Gen Secretary-XI beat Chairman XI by 8 wkts

R C TIKOO CRICKET TOURNAMENT

Srinagar Aug 6: In the ongoing R C Tikoo cricket tournament General Secretary Reds XI defeated Chairman XI by eight wickets at SK Cricket Stadium here on Saturday.
 The brilliant bowling by General Secretary XI ripped through the batting line of Chairman XI which confined them to a modest total of 115 runs while losing all their wickets.
 Chairman XI won the toss and decided to bat first. With the help of Aditya Pratap Singh who scored 32 runs and Vijay Dogra with 29 runs, Chariman XI reached 115 runs in 35 overs.
 It was Behzad, Sameer and Amair Aziz who did the damage to Chairman XI by scalping three wickets each.
 In reply, the General Secretary XI romped home in only 21 overs while losing only two wickets.
 Opener Omar Nazir hit 44 runs while as his partner Muneer Ahamd fell early scoring only four runs.
 Another batsman Nadeem provide good support to Omar Nisar while scoring 18 runs. After he fell, the opener Omar was joined by Amir Ashraf and the duo took the team to victory. Both Omar and Amir remained not out. Amir contrubited 35 runs for his team.
 The bowlers of the Chairman XI did not pose any threat to the winning team as only Arshid and Aditya Pratap Sing took one wicket each. The tournament is being organized by Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association at SK Cricket Stadium.

Lastupdate on : Sat, 6 Aug 2011 21:30:00 Makkah time
Lastupdate on : Sat, 6 Aug 2011 18:30:00 GMT
Lastupdate on : Sun, 7 Aug 2011 00:00:00 IST




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