7 months ago
SVIS Scores 317/5 in Giles Shield U-14 Semifinal
In a cricket match for young players, Swami Vivekanand International School (SVIS) scored 317 runs with 5 players getting out in 80 overs.
They played against Rizvi Springfield.
SVIS had a slow start but then scored a lot of runs.
Their coach, Dinesh Lad, was happy with their performance.
Rizvi Springfield could only play 7 overs and scored 28 runs with 1 player getting out.
The match was part of a big tournament called the Giles Shield.
Another match in the tournament saw VN Sule Guruji English Medium School score 231 runs with 7 players getting out, while Dnyandeep Seva Mandal Primary and Secondary School scored 340 runs in their first innings and 89 runs without getting out in their second innings.
Swami Vivekanand International School (SVIS) scored 317/5 in 80 overs in the Giles Shield U-14 semifinal against Rizvi Springfield.
Top scorers for SVIS were Shauryakant Upadhyaya (81), Kartik Chhajer (77), Sanchit Gawade (73), and Prajwal Taware (41).
Rizvi Springfield scored 28/1 in 7 overs before stumps on Tuesday.
Coach Dinesh Lad emphasized the importance of technically sound batting and not losing wickets.
In another semifinal, VN Sule Guruji English Medium School scored 231/7 in response to Dnyandeep Seva Mandal's 340 all out.
- Who
- Swami Vivekanand International School (SVIS) and Rizvi Springfield
- What
- Giles Shield U-14 Dream Sports MSSA Inter-School Cricket tournament semifinal
- Where
- MCA's BKC ground, Mumbai
- When
- Tuesday
- Why
- To compete in the semifinal of the Giles Shield U-14 tournament
Key facts
- Teams
- Swami Vivekanand International School (SVIS) vs Rizvi Springfield
- Match
- Giles Shield U-14 Dream Sports MSSA Inter-School Cricket tournament
- Venue
- MCA's BKC ground
- Date
- Tuesday
- SVIS Score
- 317/5 in 80 overs
- Top Scorers for SVIS
- Shauryakant Upadhyaya (81), Kartik Chhajer (77), Sanchit Gawade (73), Prajwal Taware (41)
- Rizvi Springfield Score
- 28/1 in 7 overs
- Coach
- Dinesh Lad
Quotes
Amol Ghag
Rizvi's coach
“We are ready to chase any target. In cricket, anything can happen. You saw what happened in the Harris Shield semifinal last month.”
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Sources
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