06 May,2024 04:23 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
DY Patil’s Shivani Lokhande
All-rounder Shivani Lokhande played a stellar role with bat and ball (unbeaten 35 runs and 5-17) to guide Dr DY Patil SA to record a 78-run victory over John Bright CC in a Group A match of the MCA Women's knockout cricket tournament at the Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana, Kandivli, on Monday.
Batting first, DY Patil posted a challenging total of 157-8 in 35 overs. Khushi Thakkar's 49 too helped boost the innings. Siddhi Kamte (2-21) and Vaidehi Pofale (2-33) were the pick of the bowlers.
Later, spinner Shivani tormented the John Bright batters and bagged five wickets to bowl them out for a mere 79 in 23.1 overs to clinch a
convincing win.
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