Adamas Howrah Warriors beat Murshidabad Kueens by 6 wickets in the summit clash of Season 3 women’s competition at the Eden Gardens on Monday to bag their maiden Bengal T20 League title. Opting to bat, Murshidabad lost wickets at regular intervals, managing only 95/9 in 20 overs. Kashish Agarwal (21) top-scored for her side.

Shrachi Rarh Tigers outclassed Sobisco Smashers Malda by 9 runs (DLS Method) in the summit clash at the Eden Gardens on Sunday to clinch the Bengal T20 League Season 3 men’s competition. Skipper Shahbaz Ahmed led from the front with brilliant effort with the bat, scoring an unbeaten 88 off 46 balls, which included seven fours and six sixes.

The iconic Eden Gardens swapped the intensity of cricketing action for the tranquility of mindfulness today, as the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) celebrated International Yoga Day with immense enthusiasm. Led and guided by CAB President, Mr. Sourav Ganguly, the event united the Bengal cricketing fraternity in a powerful display of holistic wellness.

Adamas Howrah Warriors will take on Murshidabad Kueens in the summit clash of the Bengal T20 League Season 3 women’s competition after both the teams bagged wins in their respective semifinal matches. In the first semifinal at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground, Bristi Maji’s brilliant unbeaten 97 off 61 went in vain as Adamas Howrah Warriors beat Shrachi Rarh Tigers 19 runs.

Bristi Maji’s brilliant unbeaten 97 off 61 went in vain as Shrachi Rarh Tigers went down to Adamas Howrah Warriors by 19 runs in the first semifinal of the Bengal T20 League Season 3 women’s competition. Put into bat at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake, Howrah Warriors got off to a flying start, thanks to Sujata Dey (77 off 56) and Ankita Chakraborty (46 off 42).

Novus Royals Purulia became the third team after Sobisco Smashers Malda and Shrachi Rarh Tigers to seal a place in the semifinals of the Bengal T20 League season 3 men’s competition. Purulia beat Malda by 8 runs in their final league game of the season at the Eden Gardens on Friday.

The Bengal T20 League Season 3 match at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday witnessed two masterclass batting performances by Novus Royals Purulia’s Priyam Sarkar (100 off 56) and Murshidabad Kings’ Saksham Chaudhary (98 off 47). Priyam, who scored the fourth ton in the league’s history, was unlucky to be on the losing side as Novus Royals Purulia went down to Murshidabad Kings by 4 wickets (VJD/Other method).

Riding on Sourav Halder’s hat-trick, Kolkata Royal Tigers bagged their first victory of the Bengal T20 League Season 3 after a hard-fought one-run victory over Servotech Siliguri Strikers at the Eden Gardens on Monday. Put into bat, Royal Tigers posted 147/9 in 20 overs. Abishek Porel (76 off 53) and Ritwik Roy Chowdhury (33 off 27) were the pick of the batters.

Sobisco Smashers Malda scripted the highest successful run chase in the history of the Bengal T20 League at the Eden Gardens on Sunday. Chasing a record 203 to win, Malda got the job done easily scoring 204/5 in 18.4 overs to beat Rashmi Medinipur Wizards by 5 wickets.

History was scripted in the Bengal T20 League women’s competition at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake, on Saturday as Sujata Dey slammed an unbeaten 112 off just 53 balls with 14 fours and five sixes as Adamas Howrah Warriors beat Sobisco Smashers Malda by 54 runs. Sujata’s ton, which is the first in the League’s history in the women’s competition, helped Howrah Warriors post 178/3 in 20 overs.

A dominant bowling effort led by Prayas Ray Barman (5-16) powered Sobisco Smashers Malda to 10-wicket victory over Kolkata Royal Tigers in the Bengal T20 League Season 3 match at the Eden Gardens on Friday. Batting first, Kolkata lost wickets at regular intervals and were bundled out for 92 in 14.3 overs. Besides Prayas, Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal bagged two wickets.

In a warm exchange of sporting camaraderie, The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) Secretary Mr. Bablu Kolay and CAB Treasurer Mr. Sanjay Das called upon Dr. Indranil Khan, Hon’ble Minister, Department of Youth Services and Sports and Department of Consumer Affairs. Marking the courtesy visit, Mr. Kolay and Mr. Das presented the Hon'ble Minister with a special souvenir.

