Agarhari has IES in a spin

Resuming at their overnight score of 30-2, IES were served well by a 72-run partnership for the third wicket between captain Vineet Indulkar (73: 189b, 229m, 10×4) and nightwatchman Adish Pathaniya (36: 95b, 108m, 6×4). But once left-arm spinner Shudhanshu Mishra trapped Indulkar leg before wicket, the rest surrendered meekly with six wickets falling for the addition of 91 runs.

Agarhari who bowled a tight length returned impressive figures of 29-17-27-5.

Scoreboard
Rizvi Springfield (1st innings): 226
IES VN Sule Guruji (1st innings; overnight 30-2): Swapnoj Thakur c Bhatt b Gupta 1, Vishal Tivrekar lbw b Agarhari 15, Vinit Indulkar lbw Mishra 73, Adish Pathaniya c Mishra b Sunasra 36, Sagar Dharankar b Agarhari 13, Rohan Sadarjoshi c Kanojia b Sunasra 15, Shaunak Gupte b Agarhari 0, Kinjal Patel lbw b Agarhari 0, Rohan Amladi lbw b Agarhari 0, Markesh Bhatt c&b Ojha 11, Hrishikesh Puranik not out 4; Extras: (1b, 3nb, 19w) 23. Total: (all out in 91.2 overs) 191
Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-28, 3-100, 4-146, 5-159, 6-166, 7-166, 8-166, 9-183.

Bowling: Ashish Gupta 14-0-55-1, Amit Yadav 7-0-22-0, Santosh Agarhari 29-17-27-5, Arif Sunasra 19.1-6-41-2, Rakesh Kanojiya 7-2-19-0, Pankaj Ojha 4-2-5-1, Shudhanshu Mishra 11-4-21-1

Rizvi Springfield (2nd innings): Ashish Srivastav lbw Pathaniya 0, Pankaj Ojha batting 8, Shudhanshu Mishra batting 0. Extras: 4. Total: (for one wkt in 10 overs) 12.
Fall of wicket: 1-11
Bowling: Adesh Pathaniya 5-2-3-1, Hrishikesh Puranik 3-2-8-0, Rohan Amladi 2-2-0-0

Rane, Raghavan slam tons
A century by Rohit Rane (124: 14×4) and half centuries by Maharashtra Ranji player Nikhil Dixit (72: 8×4), left-hander Amit Dhulap (61: 9×4), and Anant Tiwari (batting 55: 9×4) helped Varun Shipping to pile 367 for five against Mumbai Customs on the first day of the three day Times Shield B Division Cricket Tournament at the Karnatak ground, Cross Maidan here on Tuesady.

The third wicket pair of Dixit and Dhulap overcame the early loss of openers to add 122 runs. After the departure of these two, Rane and Tiwari put on 144 runs for the fifth wicket.

A 199-run stand for the fourth wicket between centurion CKV Raghavan (batting 140: 21×4, 2×6) and CD Thomson (75: 9×4) enabled Indian Navy to score 313 for 6 against New India Assurance.

A six-wicket haul by medium-pacer Manish Sakhalkar (6-70) was instrumental in Union Bank restricting Bank of Maharashtra to 177. In reply, Union Bank were 61 for 1 at close of play.

The day’s best bowling performance came from veteran left-arm spinner Kirit Patel. He took seven wickets for 68 runs off 21 overs to bowled out Chowgule for 257. But Chowgule hit back to capture four Bank of India wickets for 52 runs.

Jaideep Narse of Central Bank was unlucky to miss his century by seven runs as his side notched 275 against Mumbai Port Trust. Medium-pacer Ashish Mahadeshwar (3-79) and Sanjeev Shrivastav (5-74) did most of the damage.

Half centuries by Raju Govekar (66), Sudhir Sawant (53) and Sunil Malik (64) helped B Arunkumar to post 325 for 8 against Dena Bank. Left-arm spinner Prashant Sawant was the pick of the bowlers with 5-77.
Brief scores: Group A — Bank of Maharashtra 177 (Sangam Lad 42; Manish Sakhalkar 6-70, Pradeep Sundaram 3-35) vs Union Bank 61-1. Indian Navy 313-6 (CKV Ragahvan batting 140, CD Thomson 75) vs New India Assurance.
Group B: Central Bank 275 (Jaideep Narse 93, Arvind Ahir 33, Abhay Satoskar 56 not out; Ashish Mahadeshwar 3-79, Sanjeev Srivastav 5-74) vs Mumbai Port Trust 48-2. Chowgule 257 (Gourish Phadte 53, Darshan Shivalkar 31, Dhananjay Patil 40, Nitin Kalekar 46; Kirit Patel 7-68) vs Bank of India 52-4.Group C: Varun Shipping 367-5

(Nikhil Dixit 72, Amit Dhulap 61, Rohit Rane 124, Anand Tiwari batting 55) vs Mumbai Customs. B Arunkumar 325-8 (Ujwal Tari 35, Arun Taralkar 37, Raju Govekar 66, Sudhir Sawant 53, Sunil Malik 64; Prashant Sawant 5-77) vs Dena Bank.
Group D: Reserve Bank 228 (Jitendra Bhosle 30, S Korgaonkar 57, Rajesh More 43, Suresh Keer 30; Vinay Dandekar 4-33, Jaydeep Gharat 3-64) vs BSES. State Bank 266-7 (Rupak Mulye 53, Sudhir Patil 51, Sachin Dange 42, Ashish Bhatt batting 32; Hakim Khan 3-75) vs Bharat Petroleum.