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Men’s U-25 State A Trophy: J&K beat Kerala by four wickets
U-25 State A Trophy

Men’s U-25 State A Trophy: J&K beat Kerala by four wickets

| @indiablooms | 24 Nov 2021, 08:36 pm

Srinagar/IBNS: J&K registered its second consecutive win in the ongoing Men’s U-25 State A Trophy cricket tournament at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad Tuesday.

In the low scoring affair, J&K beat Kerala by four wickets.

After bundling out Kerala for 128 run total, J&K achieved the target in the 38th over for the loss of six wickets.

Earlier batting first, Kerala got all out for 128 runs in 34.3 overs, failing to utilise the full quota of 50 overs.

For Kerala, Ananthakrishnan with 35 and Sachin Suresh with 21 were top scorers.

J&K side's Taizeem Tak took a three wicket haul while Rasikh Salam, Wasim Bashir and Nasir Lone took two wickets each.

The union territory team achieved the target in 37.4 overs for the loss of six wickets.

Kanhaiya Wadhawan top scored with 31 run knock, while Dikshant Kundal scored 25 runs.

Kerala's A Scaria and Ananthakrishnan took one wicket each.

J&K bagged four points from the match and now stand at second place with eight points from two matches on the table.

Currently, the West Bengal team stands at top of the table with eight points.

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