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Alwarpet notch up big victory

Alwarpet CC crushed Young Stars CC by 126 runs in a VA Parthasarathy Memorial Trophy match at SSN College.

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CHENNAI : Alwarpet CC crushed Young Stars CC by 126 runs in a VA Parthasarathy Memorial Trophy match at SSN College.
At SSN: Sanmar Alwarpet 168 in 44.5 ovs (S Swaminathan 3/38, R Vishaal 3/42) bt Kalpathi Young Stars 42 in 14.5 ovs (R Suthesh 8/27). At MAC: India Cements Grand Slam 216/9 in 50 ovs (Bhargav Merai 95 n.o) lost to India Cements Vijay 217/5 in 43.3 ovs (M Shahrukh Khan 89 n.o). At IIT Chemplast: Nelson 351/7 in 50 ovs (Swapnil K Singh 89) bt Sanmar Jolly Rovers 283 in 44.4 ovs (B Aparajith 91; W Antony Dhas 4/47).

At TI Murugappa: Kalpathi Crom Best 238/7 in 50 ovs (Kaushik U Ram 91) lost to TI Cycles 240/3 in 45.3 ovs (S Aravind 86). At Pachaiyappa’s: MRF Globe Trotters 276 in 50 ovs (Sumant Jain 69) bt Take Solutions MRC A 176 in 39.1 ovs (NS  Chaturved 77). At CPT-IP: India Pistons 272/8 in 50 ovs (GV Vignesh 80; Prasanth Parameswaran 4/46) bt MCC 231/9 in 50 ovs.

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