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Rizwan and Sanghvi shine in ONGC win

NEW DELHI, May 6: A captain's knock of 100 not out by Uttar Pradesh Ranji batsman Rizwan Shamshad and fine bowling by India left-arm spin...

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NEW DELHI, May 6: A captain’s knock of 100 not out by Uttar Pradesh Ranji batsman Rizwan Shamshad and fine bowling by India left-arm spinner Rahul Sanghvi (5 for 35) helped Oil and Natural Gas Corporation beat Young Friends by four wickets to enter the quarterfinal of the 26th Goswami Ganesh Dutt memorial tournament at Hindu College.

Yoginder Negi (34), Pankaj Tyagi (25) and Kshitj (69: 7×4, 1×6, 81b) helped Young Friends reach 207 for nine. Sanghvi was the most successful bowler while medium pacer Amit Bhandari took two wickets.

ONGC lost three wickets for 43 in 10 overs before Rizwan and Gautam Vadhera staged a partial recovery. They lost Sehwag and Amit Sharma cheaply but Rizwan and Mohd Saif carried them past the target. Rizwan was declared the man of the match. Earlier, Young Friends, despite Kshitj;s 69, failed to put up a challenging total and folded to the guile of Sanghvi. ONGC will now meet Collage on Saturday. Brief scores: Young Friends: 207 for 9 (Kshitj 69, Yoginder Negi 34, Pankaj Sharma 25, Amit Bhandari 2 for 37, Rahul Sanghvi 5 for 35). ONGC: 213 for 6 (Rizwan Shamshad 100 not out, Gautam vadhera 32, sandeep Sharma 22).

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