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Imprint Display Beat Parshwa Bullion To Win Amar Cricketers Women’s Corporate Invitational T20 League 2026

Mumbai: Imprint Display won the Amar Cricketers Women’s Corporate Invitational T20 League 2026 after defeating Parshwa Bullion in the final at the MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana in Kandivali West on Tuesday. Batting first, Imprint Display, captained by Sanika Chalke, posted 157/7 in 20 overs. Player of the Finals Shraddha Shetty scored 81 runs off 42 balls, which was instrumental in putting up a…

Imprint Display Beat Parshwa Bullion To Win Amar Cricketers Women’s Corporate Invitational T20 League 2026

Mumbai: Imprint Display claimed victory in the Amar Cricketers Women’s Corporate Invitational T20 League 2026, defeating Parshwa Bullion in the final at the MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana. Led by Sanika Chalke, Imprint Display posted a formidable 157/7 in their 20 overs. Opener Shraddha Shetty was the highest scorer, amassing 81 runs off 42 balls.

Pranali Kadam was the star bowler for Parshwa Bullion, claiming four wickets in four overs. Imprint Display's Siddhi Rakama claimed three wickets in their chase. The league's champion prize of Rs1 lakh went to Imprint Display, while Parshwa Bullion took home Rs50 thousand as runners-up. Batting champion Humaira Kazi of Servify earned Rs10 thousand for her 159 runs at a strike rate of 145.55.

Manali Dakshini secured the Best Bowler award with nine wickets at an economy rate of 4.88. Sharvi Save was named Best Fielder for her six dismissals. Fatima Jaffer was awarded the Player of the Series for her all-round performance. All players received a Rs5 thousand participation prize. The initiative aims to boost women's cricket at the corporate level, with corporate sponsors providing employment opportunities and professional growth for the participating players.

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