CURATED BY – RAVI SHIMLE | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Anjad, on the last day of the All India T20 Leather Ball Anjad Premier League being held under the aegis of Parinda Cricket Club, a spectacular final match was witnessed between Sushil Patidar Smriti Mitra Manush Challenger Bhopal and Roshan Cott Panthers Dhulia in which the Bhopal team bowled brilliantly. Due to this, Dhulia's team won the Saket Trophy by defeating them by 59 runs and received a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh.
More than 15 thousand spectators enjoyed the match and the team's supporters encouraged the players by bursting fireworks on every four, six and wicket in the match and attractive cash prizes were also given to the players for their good performance.

Media in-charge Sunil Bhavsar said that Bhopal team won the toss and batted first and gave the target of 201 runs to Dhulia team after losing 9 wickets in 20 overs and Dhulia team's bowler Deva More dismissed Bhopal team's opener bestman Kapil in the very first over. Yadav was out on zero without scoring any runs. After that other players took over the innings. Pankaj Dhuldhoye of Bhopal team scored 54 runs on 26 balls with the help of 10 fours and 1 six, Rohit Jatav of the team played 53 runs on 29 balls and Praveen Rathore played a brilliant inning of 59 runs on 37 balls. And Praveen Rathore was the man of the match.

In reply, Dhulia's team could not do anything special due to the good bowling of Bhopal and two wickets fell one after the other for 15 runs due to which the team came under pressure, after which the process of falling of wickets continued and Dhulia team lost in 17.5 overs. Only 142 runs could be scored and due to excellent bowling, Bhopal team won the final match by 59 runs and captured the Saket Trophy.

MP played cricket match with emotion here:-

Addressing the closing ceremony as the chief guest, Khargone-Barwani MP Gajendra Singh Patel said that cricket was played here in the spirit of sports and the performance of all the players was excellent. And everyone should unite and organize and play for the country and bring glory to themselves and their region. Anjad Nagar is very aware of sports and Parinda Cricket Club organized such a wonderful event which was watched by thousands of people through live broadcast on TV sitting at home. The club deserves congratulations.
While addressing the same former NAP President Raja Chauhan said that Anjad Nagar is a leader in every sport, many players from here went to the national level and brought glory to the city and told in detail about Ranji Trophy and Duleep Trophy.

During this, club CEO Raju Kaka Phongla presented the report and gave detailed information regarding the competition and praised all the club members for their hard work in preparing the ground.
The closing ceremony was presided over by senior social worker Vitthal Mama Patidar and SDOP Dinesh Singh Chauhan was present as the special guest. Apart from this, patron Sunil Mama Patidar, NP President Mangilal Mukati and sponsors of all the teams etc. were present on the stage.

Awards received by:-

Bhopal team won the final and received the Saket Trophy and a cash prize of one lakh, in which the amount of cash one lakh was given by MP Gajendra Singh Patel in the memory of his mother Sushila Devi.
The runner up was Dhulia team which was given Saket Trophy and cash prize of Rs 51 thousand by Parinda Cricket Club.

All the toffees were provided by Saket International School.
Similarly, the best batsman of the competition was Rohit Jatav of Bhopal team, bowler Gaurav Dashore of Bhopal team, wicket keeper Nilesh Rathore and man of the series was Samek Jagtap of Dhulia and the award for the best disciplined team went to Mohan Fighters Anjad.
And all the colleagues were also respected.

The program was conducted by Ganesh Kushwaha and Chairman Deepak Vyas expressed his gratitude.
Vice President Rakesh Awalya, Co-Secretary Vikram Parmar, Treasurer Rajesh Kanji, Competition Directors Surendra Gohlot, Mayur Satiya, Damodar Mukati, Virendra Awalya, Raman Phongla etc. had commendable cooperation in successfully organizing the competition.