History was scripted in the Bengal T20 League Season 3 at the Eden Gardens on Thursday as Karan Lal slammed 145 off just 64 balls with 14 sixes and 7 fours as Servotech Siliguri Strikers beat Adamas Howrah Warriors by 73 runs. Karan’s ton is the second hundred scored in the League’s history, after Gaurav Chauhan’s 103 off 55 balls in Season 2. Karan's knock helped Siliguri post 231/2 in 20 overs. Sudip Chatterjee (58 off 42) also impressed.

Town Club are champions of P. Sen Memorial Invitational Tournament beating East Bengal Club by 5 wickets in summit clash at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake on Wednesday. MATCH SUMMARY

Result Siliguri MKP (108/10 in 48 Overs) vs Burdwan DSA (110/7 in 23.1 Overs). Burdwan DSA won by 3 wickets. Mirza Atif Hossain 5-17- Burdwan DSA.

Result Howrah DSA 177/6 (34 Overs) Ariktha Manna 61 (61) Bidipta Khan 2-22 (4)

In a thrilling semifinal match on Monday, East Bengal Club beat Mohun Bagan A.C in the Super Over to seal a place in the final of P. Sen Memorial Invitational Tournament. East Bengal will next face Town Club in the summit clash on Wednesday. In the first semifinal, Town Club beat Barisha Sporting Club by 5 wickets.

Results Howrah (163/7 in 35 overs) vs Siliguri (54/9 in 23.4 overs). Howrah won by 109 runs. Ariktha Manna (66, 2-2).

Results Murshidabad (224/10 in 74.4 Overs) vs North 24 Pgs (226/3 in 51.1 Overs). North 24 Pgs won by 7 wickets. Raheel Ghorai 100* (106) & 2-18- North 24 Pgs.

QUARTERFINAL RESULTS Town Club (252/8 in 38 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club (225/10 in 36.4 Overs). Town Club won by 27 runs. Subham Sarkar 12 (9) & 6-39- Town Club.

Results South 24 Pgs (197/10 in 66.3 Overs) vs North 24 Pgs (150/5 in 44 Overs). North 24 Pgs won by 5 wickets (DLS method)- Match reduced to 44 Overs, Target 120. Md Imran 54* (101) & 4-24- North 24 Pgs.

Result Burdwan 301/10 (65.5 Overs) Dipanjan Maji 56 (60) Arman Shah 5-85 (24.5)

Quarter Final CAB District XI (326/8 in 50 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (327/4 in 46.5 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 6 wickets. Writam Porel 163* (131)- East Bengal Club.

Mohun Bagan A.C emerged champions of J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament over Bhowanipore Club by virtue of lesser number of wickets after the summit clash ended in a tie at the Eden Gardens on Wednesday. MATCH SUMMARY

Results Ariadaha Sporting Club (120/4 in 20 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (68/7 in 20 Overs). Ariadaha Sporting Club won by 52 runs. Munmun 12 (13) & 4-10- Ariadaha Sporting Club.

Quarter Final Result Barisha Sporting Club (408/6 in 50 Overs) vs CAB President XI (234/10 in 35.4 Overs). Barisha Sporting Club won by 174 runs. Priyanshu Gaurav Srivastava 126 (87)- Barisha Sporting Club.

Mohun Bagan A.C will take on Bhowanipur Club in the final of the J.C. Mukherjee T20 Tournament after both the teams registered comfortable victories in their respective semifinal matches. MATCH SUMMARY

North 24-Parganas outclassed Midnapore by 10 wickets in the summit clash at the BCA, Kalyani, on Monday to emerge champions of CAB Inter District Women's U18 One-Day Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY

Kidderpore Sporting Club outclassed Aryan Club by 7 wickets in the summit clash at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, on Sunday to emerge champions of CAB First Division Senior Knock-Out One Day Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY

North 24 Parganas beat South 24 Parganas by 8 wickets in the summit clash at the BCA, Kalyani on Saturday to emerge champions of CAB Inter District Senior Women’s T20 Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY

Results Cooch Behar (124/10 in 32.2 Overs) vs North 24 Pgs (125/3 in 19.4 Overs). North 24 Pgs won by 7 wickets. Rahul Prasad 60 (62) & 2-14- North 24 Pgs.

Kidderpore Sporting Club will take on Aryan Club in the final of the CAB First Division Senior One-Day Tournament after both the teams registered wins in their respective semifinal matches. In the second semifinal on Friday, Kalighat Club (320/7 in 50 Overs) vs Kidderpore Sporting Club (328/8 in 49 Overs), Kidderpore Sporting Club won by 2 wickets. Arun Chaprana 58* (44) & 2-58- Kidderpore Sporting Club.

