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Aarti Ultra Strikers enter semifinal

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:12 AM Feb 28, 2025 IST

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Aarti Ultra Strikers and Anti Culture Army scripted victories in their respective quarterfinals to enter semifinals in the 8th Jain International Trade Organisation (JITO) Premier Cricket League on Thursday.

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On the rain-hit day, only two quarterfinals could be completed, while the other two matches would be held on Friday.

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In the first quarterfinals, Aarti Ultra Strikers beat Sudarshan Tigers by seven wickets. Sarthak Jain of the winning side (60 not out off 20 balls) was declared the player of the match.

The second quarterfinal was played between Anti Culture Army and 3M Super XI in which the former romped home victorious by 38 runs.

Pulkit Jain of Anti Culture Army, who contributed 43 runs in 18 balls and took one wicket, was named the player of the match.

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Two quarterfinals, between CM Smashers and Sweety Smashers, Charlie Strikers and ATC Strikers, will be played tomorrow.

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