 68*); Triplicane Sports Club 273/5 in 50 overs (M Vikneshwaran 110*, D Govindaraj 56, R Vijay Kumar 41, S Dinesh Kumar 33) bt Rising Stars Cricket Club 221/9 in 50 overs (R Chokkalingam 43*, Tushar Ashok Khedkar 32, Deepak Singh 3/59)

IV-DIVISION ‘B’

Mambalam Mosquitos 159 in 49.2 overs (P Babu 43, B Aaditya 3/35) lost to Chennai Port Sports Council 163/4 in 33.1 overs (B Aaditya 63, S Sanjay 40); Komaleeswarar Cricket Club 237/5 in 50 overs (S Surender 85*, K Syed Shahabuddin 56, MS Raja 39) lost to Sridhar Cricket Club 241/6 in 49 overs (K Sabari Gowtham 68, R Kaleeswaran 32*, P Sivakumar 4/66); BSNL Chennai Telephones Recreation Club 172 in 48.3 overs (K Kiran Kumar 36, S Nitiish 3/28, M Prasanna Venkatesh 3/31) lost to Bharathi Sports Club 173/3 in 31 overs (S Raghav Srinivas 71*, S Shyam
Sundar 51); Twentieth Century Club 136 in 36 overs (R Ramesh 38, N Pradeep 5/45) lost to GE T&D India Sports and Recreation Club 139/3 in 25.5 overs (NS Seshamani 49, RS Aakash 30); Ranji Cricket Club 268/8 in 50 overs (Mohamed Ariff 88, R Somasundaram 57, M Prashaanth 36, S Harish 3/65) bt Jubilee Cricket Club 232 in 47.1 overs (C Karthick 45, Raghav Viswanathan 40, Anirudh Kasthuri 40, S Raja Ravi Varma 33, Jaffer Salim Sadiq 5/62, V Dhaneshwaran 3/43)

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