YSCA get better of Dashmesh Cricket Academy

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Amritsar, March 2

Yuvraj Singh Cricket Academy (YSCA) beat Dashmesh Cricket Academy in the Richcook Junior Cricket Tournament on Tuesday. After winning the toss, YSCA opened the innings and posted a target of 189 runs for four in 30 overs. The players of Dashmesh Academy could not withstand the bowling attack and tight fielding by the victorious team and were bowled out for 107.

In another fixture played at the Gandhi ground, Bhanot 11 thrashed SSV Cricket Academy. SSV had won the toss and elected to bat first. However, they could not post an impressive target and were all out for 88 in 20 overs.

Balwinder Singh of Bhanot 11 took five wickets followed by Prabhjot Singh who scalped four. Bhanot 11 successfully chased the target by scoring 89 for a loss of five in 21 overs.

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