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Royal Rupani bring down Victorious
A half century by Santu Rupani and a brilliant all-round performance from Vinay Tolani was the highlight of Chawla Sindhi Royals’ emphatic five-wicket win over Vintage Victorious Sindhis in the Sindhi Premier League which is being conducted by the Sindhi Cricket Club under the auspices of the Dubai Cricket Council at 7he Sevens ground last night.
Opting to bowl after winning the toss, Chawla got into the act right away by sending both Victorious openers for an early shower. Ranjeet Chavan had no clue to one from Harish Jashnani and was clean bowled while Puneet Bhatia, who struggled for his eight runs, was cleaned up by Tolani.
Victorious hardly began finding their feet when Rajesh Thadani sent Prakash Gurbani back to the pavilion. At this stage Neeraj Ramamoorthy (28) and Abhinav Bhandari (15) put their heads down and without taking any risks build a partnership of 60 runs for the fourth wicket.
Brief scores
> Chawla Sindhi Royals beat Vintage Victorious Sindhis by 5 wkts: Vintage Victorious Sindhis 147 for 4 in 25 overs (Yash Makar 35, Dilip Kundnani 30, Neeraj Ramamoorthy 28; Rajesh Thadani 3-30, Shiva Pagarani 2-28, Vinay Tolani 2-32, Harish Jashnani 1-12, Navin Punjabi 1-21) lost to Chawla Sindhi Royals 148 for 5 in 23.2 overs (Santu Rupani 54*, Vinay Tolani 32, Vinay Mehra*, Rajesh Thadani 19; Neeraj Ramamoorthy 2-41, Yash Makar 1-23, Manish Mirchandani 1-19). Man of the Match: Santu Rupani of Chawla Sindhi Royals.
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