Times of India will play Antares in the final of the Adclub- Sportstar T20 cricket tournament organised by the Seven Star Cricket Association.
The scores: Semifinals:Times of India 143 for seven in 20 overs (Kannan 39, Rizwan 27, Karthikeyan 25, Suresh three for 22) bt Red 78 in 15.5 overs (Iyyappan three for 12).
Antares 183 for nine in 20 overs (Senthil 67, Venkat 33, Vivek three for 34) bt Sakshi-Jagathi 69 in 13.2 overs (Venkat three for 8, Bala three for 26).
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Sakshi-Jagathi 131 in 18 overs (Arvind 52, Karthik four for 36) bt Group M Media 82 for four in 18 overs (Vivek 28).
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Sundaresan (66) starred for T. Nagar Social Club in its five-wicket win over Indira Nagar Club in the final of the Singaram Trophy recently.
The scores: Final: Indira Nagar Club 157 for four in 20 overs (K. Venkatesan 54 n.o., Louie Marieno 41, P.R. Venkata Subramanian three for 18) lost to T. Nagar Social Club 162 for five 18.5 overs (Sundaresan 66, V. Ba. Venkatesh 42 n.o., K. Venkatesh three for 36);
Semifinals: MCC ‘B' 92 in 18.3 overs (Gautham Gopal 42, G.K. Swaminathan four for four, K. Venkatesan three for nine, C. Naveen three for 17) lost to Indira Nagar Club 93 for two in 14.2 overs (G. Shyam Sundar 54); Madras Gymkhana Club ‘A' 137 for eight in 20 overs (M. Shivaram 52, Rajasekar 42, Ramachandran three for 21) lost to T. Nagar Social Club 138 for four 14.4 overs (Sundaresan 76, Balaji Ramanathan 41 n.o.).
All-round show by Aravind
Aravind Srinivasan (60 and three for 20) helped Mylapore Club defeat Alumni Club by seven wickets in the Alumni Bahwan-CyberTek T20 cricket.
The scores: Alumni Club 135 for six in 20 overs (P.C. Prakash 59 n.o., Aravind Srinivasan three for 20) lost to Mylapore Club 140 for three in 17.3 overs (Aravind Srinivasan 60, T.A. Karthik 39); Gandhinagar 90 in 17.5 overs (C.R. Suresh three for 21, Sathiyajith Madappa three for nine) lost to MCC 91 for one in 9.2 overs (K. Ravishankar 68 n.o.); Madras Club 94 in 17.5 overs (Adithya Srikanth 46, Sandeep Srinivasan three for 17) lost to Mylapore Club 95 for no loss in 14.4 overs (Aravind Srinivasan 61); Madras Club 134 for seven in 20 overs (Adithya Srikanth 34, Md. Asif Ali 46 n.o.) lost to Alumni Club 137 for one in 16.3 overs (P.C. Prakash 78 n.o., M.S. Suraj 57 n.o.); T. Nagar Social Club 111 for eight in 20 overs (V. Ba Venkatesh 44, Nishanth five for 21) lost to Gandhinagar 112 for seven in 18 overs (Akhil 31); Presidency 147 in 20 overs (Vijay Nirmal 36, Kumaran four for 20, V.P. Raman four for 27) lost to Madras Gymkhana Club 148 for three in 18.5 overs (V.P. Raman 55 n.o., Kumaran 37 n.o.).
Sivakumar shines
M.K. Sivakumar (68) helped UFCC (T. Nagar) register a 12-run win over India Pistons CC on the first day of the BSA Hercules T20 League Cup cricket.
The scores: UFCC (T. Nagar) 156 for four 20 overs (M.K. Sivakumar 68, Anirudh Kasturi 51) bt India Pistons 144 in 19.2 overs (B. Vijayarahul 45, R. Srinivasan 30, R. Raghuram three for 25); Falcon 154 in 19.4 overs (Sambasiva Sarma 49, D. Harshavardhan 32) lost to Globe Trotters 155 for five in 18.4 overs (X. Thalaivan Sargunam 60, S. Anirudha 53).
Hat-trick by Gideon
John Gideon (five for 13) took a hat-trick as St. John's International Residential School defeated Pon Vidyasharam by 127 runs in the semifinal of the Team Spirit T20 (under-16) cricket tournament.
The scores: Semifinal: St. John's International 207 or five in 20 overs (D. Sudan 51, S. Vivek 31, Riyas Mohd. 31) bt Pon Vidyasharam 80 in 12.2 overs (John Gideon five for 13, Shivam Kislay three for 15).
Veera bats well
B. Veera Jayachandran (68) helped Nellai Nadar defeat PSBB (KK Nagar) by five wickets in the TSN T20 tourna
The scores: Santhome HSS 152 for six in 20 overs (C. Karthik 28, Kaushik Ram 34, R. Kamalakannan 37, N.Satish four for 43) bt PSS School 124 for eight in 20 overs (M.S. Suraj 28, K. Ravikumar three for 21, B. Nishanth three for 26);
PSBB (K.K. Nagar) 145 for seven in 20 overs (Karthik Ganesh 36, A. Adithya 47, M. Prabhu Sastha three for 25) lost to Nellai Nadar 146 for five in 18.2 overs (B. Veera Jayachandran 68).