Bhuvan Raju's explosive half-century powered the Bengaluru Blasters to a thrilling victory over the Mysore Warriors, securing their second consecutive win in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20.
Bengaluru's bowlers shone in the first innings, restricting Gulbarga to 116/10 with shrewd performances. Lavish Kaushal (2/22) and Naveen MG (2/8) made early breakthroughs, while Aditya Goyal (3/43) dismantled the middle order. Bengaluru's run chase was driven by stellar innings from Chet
The tournament, scheduled for August 15 to September 1 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, will see defending champions Hubli Tigers, runners-up Mysore Warriors, Gulbarga Mystics, Bengaluru Blasters, Mangaluru Dragons, and Shivamogga Lions vying for the title. Each franchise exercise
Hubli Tigers stormed into the finals of the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20, powered by FanCode. They rode on the back of a 114-run partnership between Md. Taha (69 off 38 balls) and KL Shrijith (61* off 39 balls) as they beat the Shivamogga Lions by 8 wickets with six overs to spare in the first s
A big-hitting masterclass from Abhinav Manohar (58* off 25 balls) and Shreyas Gopal (43 off 23 balls) in their 102-run partnership proved to be too much for Bengaluru as D Nischal’s 68 from 40 balls went in vain with Bengaluru ending their innings on 181-8.
A magnificent 114-run opening stand between Gulbarga Mystics' KV Aneesh (72* off 42 balls) and LR Chethan (58 off 37 balls) after a clinical bowling performance in the first innings from their bowlers led by Abhilash Shetty (3/33) made them the third team to find a place in the semi-finals o
Manvanth Kumar (5/33) put on a brilliant display of bowling to pick up five wickets before Md. Taha (51 off 23 balls) and skipper Manish Pandey (56* off 33 balls) took Hubli to a comfortable win over Mangaluru, beating them by 5 wickets with 10 balls to spare.
Hubli Tigers continued their dominant run as they brought up their seventh win of the tournament and continued to stay at the top of the table in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20.
Mayank Agarwal's 105 off 57 balls and Mohsin Khan's 4/35 power Bengaluru Blasters to win over Mysuru Warriors. Bengaluru Blasters their first win of the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20.
Debutant Thippa Reddy’s (82) phenomenal knock proved to be the difference in a hard-fought encounter. Despite the late innings push that came from Pranav Bhatia (39 off 18 balls) and Kranthi Kumar (21 off 7 balls) the target of 192 proved insurmountable for the Shivamogga Lions. Par
The Mysuru Warriors produced a fine chase to hand the Hubli Tigers their first loss in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20, beating them by six wickets with seven balls to spare