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Kushi slams unbeaten 83 in DY Patil’s win

Updated on: 11 May,2024 07:34 AM IST  |  Mumbai
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Khandala registered a competitive total of 219-4 in 35 overs with Deeya Sanghvi top-scoring with 61 followed by Samiksha Kharade (44) Riya Thakur (32) and Sanyukta Kini (28 not out).

Kushi slams unbeaten 83 in DY Patil’s win

DY Patil batter Kushi Thakkar

Opening batter Kushi Thakkar scored an unbeaten 83 to propel DY Patil SA to a fluent seven-wicket win over Khandala CC in a first round match of the MCA Women’s knockout cricket tournament at the Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana, Kandivali Khandala registered a competitive total of 219-4 in 35 overs with Deeya Sanghvi top-scoring with 61 followed by Samiksha Kharade (44) Riya Thakur (32) and Sanyukta Kini (28 not out).


DY Patil made a strong response with Kushi doing the bulk of the scoring. Her 101-ball knock was studded with nine hits to the boundary ropes. Siya Modi (37) and Shivani Lokhande (48) played good supporting roles in the win. Rutuja Wandne (2-37) was Khandala’s most successful bowler.


In another match, Sporting CC snatched a thrilling six-run win over Dombivali CCA. After scoring 180-8 in 35 overs, thanks to  Dhurvi Patel (54) and Tanvee Chavan ( 24*), the victors restricted Dombivali to 174-5. The batting efforts of Lavnya Shetty (64) and Sayali Bhalerao (39) went in vain. Sanika Khairnar (2-30) and Preeti Chaudhari (2-37) toiled for Dombivali with the ball.


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