Dr Luthra’s Cricket XI emerge champs

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Chandigarh, July 11

Dr Luthra’s Cricket XI (DLCE) defeated Junior Livewire Coaching Centre by 64 runs to win the final of the Donate Eyes Win Hearts Cricket Cup.

Batting first, DLCE posted 162/5 in 20 overs with the help of Amit (59), Panckaj (32) and Gulab Rubani

(31). Sunny Sachdeva claimed two wickets for the bowling side, while Nitin, Kamal and Sumant Joshi took one each.

In reply, Junior Livewire scored 98 runs before getting all out in 14 overs. Kamal (48) and Pankaj Guleria (11) were the two main contributors for the bowling side.

Pratik claimed three wickets for the bowling side, while Pankaj and Sahib Jit Singh claimed two wickets each. Anand and Harvinder Nain took one wicket each.

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