Hyderabad: Run-scoring dominated the third round in the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s ‘A’ Division, highlighted by P. Nitish Reddy’s double century for Deccan Wanderers. Aman Rao followed with an unbeaten 165 for EMCC.
The ‘B’ Division produced a flood of outstanding individual performances, with six centuries and six five-wicket hauls. Kanchumoji Karthik’s 157 was the highest of the round while Bunny Jagam, Rajveer Thapar, Jupalli Ritik, Namann Dayala, Arjun N. C. and Ashish Sawariya also reached three figures.
Three six-wicket hauls came from B. Jeevan, D. Sai Rithwik, Karthik Kuchipudi, M. Sai Prateek and Tanay Jaddu, while Venkata Adhira P. and Bhoomakaran Reddy collected five-fors.
Brief Scores:
Round-3, Day 2:
Deccan Wanderers 409/6 in 57 overs (P. Nitish Reddy 203 — 176b, 16×4, 10×6, Rishiket Sisodia 33) bt Central Excise 263/3 in 57 overs (Varun Vinod 110 n.o. — 162b, 11×4, 1×6, Shaumik Kapoor 86).
Charminar 308 in 66.4 overs lost to EMCC 314/2 in 20 overs (Aman Rao P. 165 n.o. — 165b, 26×4, 2×6, A. Avanish Rao 71, Pragnay Reddy 52 n.o.).
Budding Star 229/2 in 50 overs (A. Jai Ram Kasyap 109 n.o. — 134b, 13×4, 3×6, S. Vibhaan Adithya Varma 73 n.o.) bt Hyderabad Bottling 109 in 24.1 overs (G. Aryan Reddy 32, Shashank C. 3/20, Pranav Varma 5/43 — 9-0-43-5).
SCRSA 196 in 38.3 overs (Shaik Sameer 70, Nihaal Reddy 54, Md Abdul Adnan 3/41, N. Ritesh 4/36) drew with Deccan Chronicle 68/7 in 19 overs (A. Sai Ardrit Reddy 5/16 — 6-2-16-5).
Combined District-1 117 in 35.2 overs lost to Jai Hanuman 117/3 in 23.3 overs (Sai Purnanand Rao 46, Ananth Prateek Reddy 54).
Cambridge XI 256 in 64.1 overs bt Imperial 188 in 41.4 overs (VVS Sarvajit 31, K. Bhagath Varma 3/40, Ammaar Ayub 4/28).
Combined District-2 230 in 64.3 overs lost to MP Colts 234/4 in 49.2 overs (S. Vaishnav Reddy 61, Rahul Radhesh 88, Mickil Jaiswal 37).
AOC vs Evergreen — Day 2 called off without a ball being bowled due to wet outfield.
Round-3, Day-2:
Elegant 388/9 in 64 overs (Kanchumoji Karthik 157 — 164b, 20×4, 5×6, Eshan 84, Uthkarsh Vinayak 4/79) bt Sayi Satya 283/8 in 64 overs (Rushil Adithya K. 41, G. Mohit Raj 50, J.A. Prem Raj 53, Ankit Agarwal 58 n.o.).
Deccan Arsenals 234 in 61.2 overs (Rajveer Thapar 105 — 157b, 15×4, B. Jeevan 31, Md Muqeeth Uddin 4/35) bt Mahbubnagar 157 in 52 overs (S. Varshith Reddy 36, Swaroop Stephen G. 3/23, B. Jeevan 6/32 — 10-2-32-6).
WMCC 260 in 70.5 overs (Karthika K. 61, Nihal Reddy N. 5/37 — 12-1-27-5) bt CCOB 117 in 46.2 overs (Y. Kaushik Kumar 36, Subham 4/23, Karthik Kuchipudi 6/23 — 12.2-5-23-6).
Future Stars 438 in 75 overs bt Zinda Tilismath 96 in 40 overs (J. Manideep 34, M. Sai Prateek 6/25 — 12-3-25-6, Mohd Rafeeque 3/35).
Hyderabad Blues 254 in 70.2 overs (Devashvith Yadav 34, Aabhijay V. 35, P. Satya Srikar 3/23, R. Ramateja 3/26) bt HUCC 109 in 34 overs (Tanay Jaddu 6/26 — 11-5-26-6).
Apex 225 in 29.3 overs (Jupalli Ritik 100 — 51b, 1×4, 3×6, P. Shaunak Ram 54, D. Sai Rithwik 6/37 — 6-0-37-6) bt Manchester 110/8 in 30 overs (Swargam Suraj 3/22, Puram Ishan 3/11).
Raju CC 311 in 80.1 overs bt Khammam 273 in 54.5 overs (Bunny Jagam 108 — 117b, 10×4, 1×6, G. Prasanna Kumar 31, Venkata Adhira P. 5/59 — 15-1-59-5).
Classic 376/7 in 60 overs (Namann Dayala 102 — 135b, 11×4, Sarthak Khadse 36, Pranay Aheer 38) bt Cheerful Chums 203/9 in 60 overs (Mokshith Gandham 60, Arjun N. C. 100 n.o. — 108b, 14×4, 1×6).
Visaka 225 in 62.1 overs (Ronak S. Ramchandani 54, T. Kamal Swaroop 32, Bhoomakaran Reddy 5/29 — 12.1-2-29-5) lost to Jai Bhagwathi 227/2 in 48.3 overs (Puneeth Sai M. 42, Ashish Sawariya 101 n.o. — 136b, 11×4, 1×6).
Rohit XI 467/6 in 90 overs bt Crown 118 in 34.5 overs (Utkarsh 5/36 — 9-1-36-5).
Warangal District 215 in 69 overs bt New Blues 80 in 37.4 overs (G. Saikumar 3/8, B. Santosh 3/21).
