Cricket: Punjab eves beat Maharashtra to reach semifinals

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Mohali, November 15

The Punjab State Women’s Senior One Day team beat Maharashtra by five wickets to enter the semifinals of the Women’s Senior One Day Trophy 2021-22 in Bengaluru today.

Batting first, Maharashtra scored 120 runs for the loss of nine wickets in 33 overs. MR Marge scored 38 runs. For Punjab, Kanika Ahuja took five wickets for 23 runs and Neelam Bisht scalped two wickets for 19 runs. In reply, Punjab achieved the target (122 runs) for the loss of five wickets in 29.3 overs. Skipper Taniya Bhatia scored unbeaten 39 runs and Neelam Bisht made unbeaten 36 runs . Punjab will play their semifinal on November 18. — TNS

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