Hyderabad cricket Association

HCA LEAGUE & KNOCKOUT TOURNAMENTS

HCA JUNIOR ZONAL’S TWO DAY TOURNAMENT 2014-15

Date: 14 & 15 -Mar-2015

HCA JUNIOR ZONAL’S TWO DAY TOURNAMENT: FINAL: Combined District ‘B’ are winners

The Winners Combined District ‘B’ are photographed with Mr. M Narender Goud,
Vice-President, Mr. K John Manoj, Hon. Secretary , Mr. R Vijayanand, Hon. Jt. Secretary ,
Mr. RM Bhaskar and Mr.Jaggu Lal EC Members

Combined District ‘B’ 252 all out in 69.5 overs (Suraj Naik 97, Feroz Baba 38, Lalit Reddy 6 for 51, Sudheer 3 for 52) beat
Combined District ‘A’ - 251 all out in 79.5 overs (Sukanth 148 RHB (247b, 19x4, Suraj Naik 3 for 63, Kapil Rathod 3 for 41)

Date: 04 & 05 -Mar-2015

HCA JUNIOR ZONAL’S TWO DAY TOURNAMENT

Combined District “A” 220 all out in 64.2 overs (Wajid 48, Shravan 41, Vikram Naik 34, Abdul Muqueeth 5 for 37, Anirudh Raj 3 for 68) beat Chairman XI 168 all out in 66.5 overs (Mahesh 42, Prateek Reddy 30, Sudheer 3 for 14)

Combined District “B” 472 all out in 89.4 overs (Suraj Naik 187 (200b,25x4,2x6) RHB, Vamshi 51, Saathyakhi 110 (126b, 9x4,5x6) (RHB), Feroz 35, Sri Karan 3 for 99, Saurav Kumar 3 for 108) beat Secunderabad XI 133 all out in 52 overs (Afzal 39, Srikiran 32)

President XI 309 all out in 68 overs (Sai Kiran Goud 143 (156b, 21x4,5x6) (RHB), Aman 58, Rohan Kumar 36, Mohammed Mohsin 5 for 100), Srikanth Goud 3 for 68) lost to Combined XI 313 for 5 in 65.1 overs (Suresh 59, Rahul Ahmed 116no (160b, 16x4, 2x6), Srikanth Goud 36)

Rest XI 201 all out in 62.4 overs (Prem Sundar 32, Paka Abhishek 45no, Junaid 41, Mohammed Saqlain 5 for 54) lost to Hyderabad XI 202 for 4 in 39.1 overs (P Sandeep Kumar 108, Syed Ghouse Junaid 30)

Date: 02 & 03 -Mar-2015

HCA JUNIOR ZONAL’S TWO DAY TOURNAMENT

Hyderabad XI 262 allout in 70 overs (Syed Ghouse Junaid 59, Anirudh Raj 3 for 66) bt Chairman XI 232 allout in 62.1 overs (MA Shadaab 43, Prateek Reddy 71, Rohit 38, Abdul Muqueeth 35)

Combined XI 106 all out in 18.4 overs (Rishi 6 for 34) lost to Secunderabad XI 109 for 2 in 21.4 overs (T Bharadwaj 43no)

President XI 69 all out in 18.2 overs (S Sai Kiran Goud 30, Suraj Naik 7 for 10) lost to Combined District “B” 72 for 1 in 15.4 overs (Suraj Naik 36)

Combined District “A” 358 for 5 in 50 overs (Shravan 82, Wajid 110, Shiva 95, Vijender 3 for 64) bt Rest XI 119 all out in 35.5 overs (Deepak 5 for 18)

Date: 27 & 28-Feb-2015

HCA JUNIOR ZONAL’S TWO DAY TOURNAMENT

Hyderabad XI 56 all out in 29.2 overs (Wajid 3 for 9, Afroz 3 for 1) lost to Combined District “A” XI 57 for 2 in 12.3 overs

Rest XI 162 all out in 51.4 overs (Prem Sundar 51, S Nadeem Mohammed 41, K Vijay Kumar 3 for 20, Abdul Muqheeth 3 for 12) bt Chairman XI 66 for 6 in 21 overs (Vignay Reddy 4 for 20)

President XI 278 all out in 64.4 overs (K Jaidev Goud 50, E Srikanth 108(123b, 11x4), S Arun 38, Rohan 35, Sri Karan 5 for 79, Vidhyanand Reddy 4 for 47) lost to Secunderabad XI 279 for 2 in 77.4 overs (Yash Bansal 88, Vignesh Agarwal 55, T Bharadwaj 100no)

Combined District “B” 257 all out in 63.3 overs (Suraj Naik 40, Ajay 68, G Shiva Kumar 3 for 39) vs Combined XI 148 all out in 39.3 overs (Sai Kiran 48, Mohammed Imrose 53, Abid Hussain 5 for 33)

School boys score 721 runs in record partnership : Nov 16, 2006

Two schoolboys in Hyderabad set a record partnership on Wednesday, evoking memories of a similar knock between batting great Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli nearly two decades ago.
Openers Manoj Kumar and Mohammad Shaibaz Tumbi both scored triple centuries and put on 721 runs as they batted through a full 40 overs in an under-13s inter-school limited-overs match. Local journalists were quick to recall the 1988 exploits of a teenage Tendulkar and Kambli, who both hit triple centuries in Mumbai`s Harris Shield schools competition. Tendulkar and Kambli put on a record 664 runs for the third wicket for Shardashram against St Xavier`s.

Manoj scored 320 off 127 balls and Tumbi 324 off 116 balls for St Peter`s School and they ran up the highest total, highest partnership and eventually the highest margin of victory (700 runs) in any class of the limited-overs game. A stunned St Phillip`s School were bundled out for a paltry 21 in just seven overs.