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St. Froebel End Modern School’s Two-Season Unbeaten Run To Lift 2026 Delhi Capitals School Cup

Gurugram: St. Froebel Paschim Vihar brought an end to defending champions Modern School, Barakhamba Road's remarkable unbeaten run across two seasons to lift the 2026 Delhi Capitals School Cup title with a comprehensive eight-wicket victory in the final at The Games Forest ground in Gurugram on Friday. Meet Kadir Patel, The Man Behind Anjuman-I-Islam Allana's Historic Hat-Trick Of Harris Shield…

St. Froebel End Modern School’s Two-Season Unbeaten Run To Lift 2026 Delhi Capitals School Cup

Gurugram saw an eight-wicket victory for St. Froebel Paschim Vihar in the 2026 Delhi Capitals School Cup final, ending Modern School, Barakhamba Road's unbeaten streak that spanned two seasons. The match took place at The Games Forest ground in Gurugram on Friday. Modern School had been dominant throughout the tournament, winning both the inaugural edition and the 2026 tournament.

In contrast, St. Froebel had never lost in the competition. Karn Sharma led the bowling attack with a commendable spell of 4/17, while Parth Bhatia contributed 2/6. Laksh Narang was the star performer for St. Froebel, scoring a blistering 48 off just 14 balls, including five fours and four sixes. Modern School struggled to find their rhythm and were dismissed for 55 in 15.3 overs.

St. Froebel made quick work of the chase, reaching 58/2 in just 3.2 overs, thus claiming the championship title and ending Modern School's two-season dominance.

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