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Kurukshetra lads win cricket title

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:52 PM Apr 15, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 14

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The Kurukshetra District Cricket Association defeated Chandigarh Cricket Academy by one wicket to win the 3rd Panna Lal Memorial U-23 Cricket Tournament.

Batting first, Chandigarh Cricket Academy scored 184 runs before getting all out in 36.1 overs. Nehal Pajni (63) was the top scorer for the side, followed by other performers, including Rajan (47), Amit Shukla (21) and Aman (15). Rishant Kohli claimed a five wicket haul for the bowling side, while Anubhav (2/17) and Kush (1/33) were the other notable performers for the side.

In reply, the Kurukshetra District Cricket Association scored 187/9 in 39.3 overs. Manish (33), Harsh (28), Rohit (26) and Rishant Kohli (19) were the main scorers for the side. Shubham Sheokhand (3/35), Harish (2/24), Paras (2/38), Amit Shukla (1/16) and Nehal Pajni (1/53) were the main wicket-takers for the bowling side.

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