Kamtekar pilots PYC home

PUNE, May 20: A quickfire century by middle-order batsman Digvijay Kamtekar (119) powered PYC Gymkhana to a four wicket win over Parsi Gymkh...

PUNE, May 20: A quickfire century by middle-order batsman Digvijay Kamtekar (119) powered PYC Gymkhana to a four wicket win over Parsi Gymkhana in the under-19 Mahajan Trophy cricket tournament here today.

Parsi Gymkhana, opting to bat, managed to score 158-runs for five with the help of an unbeaten half-century by Mohammed Imran (57), after a shaky start.PYC Gymkhana, while chasing this target, also got off to a similar start. However, the well-timed century by Digvijay Kamtekar rescued PYC from the trouble and lead to a comfortable four wicket win.

BRIEF SCORES
(U-19: Mahajan Trophy)Parsi Gymkhana: 158 for 5 (Mohammed Imran 57 n.o., Azaz Sheikh 29, Arjun Chavan 18, D Kamtekar 2/24) lost to PYC Gymkhana: 159 for 6 (Ranjeet Kamtekar 39, Jaideep Godbole 28, Nikhil Pande 24, Digvijay 119).(U-16: Ganla Trophy)
J N PEtit: 215 for 3 (Azim Golandaz 68, Swapnil Tayade 42, Vivek Bibve 88, Harshal Gaikwad 1/40) beat Wills XI: 73 (Harshal Gaikwad 24, Parag More 4/14, Rahul Lokhande 2/11).
Anglo Urdu: 175 for 6 (Jahir Attar 41, Rizwan Khan 38, Sagar Khade 20, Mayur Borde 2/21, Amit Kadam 2/5) lost to Poona Club: 177 for 4 (Amit Kadam 42 n.o., Pavan Kataria 26, Sarfraz Syed 18, Zahir Sheikh 2/12, Sagar Khan 1/20).(U-14: Mathurawala Trophy) S P C C: 215 for 6 (Ajay Dhekane 52, Sagar Kude 46) beat PCB: 89 (Sanket Kamble 26).
Ingulkar XI: 174 for 7 (Kiran Nangare 36, Ashis Khaladkar 40, G Deepak 2/14) beat Stadium Cricket Club: 98 (Prashant 34, Ashis Khaladkar 3/15).Patil XI: 92 (Rohan Adalak 31, Tushar Bhutala 2/10, Sagar Ingulkar 3/5) lost to Saras XI: 93 for 2 (Sanket Puranik 39, Aniruddha Dhumal 19).

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