Nalgonda District 306/9 in 63 overs (M.A. Shoeb Amaan 53, M. Laxmikanth 42, N. Ravinder 66 n.o., Prathik Chowdary 4/56) bt National 123 in 39 overs (Prudhvi Raj Chouhan 31, G. Smaran 37, Shaik Zaheer Abbas 4/33, Jashwanth Kanneboina 3/1).
Rakesh XI 322 in 69.4 overs bt Osmania University 186 in 65.1 overs (K. Dheeraj Reddy 58, Midun Mote 4/50).
Agarwal Seniors 276 in 61.4 overs bt Saleem Nagar 123 in 52.1 overs (Satvik 64, Darshan Reddy V. 3/34, Vamshi Krishna N. 4/22, Raja Shekar B. 3/6).
Concorde 124 in 38 overs (P. Harshdeep 31, M. Abyan 3/21) lost to Deccan Blues 128/1 in 18.1 overs (Nayani Anish Reddy 50 n.o., K. Karthik Reddy 52 n.o.).
Khalsa 58/1 in 10.1 overs drew with Income Tax.
Oxford Blues 309 in 61.5 overs (Krish Garapati 47, Sunny Pawar 3/65, Darsh Kumar 3/46) bt Megacity 208/7 in 65 overs (Trishik Gupta 70, G. Rakesh Sekhar 61, Pisu Adithya Reddy 41).
Secunderabad Nawabs 116/9 in 30 overs (Avinash Reddy K. 32, Sesha Sai Sarath 39) lost to Nizamabad District 119/5 in 19.4 overs (Dama Ajith Raja 57 n.o.).
Sri Chakra 113 in 34.2 overs (M. Durga Ujwal 34, N. Nitesh Naik 3/25, K. Akhil 3/20) lost to Mahmood 114/0 in 25.4 overs (Akhileshwar Reddy S. 53 n.o., RBS Naga Trivikram 52 n.o.).
Ensconse 220/8 in 35 overs (Mohd Junaid Ali 68) drew with Postal 146/3 in 27 overs (N. Jyothi Saikrishna 35, Nishanth Yadav S. 52).
Kosaraju 172 in 32.1 overs (Shaik Rehaan Roshan 92, Lokesh Myaka 30, Mathews B. 3/19) bt Hyd Titans 140 in 32.3 overs (Rohan Boppana 37, Yoginath U. 60, Bharath Kumar A. 3/28).
Adilabad 181/8 in 30 overs (Ade Santosh 38, R. Sri Charan 32, N. Sri Harsha 3/44) drew with Ours 25/0 in 6.1 overs.
Beema 86 in 29.3 overs (T. Deekshith 4/15, Parth Sharma 3/13) lost to PKMCC 89/3 in 18 overs (Abhay Gopinathan Nair 37).
Vijay Hanuman 237/7 in 50 overs (Syed Shoaib Armaan 60, C. Lehar Vishal 32, Sai Thanishq K. 3/41, P. Ruthish Reddy 3/40) bt Continental 146 in 34.1 overs (Gopala Varun 32, SSVV Nanda Kumar 4/28, Dhruva Advaith 4/41).
Venus Cybertech vs Gouds XI; Medak vs Team Speed — Day 2 called off without a ball being bowled due to wet ground conditions.
Mahender Banoth from the winning team was adjudged Player of the Match.
On Thursday, Telangana will take on Gujarat in their second game of the tournament.
DC Correspondent
Hyderabad, July 28
The boys from Birla Blazers started on the winning note as they stormed past Keesara Kings in the Sub-Junior & Youth League being conducted by The Hyderabad District Basketball Association at YMCA Secunderabad.
Blazers boys crushed the Kings 43-18 after leading 16-14 at half-time.
Playing a fast paced game, the Blazers took a 10-2 lead at the end of the first quarter. Kings regrouped in the second and scored 12 points.
After a change of ends the Blazers tightened their defence, restricting Kings to just two points and in turn played a fast paced game to score 17 points and take a decisive 23-16 lead at end of the third quarter.
Brief Scores (Youth — Boys): Birla Blazers 43 (Krishna 15, Shaarav 12, Chaitresh 5) bt Keesara Kings 18 (Alex 5, Rohit 3). Half-time: 16-14.
Hyderabad, July 28
Hosts Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) emerged overall champions of the Pencak Silat discipline at the 11th All-India Police Judo Cluster Championship being organised under the aegis of the All India Police Sports Control Board (AIPSCB) at the GMC Balayogi Indoor Stadium in Gachibowli here on Tuesday.
CISF bagged 12 golds, four silvers and four bronze medals to finish ahead of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB), who tallied eight golds, four silvers and three bronzes. Maharashtra were third with two gold, three silver and four bronze medals.
The Taekwondo (Kyorugi) competition featured sparring bouts across eight weight categories each for men and women. In the Men’s Kyorugi event, CISF emerged champions with four golds, two silvers and two bronzes. Border Security Force (BSF) were runners-up with three golds, one silver and three bronzes. Uttar Pradesh Police finished third with two silvers and two bronzes against their name.
In the women’s Kyorugi event, Uttar Pradesh Police took the top place on the podium with two gold, one silver and two bronze medals. CISF were runners-up with two golds and two bronzes. Assam Rifles finished third with two golds and a bronze medal.
The medal winners of the Taekwondo discipline were felicitated by Vinod Kumar Muppidi, Executive Director, Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL), Kanchanbagh, and Y. Srinivasa Rao, Executive Director, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL).
With Taekwondo and Pencak Silat now concluded, the championship moves into its final discipline — Karate — continuing at Hyderabad until Thursday.
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