citybriefs

Brief scores: ONGC 194 all out in 39 overs (Mayank Tehlan 43,Kapil Mehta 4/40); Delhi Cricket Club 163 all out in 34 overs (Kapil Mehta 55,Sohail Sharma 4/21)

In another match,An all-round performance by Sandeep Angurala (25 n.o and 4/23) and Sachin Aggarwal’s (30) helped Times of India beat Kishan Ganj Gymkhana by 5 wickets to get four point in DDCA League.

Brief scores: Kishan Ganj Gymkhana 135 all out in 35.4 overs (Abhishek Sharma 30,Sandeep Angurala 4/23); Times of India 137 for 5 in 24 overs (Sachin Aggarwal 30,Sandeep 25 n.o)

Ayush stars

An all-round performance by Man of the Match Ayush Badoni (72 and 2/21) helped Sonnet Club beat Pelecan Club by 16 runs to enter in the quarterfinal of the 7th Pelecan U-17 Mahesh Chand Trophy at Vinay Marg ground.

Brief scores: Sonnet Club 139 for 4 in 30 overs (Ayush Badoni 72, Ritik Kanojia 29,Akash 2/32); Pelecan Club 123 all out in 27 overs (Sikander 46,Ayush Badoni /21) In the second match of the day,Sagar Sehrawat performed all-round (41 n.o and 2/26) while Ankit Partap Singh scored (43) to help Young Friend Club beat Rohtak Road Gymkhana by 4 wickets to qualify in to the quarterfinals.

Brief scores: Rohtak Road 141 for 9 in 30 overs (Jatin Gawat 36,Jatin Shokeen 29,Sagar 2/26,Aman 2/21); Young Friend 142 for 6 in 28 overs (Sagar Sehrawat 41 n.o,Ankit Partap 43,Jatin Shokeen 3/25)

Manjeet slams 113 n.o

An unbeaten century by Manjeet Singh (113 not out) and three wicket hauls by Aman Joshi (3/26) and Ankit Aggrawal (3/20) helped Clarion beat Hotel Highway Crown by 5 wickets to get four points in VJCA 20-20 Corporate cricket tournament at Vidya Jain ground.

Brief scores: Hotel Highway 164 all out in 19 overs (Sagar Sehrawat 85,Ankit 3/20,Aman 3/96); Clarion 165 for 5 in 18 overs (Manjeet Singh 113,Krishan Sehrawat 3/18)

Smriti named best player

Smriti Mehra was adjudged the Hero Player of the Year,at the Hero-Women’s Golf Association of India awards function hosted by the DLF Golf and Country Club for the just concluded 2011-12 season. Smriti took part in each of the 15 events that were organised and went on to win seven of them to top the order of merit — a rise of four places from where she stood last season. She also finished second in four other tournaments to cap a successful season that won her Rs. 8,07,100,helping her finish way ahead of Nalini Singh Siwach,who with three titles this season finished second on the merit list for the second year in a row. Sharmila Nicollet was the other multiple title winner.