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In the second match, Strawberry Fields School (Sector 26) defeated Global Wisdom (B-team) by four wickets. Batting first, the Derabassi team scored 85/8 in 25 overs with the help of Paras (36) and Dipanshu (10). Sarthak (4/21) and Keshav Pratap (2/17) were the main wicket takers for the side. In reply, Strawberry School posted 86/4 wickets in 13.4 overs. Angad scored an unbeaten 37 runs, while Udayveer (14) was the other main scorer for the side. Gaurav and Paras claimed one wicket each.

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