RESULTS Murshidabad (129/9 in 22 Overs) vs Howrah (132/3 in 18.5 Overs). Howrah won by 7 wickets. Jeet Thakur 5-23- Howrah.

North 24-PGS DSA will take on South 24-PGS DSA in the final of the Inter District Senior Women’s T20 Tournament after both the teams won their respective semifinal matches at the BCA, Kalyani on Friday. The final will be played on Saturday. RESULT

Tanushree Sarkar's (53 not out, 3-19) all-round show helped Kalighat Club outclass Bhowanipur Club by 8 wickets in the summit clash at the 22 Yards Sports School Ground on Thursday to emerge champions of CAB Women’s Club Cricket League T20 Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY

Results Hooghly (464/10 in 60.1 Overs) vs Siliguri (44/3 in 25 Overs). Match abandoned due to softness of the pitch and wet outfield caused by overnight rain.

Results Bankura (121/10 in 25.5 Overs) vs Howrah (122/4 in 18.3 Overs). Howrah won by 6 wickets. Sourav Halder 4-6- Howrah.

Quarter Final Result Mohun Bagan A.C. beat East Bengal Club by virtue of higher run rate in the quarterfinals of the J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament on Wednesday.

Quarter Final Result Town Club (283/8 in 49 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (284/1 in 34.5 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 9 wickets. Jayojit Basu 162* (116) & 1-12- Kalighat Club.

Md. Sporting Club beat Mohun Bagan A.C by 52 runs in the summit clash on Tuesday at the 22 Yards Sports School Ground to emerge champions of CAB Women’s Club Cricket League One-Day Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY Md. Sporting Club 153/10 (43.2 Overs)

Result Pre Quarter Final Town Club (346/8 in 46 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (320/10 in 48.1 Overs). Town Club won by 26 runs. Sachin Yadav 100* (77) & 1-45- Town Club.

Results Pre Quarter Final Mohun Bagan A.C. (238/6 in 18 Overs) vs Rajasthan Club (99/9 in 20 Overs). Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 139 runs. Aamir Gani 20 (16) & 4-13- Mohun Bagan A.C.

Results Hooghly (290/10 in 65.4 Overs) vs Uttar Dinajpur (108/10 in 37.4 Overs). Hooghly won by 182 runs. Mayukhmoy Dutta 44 (87) & 6-33- Hooghly.

Results Malda (52/10 in 28 Overs) vs Howrah (53/0 in 9.2 Overs). Howrah won by 10 wickets. Uthsav Shukla 5-4- Howrah.

Results Mohun Bagan A.C (130/7 in 19 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (142/5 in 19 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 5 wickets. Tanusree Sarkar 67* (52) & 2-13- Kalighat Club.

Barisha Sporting Club beat Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association by 49 runs on Saturday to emerge champions of CAB Junior (U-18) Invitational Cricket Tournament. MATCH SUMMARY Barisha Sporting Club 207/5 (25 Overs)

Pre Quarter Finals Results Police Athletic Club (90/3 in 10 Overs) vs Aryan Club (91/3 in 8.1 Overs). Aryan Club won by 7 wickets. Rishabh Chaudhary 27 (14) & 1-12 (2)- Aryan Club

Town Club emerged winners of CAB First Division Championship after a dominant all-round performance against Mohun Bagan A.C in the summit clash at the JU, 2ND Campus Ground, Salt Lake on Saturday. After posting 403 in their first innings, Town Club bowled out Mohun Bagan for 353 to bag the all-important first innings lead. In their second innings, Town Club were 262/5 decl on the fifth and final day when the match was drawn and Town were declared winners, thanks to their first innings lead. Town’s Ankur Paul (135) and Aishik Patel (89) dominated the Bagan bowlers. Aamir Gani bagged four wickets for Mohun Bagan.

Result Aryan Club (272/6 in 50 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club (195/10 in 39.1 Overs). Aryan Club won by 77 runs. Akash Ghatak 40 (50) & 3-25- Aryan Club.

Results Kalighat Club (133/10 in 32.5 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. (134/1 in 21.3 Overs). Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 9 wickets. Sneha Gupta 73* (61) & 2-33- Mohun Bagan A.C.

