- Cricket Mantra team won the title
- Beat Sulakshan Kulkarni Academy by three wickets
- Swar Bhoslela Best Player Honour
Cricket is not just about skill and execution, it requires hard work, discipline and dedication. Former Indian captain Dilip Vengsarkar expressed the opinion that a player can reach the peak of success only on the strength of these qualities. A. held at Vengsarkar Cricket Academy ground in Chembur-Mahul. Y. M. He was speaking at the prize distribution ceremony of Syntex Under 16 Boys Cricket Tournament.
On this occasion Mandar Phadke, Chairman of Mumbai Under-19 Selection Committee, also gave valuable advice to the young cricketers. While playing any cricket match, one should aim to score a century in batting and five wickets in bowling, he said. Phadke also explained that while selecting the players, the selection committee mainly focuses on whether the batsman consistently scores big runs and whether the bowler takes five or more wickets.
Vengsarkar, echoing Phadke's sentiments, urged the players to cultivate the spirit of hard work, discipline and dedication along with their skills on the field.
Swar Bhosle's 35 runs in the final match
Meanwhile, in the final match of the tournament, the Cricket Mantras team defeated the Sulakshan Kulkarni Cricket Academy team by three wickets to win the title. Batting first, Sulakshan Kulkarni Cricket Academy's innings ended for just 87 runs. In this match of 40 overs, his team was all out in 22.4 overs.
Swar Bhosle took five wickets for 35 runs and Shaurya Navale took four wickets for 26 runs to break the backs of the opponents' batting. Only Harsh Menon (12), Dhir Chhajer (11) and Arnav Kore (15 not out) managed to reach double figures.
In reply, the Cricket Mantra team got off to a good start with Neil Bhatt (13) and Dharkhya Prabhu (26) opening with 44 runs. However, after that, the team became 53 for five. That created a lot of color in the match. In such a situation, Shaurya Navale sealed the team's victory by scoring 12 runs unbeaten. Cricket Mantras won the title by scoring 88 for seven in 22.4 overs.
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4 wickets from Tanil Sali
For Sulakshan Kulkarni Cricket Academy, Tanish Sali took four wickets for 20 runs and Aryan Mandora took three wickets for 19 runs. However, his efforts were not enough to help the team win.
Man of the match award was given to Swar Bhosle. Nisarga Chaudhary of MCC, Santacruz team was selected as the best player of the tournament. The best batsman award went to Vengsarkar Cricket Academy, Mahul's Kushal Satardekar, who scored 195 runs, while the best bowler award went to Sulakshan Kulkarni Cricket Academy's Aryan Mandora. Neil Bhatt of Cricket Mantras won the best fielder award.
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Mumbai Under-19 Selection Committee Chairman Mandar Phadke and former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar felicitated the individual award winners along with the winning team.