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Maha Indoor Cricket Association Junior State Championship Concludes in Jalgaon

Jalgaon: Young cricketers from Jalgaon produced a superb performance on their home turf, winning the Under-15 and Under-13 titles, while Nagpur defeated Beed to win the Under-17 championship at the Junior State Championship and Selection Trials in Indoor Cricket. The tournament was held under the recognition of the Maha Indoor Cricket Association and was successfully organised by the Jalgaon…

Maha Indoor Cricket Association Junior State Championship Concludes in Jalgaon

The Junior State Championship and Selection Trials in Indoor Cricket, organized by the Maha Indoor Cricket Association and successfully run by the Jalgaon Indoor Cricket Association, concluded in Jalgaon. Young cricketers from various teams showcased impressive skills and displayed strong competitive spirit throughout the event.

The Under-15 boys championship saw Jalgaon emerge victorious, defeating Thane with a margin of 56 runs. Jalgaon's aggressive and confident approach throughout the match proved crucial, as Yugendra Bhole scored 19 runs, Smitesh Shinde contributed with 15 runs and 2 wickets, while Kartik Rajpal added 17 runs and took 3 wickets.

In the Under-17 boys final, Nagpur claimed the championship title by defeating Beed by 44 runs. Nagpur's strong start, spearheaded by their opening pair Naitik Gangwani and Tufel Khan, set the tone for their victory. Beed put up a fight, but could not match Nagpur's total of 118 runs.

Jalgaon also claimed the Under-13 boys championship, defeating Satara by 46 runs. Their early dominance, particularly from Druvith Malkar who scored 21 runs and took 2 wickets, secured the win for Jalgaon.

The girls participating in the Selection Trials from various districts also displayed excellent performances, greatly appreciated by the organizers. The successful organization of the event was a testament to the dedication of the Jalgaon Indoor Cricket Association, the organizing committee, umpires, coaches, and volunteers.

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