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Vijay’s all-round performance helps Vidya Mandir win

K Vijay Priyadarsan (29 and 4/17) came up with an all-round performance as Vidya Mandir (Chennai) defeated Government Boys MHSS (Srirangam) by 57 runs in the final phase of the Junior Super Kings tournament at the ICL Sankar Nagar ‘B’ Ground in Tirunelveli on Friday.

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While batting first in the Group A clash, Vidya Mandir made 165 for six in its stipulated overs, thanks to useful contributions from four of its players. Defending a little over eight runs an over, right-arm medium pacers CV Achyuth (4/14) and Vijay sizzled with the ball, taking four wickets each. Courtesy their combined efforts, the victor bowled out Government Boys MHSS for 108 in 18.1 overs, ensuring an easy success.

Brief scores: Group A: Vidya Mandir (Chennai) 165 for 6 in 20 overs (L Ramnath 38, H Rahul Ayyappan 45, K Vijay Priyadarsan 29, Vishaak E Menon 25, SJ Abu Shajith 2/29) beat Govt Boys MHSS (Srirangam) 108 all-out in 18.1 overs (G Madhan Kumar 33, CV Achyuth 4/14, K Vijay Priyadarsan 4/17). Points: Vidya Mandir 4; Govt Boys 0.

Sri Ramakrishna (Coimbatore) 125 for 7 in 20 overs (S Harijith 34, G Susheel 46, PS Shanjeev 2/32, SV Roshan Viknesh 2/18) beat CS Academy (Erode) 62 all-out in 17.1 overs (J Pranav 20, V Adithyanath Patel 2/5, M Imran Khan 2/5). Points: Sri Ramakrishna 4; CS Academy 0.

Group B: Lady Andal (Chennai) 186 for 6 in 20 overs (Vishnu Premkumar 51, R Rishi 58*, AM Mirutyun Jay 3/22) beat Concordia (Vellore) 66 all-out in 17.4 overs (Aarave S Ahuja 4/8, Karen Munoth 3/10). Points: Lady Andal 4; Concordia 0.

SMBM (Dindigul) 66 for 7 in 20 overs (S Jayanth 29, B Iyappan 3/7, SJ Arunkumar 2/13) lost to Plato’s Academy (Tirupur) 70 for 3 in 10.3 overs (KTA Madhava Prasad 22*, B Sachin 2/22). Points: Plato’s Academy 4; SMBM 0.

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