Result Twenty Two Yards Sports School 207/6 (35 Overs) Rajarshi Roy 73 (59) Sandip Mahapatra 2-39 (7)

Results Uttar Dinajpur (82/10 in 27.2 Overs) vs Siliguri (83/3 in 25.4 Overs). Siliguri won by 7 wickets. Mainak Dey 3-19- Siliguri.

In a warm exchange of sporting camaraderie, The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) Treasurer Mr. Sanjay Das called upon Shri Nisith Pramanik, Hon’ble Minister of Sports, Youth Affairs & North Bengal Development. Marking the courtesy visit, Mr. Das presented the Hon'ble Minister with a special souvenir on behalf of invitation to Shri Pramanik, requesting him to grace the iconic Eden Gardens to witness the electrifying atmosphere of an ongoing IPL match.

Town Club reduced Mohun Bagan A.C to 290/7 at stumps on Day 3 in their first innings in the First Division Championship final at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake on Thursday. Deepansh Chauhan and Rahul Prasad bagged two wickets each for Town. Vivek Singh (75) and Shakir Habib Gandhi (51) were the pick of the Bagan batsmen.

A fine batting effort helped Town Club post 403 in their first innings against Mohun Bagan A.C in the First Division Championship final at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake on Wednesday. Left-arm pacer Ravi Kumar was the star bowler for Mohun Bagan bagging 6 for 90. In reply, Mohun Bagan were 49/1 at stumps on Day 2, trailing by 354 runs.

Results Shambazar Club (155/10 in 36.1 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club (158/1 in 12.3 Overs). Bhowanipur Club won by 9 wickets. Akhil 101* (38) & 1-5- Bhowanipur Club.

Results Aryan Club (121/5 in 20 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (122/2 in 15.2 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 8 wickets. Adrija Sarkar 45 (41) & 2-30- Kalighat Club.

Result Kolkata Union Sporting Club (110/7 in 20 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (114/5 in 19.4 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 5 wickets. Vaibhav Yadav 3-30- Kalighat Club

Result Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur (221/9 in 45 Overs) vs Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association (225/6 in 44.3 Overs). Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association won by 4 wickets. Swayam Shaw 4-28- Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association

Results Subhas Institute Barasat (163/10 in 33.5 Overs) vs Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy (164/4 in 34.4 Overs). Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy won by 6 wickets. Agnibha Ghoshal 98* (105) & 1-12- Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy.

Sachin Yadav (100*) and Avilin Ghosh (75*) helped Town Club stage a remarkable fightback from 30/4 to 217/4 at stumps on Day 1 against Mohun Bagan AC in the First Division Championship final at the JU 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake on Tuesday. MATCH SUMMARY STUMPS DAY 1

Result Calcutta Police Club (99/9 in 18 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. (100/6 in 17.4 Overs). Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 4 wickets. Disha 4-18- Mohun Bagan A.C.

Result Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy (153/8 in 35 Overs) vs Bandhab Samity (149/10 in 34.5 Overs). Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy won by 4 runs. Rabin Mahato 3-30- Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy.

Result East Bengal Club (163/10 in 41.2 Overs) vs Barisha Sporting Club (164/4 in 28.1 Overs). Barisha Sporting Club won by 6 wickets. Akshit Pandey 3-10- Barisha Sporting Club

Pre Quarter Finals Results E. Rly. Sports Association (284/10 in 43.4 Overs) vs Aryan Club (286/2 in 23.1 Overs). Aryan Club won by 8 wickets. Vishal Bhati 117* (52)- Aryan Club

Results George Telegraph Sports Club 164/10 (57.5 Overs) Ayan Chongdar 39 (76) Dharmendra Thakur 3-19 (15)

Results Wari Athletic Club (40/10 in 19.4 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (42/1 in 4.4 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 9 wickets. Adrija Sarkar 25* (16) & 2-8- Kalighat Club

Quarter Finals Results East Bengal Club (144/10 in 42.1 Overs) vs White Border Club (128/10 in 39.3 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 16 runs. Raj Panda 13 (20) & 5-30- East Bengal Club

Stumps, Day 1 George Telegraph Sports Club 164/10 (57.5 Overs) Ayan Chongdar 39 (76) Dharmendra Thakur 3-19 (15)

Semi Final Result Bhowanipur Club 172/10 (57.1 Overs) Anurag Tiwari 37 (86) Subham Sarkar 3-24 (13)

