Prince steers HC team to victory

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Panchkula, September 27

A quick-fire knock by Prince Pandey (60 off 35 balls) enabled Punjab & Haryana High Court beat Chandigarh Police by five wickets in the 2nd HSWC Inter Departmental Premier League Cricket Tournament for the Atul Maheshwari Trophy today.

Batting first, Chandigarh Police scored 148 runs in the allotted 20 overs with the help of Kapil Punia (91 off 60 balls). Sandeep Bhatt remained the successful bowler by taking 2/31. In reply, the Punjab and Haryana High Court team achieved the target in the 19th over. Pandey (60), Deepak Singh Bisht (22), Gurdeep Singh Rana (17) and Ess Kay (17) ensured win.

In the second match, Secretariat Challenger defeated Haryana Prison Department by nine wickets. Batting first, Haryana Prison Department bundled out for 68 runs, while Secretariat Challengers scored 71/1 in 14 overs.

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