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Chasing 182 runs to win, Lucknow Super Giants were tottering at 128/7 in the 16th over. It was then that Mukul decided to stamp his presence on the big stage. “When Ayush bhai (Badoni) got out, I knew I was the one who had to do whatever needed to be done. I wanted to take the game close and wasn’t thinking about winning or losing,” he said.

Uttar Pradesh's Sameer Rizvi showcased remarkable composure, steering Delhi Capitals to a crucial victory against Lucknow SuperGiants. Walking in at a precarious 21/2, Rizvi's mature knock, supported by a solid understanding of the Ekana pitch, rebuilt the innings and secured a memorable win. This performance underscores his growing importance for the Capitals.

Tamil Nadu's Under-23 cricket team has clinched the Col CK Nayudu Trophy. This victory marks a significant achievement, completing a domestic double for the state. The team's triumph comes after a challenging senior season. Young captain M Boopathi Vaishna Kumar led the side to a memorable win. This success highlights the talent and resilience of the emerging cricketers.

A village sarpanch has secured a gold medal in postgraduation in engineering studies.

The Andhra Cricket Association will host the Elite Group D league matches of the Col CK Nayudu trophy U-25 tournament in Mulapadu near Vijayawada from March 22 to April 8.

Exactly 75 years ago, 11 Indians strode onto a cricket field and ended up making a statement.

At the BCCI's annual Naman Awards, Jasprit Bumrah and Smriti Mandhana were honored as the best international cricketers. Legendary Sachin Tendulkar was given the Lifetime Achievement Award. In total, 26 awards were distributed, recognizing excellence in both men's and women's cricket across various categories.

Andhra Pradesh won the title after a gap of 37 years beating Rajasthan 35-30 in final of the National junior handball championship for boys in Vijayawada on Monday. Prasanth with eight goals and Lingappa (5) were the main scorers for AP.

In the Col CK Nayudu Trophy under25 match between Hyderabad and Mumbai, Hyderabad were all out for 238 in their second innings, with Khizar Dafedar claiming five for 74 and Himanshu Singh four for 71. Hyderabad were behind by 154 runs at the end of their first innings, but managed to come back and win by an innings and 155 runs. Hyderabad were all out for 238 in their second innings, with Khizar Dafedar claiming five for 74 and Himanshu Singh four for 71. Hyderabad were behind by 154 runs at the end of their first innings, but managed to come back and win by an innings and 155 runs.

To honour one of its finest administrators, the BCCI has rechristened four awards in memory of former board President Jagmohan Dalmiya. The Jagmohan Dalmiya Trophy will be presented to the leading run-scorer and wicket-taker respectively in the U-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy and to the Best Junior and Senior Cricketer in women's cricket.

A constable working at the Pedabayalu police station in the Alluri Sitaramaraju district, Ch Srinivasa Rao won three gold medals and two silver medals in the Pan India Masters Games swimming event held in Bengaluru recently.

In the Hyderabad-Mumbai cricket match, Dhanush slammed 110 while Krithik Reddy scored 80. Hyderabad then scored 311 in reply to Mumbai's total of 7048. CK Nayudu Trophy at Gymkhana Mumbai was played on December 3, 2018. In the 138-over match, Krithik Reddy scored 80, Dhanush 110, and Khizar Dafedar 4105. Suryansh Shedge 282, Himanshu Singh 250, and Anvay Dravid 48 all scored for Hyderabad. Karnataka 2024, playing in the South Zone Interstate Under-14 Tournament in Kochi, drew with Hyderabad 262 in 881 overs. Harshith Pai 60, No. J.Sukruth 50, and No. I.Sukruth 50 all scored for Karnataka.

Sachin Tendulkar and Salim Durrani bagged top honours while World Cup winning team led by skipper Dhoni was felicitated by BCCI at its awards function.

Opener Aashirwad Swain (69) and Debasish Samantray (68) helped Odisha reach 307 for seven against Hyderabad on the first day of their CK Nayudu U-25 Elite Group C third round match in Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday.

Tamil Nadu, who were dismissed for 352 in their first essay, were 39 for one in their second innings against Karnataka at the end of the third day's play.