Bowlers give Rose Zone the edge on opening day

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Chandigarh, November 7

A fine bowling spell by Aayush (4/25) and Armaan (2/9) helped Rose Zone restrict Sukhna Zone to a below par 116 on the opening day of their U-16 Multi-Day Cricket Tournament match here today.

Harshul (50) was the top scorer for Sukhna Zone.

In reply, Rose Zone were batting on 156/4 at the close of opening day’s play. Abhimanyu made 73 runs, while Neeraj contributed 35 runs to the total.

In another match, Divyansh hit a strokeful 101 to guide Rock Zone to 306/8 against Plaza Zone on Day 1.

Harsimran (45) and Vivek (38) also made useful contributions Rock Zone’s total. Parmeet and Manraj took two wickets each for Plaza Zone.

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