Day One boys U-16 Harris Shield semi-final between defending champions Al-Barkaat Malik (Kurla) and IES VN Sule Guruji English Medium (Dadar) saw 17 wickets fall with two spinners stealing the show at Cross Maidan yesterday.
<img title="Rajesh Sardar and Anmol Tare" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/jan/28Rajesh-Sardar-1.jpg" alt="Rajesh Sardar and Anmol Tare" /> Rajesh Sardar and Anmol Tare
Electing to bat, Al-Barkaat were bundled out for just 159 runs in their first innings with Altamas Khan remaining unbeaten on a 92- ball 52. Off-spinner Anmol Tare ensured the Kurla team didn't bat long with his scalp of 6/54, that also included four maiden overs.
In reply, the Dadar were in disarray thanks largely to the efforts of left-arm spinner Rajesh Sardar, who picked up 5/19 to leave VN Sule struggling on 69/7 at the end of the day's play, with Fahad Patel remaining unbeaten on 26. VN Sule trail Al-Barkaat by 90 runs. Sardar later said that he always knew the opposition would struggle batting second.
"It was a turning track so I knew that the opposition would be under pressure trying to get past our score. Deliberately pitched it outside off and the ploy worked," said Rajesh Sardar.

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Day One boys U-16 Harris Shield semi-final between defending champions Al-Barkaat Malik (Kurla) and IES VN Sule Guruji English Medium (Dadar) saw 17 wickets fall with two spinners stealing the show at Cross Maidan yesterday

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