In the Champions League Corporate match, 16 to 60 Cricket Club achieved a hard-fought 4-wicket victory over Special Warriors in a tense, low-scoring game. Batting first, Special Warriors struggled to build momentum, posting a modest 105/8 in their 20 overs. Their innings was anchored by Dr. Shubham Chaturvedi, who scored a valuable 42 off 32 balls, while the rest of the lineup failed to establish strong partnerships. Despite the challenging batting conditions, the Special Warriors aimed to defend their low total with disciplined bowling and fielding.
16 to 60 Cricket Club’s chase was far from smooth. They encountered stiff resistance from Special Warriors’ bowlers, who struck at regular intervals to keep the pressure on. Akash Srivastava was especially effective, claiming 3 wickets, while Dr. Chaturvedi also contributed with the ball, taking 2 wickets and showing his all-round capability. Madhur Khanna, however, stood tall for 16 to 60 Cricket Club, anchoring the innings with a steady 29 off 33 balls. His innings brought stability, allowing the team to inch closer to the target despite the wickets tumbling around him.
With just 18 balls remaining, 16 to 60 Cricket Club finally reached the target of 106/6 in 18.3 overs, securing a 4-wicket win.
16 to 60 continued their winning streak winning four matches on a traught. They are the only undefeated team of the tournament.
The match highlighted the importance of disciplined bowling and the value of a strong anchor in a low-scoring chase. This victory underscores the competitiveness of the Champions League Corporate, where each match brings close contests and spirited performances from both sides.
Result: Team 16 To 60 Cricket Club won by 4 wickets
Player of the Match: Madhur Khanna
Striker of the Match: Dr Shubham Chaturvedi (SR 131)
Golden Arm of the Match: Akash Srivastava (3/15)
Fighter of the Match: Dr Shubham Chaturvedi (15 MVP Points)
Toss: Special Warriors won the toss and opt to Bat
Special Warriors 105 (8 wkts, 20.0/20 Ov)
16 To 60 Cricket Club 106 (6 wkts, 18.3/20 Ov)