All-Rounder Vivek Gagan contributes for Shalimar CC with a 4-fer in A2 Division One Day League 2 Day Knockout Tournament’22

Played at Brinda Cricket Ground in Hyderabad, Telangana, Saint SAI HYCA batting first posted a total 210/10 in 39.2 overs in which opener Karan P top scored with 133 runs. From the bowlers, Vivek Gagan was the pick of the lot coming up with impressive bowling figures of 4/20 in 4.2 overs. Vivek not only bowled well but also picked up crucial wickets including the prized scalp of opener Karan who was looking all set for a big score. Vivek on his given day can turnaround things & be equally potent both with the bat and ball!

Shalimar CC in reply were all out for 164 runs in 34.5 overs as Saint SAI HYCA won the match by 46 runs (DLS Method)

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