Semi Final Stumps, Day 1 Bhowanipur Club 172/10 (57.1 Overs) Anurag Tiwari 37 (86) Subham Sarkar 3-24 (13)

Semi Finals (1st Replay) Results West Bengal Police Sports Club 252/10 (81.1 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (222/3 in 49.3 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club won by 7 wickets (VJD/Other Method- match reduced to 74 overs. Target 221). Tinku Kumar 84 (128)- George Telegraph Sports Club

Pre Quarter Finals Results United Club (95/3 in 7 Overs) vs Barisha Sporting Club (99/2 in 7 Overs). Barisha Sporting Club won by 8 wickets. Priyanshu Gaurav Srivastava 37* (13)- Barisha Sporting Club.

Mohun Bagan A.C. (153/4 in 20 overs) vs Ariadaha Sporting Club (79/10 in 17.3 overs) Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 74 runs- Titli Mondal (73* off 58)- Rajasthan Ground. East Bengal Club (86/9 in 20 overs) vs Calcutta Police Club (87/3 in 18.5 overs) Calcutta Police Club won by 7 wickets- Jhumia Khatun (30*, 1-12)- University Ground.

Semi Finals (1st Replay) Stumps, Day 1 West Bengal Police Sports Club (252/10 in 81.1 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (28/0 in 7 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club need 225 runs in 468 balls. Bishal Roy Choudhury 153 (199)- West Bengal Police Sports Club. Tushar Mondal 4-96 (37.1), Bhupinder Singh 4-108 (31)- George Telegraph Sports Club.

Semi Final RESULT Kalighat Club 276/10 (88.4 Overs)

QUARTERFINAL RESULT Aryan Club 108/10 (34.1 Overs) Shubham Saha 27 (55) Deepansh Chauhan 5-36 (11.1)

Quarter Final : Aryan Club vs Town Club- Day 1 called off. (22 Yards) Semi Final : Stumps, Day 1- Kalighat Club (106/4 in 38 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. Rahul Gupta 42 (124), Koushik Ghosh 31 (56)- Kalighat Club. Vivek Singh 3-35 (15)- Mohun Bagan A.C. (J.U.)

Pre Quarter Finals Calcutta Cricket Club (144/9 in 21 Overs) vs Measurers Club (110/10 in 19.1 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 28 runs (VJD/Other Method. Match reduced to 20 Overs, Target 139). Debobrata Das 17 (24) & 4-12- Calcutta Cricket Club

Pre Quarter Finals: 8 matches abandoned due to overnight rain. Bandhab Samity, Bengal Sporting Club, Sukanta Nagar Cricket Academy, Twenty Two Yards Sports School, Gayeshpur Sports Academy, Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy, Subhas Institute Barasat, Bidhan Nagar Municipal S.A. won by 'spin of coin'.

SEMI FINALS George Telegraph Sports Club vs West Bengal Police Sports Club abandoned due to rain

Rabindra Bharati University chased down 295 against Calcutta University in a thrilling final at the BCA, Kalyani, to clinch the Ajoy Ghosh Memorial Tournament Final by 2 wickets. Calcutta University 294/10 (43 Overs)

Result Town Club (174/10 in 41.1 Overs) vs Cossipore Club (178/4 in 43.4 Overs). Cossipore Club won by 6 wickets. Ishita Biswas 93* (131) & 1-36- Cossipore Club.

PRE-QUARTERFINALS RESULTS White Border Club (234/6 in 44 Overs) vs Amateur Club (198/10 in 40.4 Overs). White Border Club won by 36 runs. Saptak Chakraborty 97 (103) & 3-34- White Border Club.

Result Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (222/6 in 45 Overs) vs Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur (228/4 in 28.1 Overs). Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur won by 6 wickets. Aruni Banerjee 56* (43)- Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur.

Result Kalighat Club 538/9 (131 Overs) Rahul Gupta 152 (279) Sourav Halder 3-143 (33)

Calcutta University will take on Rabindra Bharati University in the final of the Ajoy Ghosh Memorial Tournament after both the teams won their respective semifinal matches. In the second semifinal, Rabindra Bharati University (300/10 in 44 Overs) vs Burdwan University (65/10 in 18 Overs). Rabindra Bharati University won by 235 runs. Soumyadip Manna 71 (54), Nabhanil Saha 5-23, Sayantan Biswas 4-12- Rabindra Bharati University.

