Mohali boys go down to Rest of Punjab

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Aug 24, 2021 IST

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Mohali, August 23

Aryan Bhatia’s all-round performance was not enough for Mohali as the hosts lost their One-Day Trophy match against Rest of Punjab U-19 at IS Bindra PCA Stadium here today.

Opting to bat, Mohali scored 230/7 in 50 overs with Bhatia hitting a quick-fire 50-ball 67.

Jaiveer Bhinder (40) and Sanraj Singh (23) also made useful contributions to the total. Randeep Singh (2/28) and Uday Pratap (2/47) took two wickets each for Rest of Punjab.

Chasing a revised target of 221 runs in 47 overs after a rain interruption, Rest of Punjab rode on Karmanpreet Singh and Uday Pratap’s knocks to reach home without any fuss.

While Karmanpreet scored 78 runs, Uday hit a solid 77.

For Mohali, Harshdeep Singh (2/32) and Bhatia (2/40) took two wickets each.

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