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Vikas bags five wickets

NEW DELHI: A five-wicket haul by Vikas Hatwala helped Telefunken Club to a six-wicket victory over Haryana Academy in the semifinals of the Om Parkash Saini memorial cricket tournament in Rani Bagh.

The scores:

Haryana Academy 96 in 23 overs (Vikas Hatwala five for 20) lost to Telefunken CC 102 for four in 27 overs.

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