Vinayak Bhoir

Middle-order batsman Vinayak Bhoir became the third centurion in Rizvi College's innings as the defending champions continued their domination over Jhunjhunwala College.

Siddhesh Lad scored 25 runs and took four wickets helping PJ Hindu Gymkhana taste success as they emerged champions by winning the Bombay Gymkhana-organized Nirlon-RFS Talyarkhan Memorial Invitation Cricket Tournament.

Mumbai left-arm spinner Shams Mulani, who missed the league stage of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy after being struck by Covid-19, took five for 11 top help Parsee Gymkhana beat National CC by seven wickets and move into the semifinals of the Madhav Mantri A & B Division on Friday. Mulani's deadly spell ensured National were skittled out for merely 79 in 23.5 overs.

Rizvi College put themselves in a commanding position at the end of day two of the four-day Senior inter-collegiate final after scoring 586 at the end of their innings at Vengsarkar academy grounds, Oval Maidan, on Wednesday.

Western Railway 'A' was the only team to record an outright win in the second round of the Times Shield 'B' Division.

The BHMS doctor from Pen, arrested over a botched abortion that led to the death of a woman, did not maintain patient records at his Johe village and Pen dispensaries, said Dadar Sagari police.

Mumbai Ranji players Vinayak Bhoir and Royston Dias were among more than 90 cricketers who donated blood on Monday, responding to a drive launched by JJ Hospital.

Warming up for the Vijay Hazare Trophy in style, India's discarded allrounder Shivam Dube blasted an unbeaten 68 off just 29 balls as Karnatak SA beat Mumbai Police by eight wickets in the semifinal of the Madhav Mantri 'A' Division tournament on Sunday.

The BHMS doctor from Pen, arrested over a botched abortion that led to the death of a woman, did not maintain patient records at his Johe village and Pen dispensaries, said Dadar Sagari police.

PJ Hindu Gymkhana will meet Parsee Gymkhana in the title clash of the Bombay Gymkhana organised Nirlon-R F S Talyarkhan Memorial Invitation Cricket Tournament to be held late on Sunday evening. Hindu Gymkhana beat CCI by 21 runs in the semis.

Mumbai Customs showed solid fighting spirit to record a 36-run win over Western Railway in low-scoring Group 'A' match of the Police Commissioner's Twenty20 D/N Cup - 2013.

Playing for Nadiad Strikers, Asad Pathan shone with not only his bat but also ball to help his team beat Kutch Desert Warriors by seven wickets to march into the final of tournament.

Mumbai selectors surprisingly dropped Shams Mulani for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy knockouts despite being a prolific performer. Atharva Ankolekar replaced Mulani, who had an underwhelming performance in the league stage. Selectors cited promoting youngsters and managing workload as reasons, though sources suggest poor form was the cause. Shreyas Iyer continues to captain the Mumbai side.

Experienced wicket-keeper Aditya Tare will continue to lead the Mumbai team in the absence of regular skipper Suryakumar Yadav, who is playing for India A in New Zealand.

Nikhil Patil Jr's marathon unbeaten double century (205) was the highlight of Parsee Gymkhana's thumping 118-run victory against Bombay Gymkhana in a Police Invitation Shield Cricket Tournament on Sunday

On Tuesday, Hemant Bucchade took 6 for 41 against Western Railway Sports Association A' to restrict them to 106. Group A had Dtdc Express Ltd. at 3404, Japjeet Singh Randhawa at 139, Vaibhav Patil at 56, Omkar Ghule at 46, Vedant Murkar at 75, and Mumbai Port Trust Sc. at 259. Group B had Karan Joshi at 73, Amandip Bawa at 61, Yogesh Patil at 353, Viraj Jadhav at 88, and Yash Mahale at 457. Group C had Harshad Rawle at 99, Parmar at 99, and parsekar at 316. Group D had Nikhil Patil at 53, Akshay Waikar at 351, and Vinayak Bhoir at 322. The Dmcc Sc. had 136 against Teleperformance Dibs at 1633.

At a time when the city’s hospitals are struggling for blood to treat covid patients, cricketers from Vasai Taluka have decided to bat for humanity.

Rohit Sharma, who has been out of the game for the last three months after being hit by a thigh injury for which he underwent a surgery in London, is all set to make a comeback, for Mumbai in the final two games of the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Chennai.

Test specialist Ajinkya Rahane and young prodigy Prithvi Shaw will turn up for Mumbai in their Ranji Trophy game against heavyweights Karnataka.