Issue 167, 9 September 2009
  
 
MPCL WEEKLY RESULTS
 
 

Middlesex Premier Cricket League

Report for 6 September 2009

Indiana secured their survival in division one by defeating league leaders Bharat Olympians, thus opening up the opportunity for Rajput Samaj to possibly retain their title. Darshan Depala made 61 in Indiana's total of 160 against Bharat Olympians and than newly wed Divyesh Depala put in his best performance of the season of 5-37 to assist in bowling out the opposition for 156.


Kondor were shot out for 28 in 21.4 overs by Rajput as Jaydeep Mahinda 4-8 and Bharat Patel 3-6 took the bowling honours; Nilesh Patel 26no made light work in reaching the target as Rajput won by 10 wickets. West Harrow made a modest 149 against Sri Lankan Cavaliers. Nabil Shah made 76 for Sri Lankan Cavaliers, however they were bowled out for 142 as Alpesh Patel took 5-42 for West Harrow. Lankians had a comfortable win against Anson by 5 wickets as Sanjeewa Wijetunga made 68no and took 2-11.

Youth Wing's Bakulesh Rawal made 61no in their total of 201-6 in 40 overs against Neasden. Youth Wing had some early successes; however Mohan Ragupathy 75no and Ashish Patel 56no saw Neasden home by 6 wickets and 4 overs to spare. Kingsbury Construction were all out for 78 against Welldon with Ramya Upadhyay taking 4-18; he than made 25no as Welldon reached 82-3 in 17.3 overs. United Sports defeated Muktajivan by 56 runs with useful performances from Kruthart Raval 78 and Aleem Jeeth 5-35. Dharmaj eased their relegation worries by defeating Shivam by 29 runs.

 

The struggle to avoid relegation in division 3 continues. Lohana's Vishal Ladhani made 85no in their total of 181 against Neasden IIs. Sterling batting performances from Neasden's Amit Patel 59no and Jalu Patel 40 were enough to secure Neasden victory and gives them hope of avoiding relegation. South Harrow remain in the relegation zone following their defeat by Rajput Samaj by 6 wickets. South Harrow posted 192, however Rajput's Bhupendrasinh Zala 56 and Seetal Patel 55 ensured a comfortable win for their team. DIU Community of Southall defeated Baladia Youth Club by 4 wickets in a low scoring game, however this won't be enough to save them from relegation. Tejal Patel 70 in Sayona's comfortable 6 wicket win over Young Puthoharis.

Jaguar survived a scare against MTSSC to gain promotion. Jaguar were restricted to 131 with MTSSC's Irshan Iqbal taking 4-44 thus giving them one of the two points required for promotion. Pratik Acharya top scored with 56 for Jaguar and than took 4-31as MTSSC made 134-7 in 24.3 overs.

 
 

