Maharashtra’s cricket scene is set for an electrifying showdown with two major tournaments this April. The Chhatrapati Cricket Trophy (April 4-22) and the Cricsports Tournament (April 25-30) will bring together 32 teams and nearly 60 matches across the state. These events are not only crucial for local players to showcase their skills but also provide an important platform for emerging talent to gain visibility.
The Chhatrapati Cricket Trophy, spanning 31 matches, features a mix of seasoned players and rising stars, offering intense competition that could change the careers of many young athletes. Following closely, the Cricsports Tournament promises a fast-paced week of 27 matches, with teams eager to make their mark.
Among the standout players to watch are Ranjeet Chavhan (Ranji Trophy), Gopal Waghmare (India A Senior Men’s Probables), Sahil Autade (State U23), Rohan Thorat। U19 State, and Digvijay Jadhav (U23), whose performances could earn them spots in higher leagues. These tournaments are a vital step in Maharashtra’s cricketing ecosystem, offering a chance for players to shine and catch the attention of scouts and selectors.
As Maharashtra’s cricketing talent steps into the spotlight, these tournaments are set to not only entertain but also help shape the future of the state’s cricketing landscape.
Shubham Sharma stars for M10 CA
In an action-packed encounter, M10 CA chased down Gyanti CA’s total of 157/9 in just 14.3 overs, securing a dominant victory in the Haryana Titans Championship in Delhi NCR on Tuesday. Shubham Sharma was the standout performer for M10 CA, hammering an explosive 90 runs off 57 balls, laced with eight fours and five sixes. He received strong support from A. Abhijeet, who contributed a solid 38 runs off 35 balls, including one four and two sixes. Despite the loss, Gyanti CA had notable efforts in bowling, with H. Kaushik delivering figures of 2/20 in three overs and D. Balyan picking up 2/26 in four overs.
However, their efforts weren’t enough to contain the fiery batting of M10 CA, who cruised to victory in style.
