U-16 Cricket Tourney: Ludhiana claim 62-run lead

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Updated At : 01:03 PM Aug 22, 2021 IST

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Mohali, August 21

Ludhiana lads registered a 62-run lead over Amritsar in the ongoing multi-day Punjab State Inter-District U-16 Cricket Tournament.

Chasing 139 runs, Amritsar lads resumed their innings from 64/2 and went on to score 165 runs in 86.5 overs. Aishveer (48) was the top scorer for the side, while Rishabh Gupta and Varinder Viru scored 29 runs each. Karanjot Singh (6/47) and Anmoljit Singh (3/45) were the most successful wicket takers for the bowling side.

In reply, Ludhiana scored 88/9 in 56.6 overs at the draw of stumps. Armaan Walia (37) was the highest scorer for the side. Karanjot (6/19) was the highest wicket taker for the bowling side.

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