 
  RESULTS  
 
6th September 2009
Team
Score
Wickets
Overs
 Comments
Division 1
Kondor
28
10
21.4
 Devji Patel 5, Jaydeep Mahinda 4-8, Bharat Patel 3-6
Rajput Samaj
30
0
2.4
 Nilesh Patel 26no, Dilipsinh Jadeja 3no, Vrajesh Patel 0-10
Rajput Samaj won by 10 wickets
West Harrow
149
10
32
 Yaguvendar Mahida 32, Siddharth Desai 27, Upali Jayatilaka 3-23, Charith Satharasinghe 2-12
Sri Lankan Cavaliers
142
10
28
 Nabil Shah 76, Chamika Dissanayake 21, Alpesh Patel 5-42, Yajuvendar Mahida 2-4
West Harrow won by 7 runs
Indiana
160
9
39.2
 Darshan Depala 61, Bhavik Depala 17, Yogesh Prabhu 2-22
Bharat Olympians
156
10
39.2
 Dharmesh Patel 28, Abbas Ilyess 27, Divyesh Depala 5-37
Indiana won by 1 wicket
Anson
146
10
37
 Birju Mehta 46, Poojan Vyas 34, Sankalpa Gunasekara 3-29, Sanjeewa Wijetunga 2-11
Lankians
147
5
29
 Sanjeewa Wijetunga 68no, Sankalpa Gunasekara 40, Kunal Mehta 1-9
Lankians won by 5 wickets
Division 2
Muktajivan
169
10
38
 Suresh Varsani 42, Anesh Patel 34, Aleem Jeeth 5-35
United Sports
225
8
40
 Kruthart Raval 78, Akshit Desai 45, Suresh Varsani 2-33
United Sports won by 56 runs
Kingsbury Const.
78
10
28.5
 Ramya Udadhyay 25no, Krunal Patel 23no, Kishor Halai 2-23
Welldon
82
3
17.2
 Mahesh Vekaria 34, Ramya Upadhyay 4-18, Vrushant Patel 2-12
Welldon won by 7 wickets
Dharmaj
130
10
36
 Prinay Patel 30, Devang Amin 18, Bhavyesh Cantlal 3-17
Shivam
101
10
30
 Dipak Samgi 25no, Devang Amin 3-26, Prinay Patel 2-2
Dharmaj won by 29 runs
Youth Wing
201
6
40
 Bakulesh Rawai 61no, Nayan Patel 31, Pranay Patel 2-26
Neasden
204
4
36
 Mohan Ragupathy 75no, Ashish Patel 56no, Hemant Patel 2-21
Neasden won by 6 wickets
Division 3
Rajput Samaj II
193
4
35.2
 Bhupendrasinh Zala 56, Seetal Patel 55, Sandeep Singh 2-24
South Harrow
192
9
40
 Chaminda Kuruppu 31, Ian Pal 26, Seetal Patel 3-28
Rajput Samaj II won by 6 wickets
Neasden II
186
3
28.3
 Amit Patel 59no, Jalu Patel 40, Tanuj Kumar 34, Birju Ladhani 1-25
Lohana
181
10
39.3
 Vishal Ladhani 85no, Vikash Savani 26, Pankaj Patel 3-38
Neasden II won by 7 wickets
Sayona
164
4
30
 Tejal Patel 70, Prakash 49no, Dawar Aziz 3-40
Young Puthoharis
163
10
37
 Inderjeet Saini 39no, Dawar Aziz 30, Manoj Patel 3-20, Mohammad Akbarally 3-26
Sayona won by 6 wickets
DIU
107
6
17
 Anish Parshotam 33, Bunty Vara 22, Vickin Laxmidas 2-6
Baladia
105
10
28.4
 Paresh Nanji 18, Mahesh Quirticmar 4-13, Manoj Augi 2-27
DIU won by 4 wickets
Division 1 - 2nd XI
MTSSC
134
7
24.2
 Irfan Iqbal 23, Thushyanthan Yoganathan 15, Pratik Acharya 4-31
Jaguar
131
10
32.1
 Pratik Acharya 56, Irshan Iqbal 4-44, Viraj Ragapase 2-26
MTSSC won by 3 wickets
United Sports II        
London Lions        
Match forfeited by London Lions
 
 

 
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  FIXTURES  
 
13 September 2009
Division 1
West Harrow
v
 Rajput Samaj
Bharat Olympians
v
 Lankians
Indiana
v
 Sri Lankan Cavaliers
Kondor
v
 Anson
Division 2
Dharmaj
v
 Neasden
Shivam
v
 Welldon
Youth Wing
v
 United Sports
Kingsbury Construction
v
 Muktajivan
Division 3
Lohana
v
 South Harrow
Young Puthoharis
v
 DIU
Sayona
v
 Baladia Youth Club
Neasden II
v
 Rajput Samaj II
2nd XI Division
Jaguar
v
 MTSSC
DIU Daredevils
v
 London Lions
 
 

 
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