Route Mobile was once again well served by their skipper Prithvi Shaw as they beat Take Sports by 80 runs in the 19th DY Patil T20 Cup at the DY Patil University Ground in Nerul on Wednesday.
After opting to bat, Sagar Chabria (66: 33b, 7×4, 3×6) added 82 runs for the opening wicket with skipper Shaw (65: 25b, 13×4, 2×6). Towards the end Shams Mulani stroked a quickfire 59 off 34 balls with nine boundaries and a six. Route Mobile ended on 232 for four in their 20 overs. In their response Take Sports was bowled out for 152.
In the other games at the DY Patil Ground in Talegaon, Lalit Yadav’s all-round show (40 & 2-31) helped Income Tax beat DY Patil Blue by 27 runs. For DY Patil Blue, Arjun Tendulkar’s fine spell of 2-23 went in vain.
Earlier in the day at the University Ground in Nerul, Nirlon prevailed over Canara by 16 runs. At the Reliance Ground in Talegaon, CAG thumped Central Railway by nine wickets.
BRIEF SCORES
At DY Patil University Ground, Nerul
Group C: Nirlon 207-6 in 20 overs (Bhupen Lalwani 64, Agni Chopra 57; MG Naveen 3-29) bt Canara Bank 191 in 19.3 overs (Smaran R 65, Hardik Raj 37; Ashok Sharma 3-26, Sourabh Singh 2-37, Zaid Patankar 2-32)-by 16 runs
Group A: Route Mobile 232-4 in 20 overs (Sagar Chabria 66, Prithvi Shaw 65, Shams Mulani 59; Sasi 2-31) bt Take Sports 152 in 19.1 overs (Ravi Teja 43, Atul 39; Sylvester D’Souza 2-10, Mohit Redkar 2-26, Dhrumil Matkar 2-31, Shafeequddin 2-22)- by 80 runs
At Reliance Ground, Ghansoli
Group B: Central Railway 143-4 in 20 overs (Nilkanth Parab 37, Praveen Deshetti 31) lost to CAG 144-1 in 15 overs (Varun Lavande 86 n.o., Writik Chatterjee 54 n.o.)-by nine wickets
At DY Patil Ground, Talegaon
Group D: Income Tax 199-5 in 20 overs (Urvi Patel 99, Lalit Yadav 40 n.o.; Arjun Tendulkar 2-23) bt DY Patil Blue 172 in 19.5 overs (Shashank Singh 51, Ripal Patel 36; KV Sasikant 3-38, Saurabh Dubey 3-36, Lalit Yadav 2-31)-by 27 runs
Group A: Tata 163-7 in 20 overs (Gaurish Jadhav 38 n.o., Chinmay Sutar 34; Pradyumn Sanan 3-38, Musheer Khan 2-26) lost to DY Patil Red 164-3 in 16.2 overs (Aman Khan 50, Siddharth Patidar 43)-by seven wickets