Result Bhowanipur Club 376/10 (102 Overs) Ritwik Roy Chowdhury 95* (161) Ankit Mishra 6-109 (30)

Calcutta University (321/8 in 45 Overs) vs North Bengal University (204/10 in 38.3 Overs). Calcutta University won by 117 runs. Soumyajit Mondal 96 (83)- Calcutta University

Ariadaha Sporting Club (77/10 in 20.4 Overs) vs Amateur Cricket Club (78/2 in 12.5 Overs). Amateur Cricket Club won by 8 wickets. Ayansh Majumdar 3-14- Amateur Cricket Club. Friends Athletic Club (188/9 in 45 Overs) vs White Border Club (189/4 in 33.5 Overs). White Border Club won by 6 wickets. Saptak Chakraborty 55 (76) & 2-35- White Border Club.

Town Club (102/10 in 37.5 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. (105/0 in 16.2 Overs). Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 10 wickets. Sneha Gupta 67* (58) & 5-1-7-2.

Stumps, Day 1 Kalighat Club 305/4 (85 Overs) Subham Chatterjee 133* (178) Sourav Halder 2-80 (21)

Wari Athletic Club (140/10 in 33 Overs) vs Aryan Club (141/4 in 21 Overs). Aryan Club won by 6 wickets. Sujata Dey 53 (36) & 2-20- Aryan Club. Bhowanipur Club (317/3 in 45 Overs) vs Gymkhana (163/6 in 45 Overs). Bhowanipur Club won by 154 runs. Prativa Rana 109* (58)- Bhowanipur Club.

Jorabagan Club (256/6 in 45 Overs) vs Town Club (257/3 in 44.3 Overs). Town Club won by 7 wickets. Devang Mandal 99 (106) & 2-59- Town Club. Mauri Sporting Club (182/10 in 42 Overs) vs Shambazar Club (144/10 in 37.3 Overs). Mauri Sporting Club won by 38 runs. Ishan Khatri 22 (21) & 3-48- Mauri Sporting Club.

Bhowanipur Club (357/4 in 42 Overs) vs Aryan Club (255/9 in 45 Overs). Bhowanipur Club won by 102 runs. Trishita Sarkar 174* (132) & 1-19- Bhowanipur Club. (Rajasthan) Gymkhana (244/10 in 44.2 Overs) vs Wari Athletic Club (68/10 in 24.2 Overs). Gymkhana won by 176 runs. Nandini Biswas 20 (30) & 5-22- Gymkhana. (Vivekananda Park)

International Club (201/10 in 37.2 Overs) vs High Court Club (102/10 in 19.1 Overs). International Club won by 99 runs. Krishna Shah 45 (65) & 4-18- International Club. (Rabindra Sarovar) Dalhousie Athletic Club (89/10 in 34.3 Overs) vs Aurora Athletic Association (92/0 in 7.4 Overs). Aurora Athletic Association won by 10 wickets. Ayan Pal 3-16- Aurora Athletic Association. (Customs)

Cossipore Club (127/10 in 38.5 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. (128/4 in 22.2 Overs). Mohun Bagan A.C. won by 6 wickets. Rupal Tiwari 36* (26) & 3-11- Mohun Bagan A.C. (Vivekananda Park) Calcutta Police Club (264/8 in 41 Overs) vs Town Club (191/9 in 45 Overs). Calcutta Police Club won by 73 runs. Jhumia Khatun 92 (86) & 2-41- Calcutta Police Club. (Rajasthan)

Howrah Sporting Club (160/10 in 31 Overs) vs Star Sporting Club (116/10 in 25.3 Overs). Howrah Sporting Club won by 44 runs. Trinanjan Mondal 4-28- Howrah Sporting Club. (Cossipore Club Gr.) W.B. Association Of The Deaf (231/10 in 44.5 Overs) vs Ballygunge Sporting Association (234/5 in 29.1 Overs). Ballygunge Sporting Association won by 5 wickets. Biru Hela 41 (45) & 2-26- Ballygunge Sporting Association. (Bangabasi)

Result West Bengal Police Sports Club (312/10 in 81.3 Overs) vs Mohunlal Club (212/10 in 54 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 100 runs. Mayukhmoy Dutta 5-80- West Bengal Police Sports Club. (Greer)

Result Uttarpalli Milan Sangha 175/10 (63.4 Overs) Suman Saha 64 (60) Raju Halder 4-59 (22.4)

Stumps, Day 1 Uttarpalli Milan Sangha 175/10 (63.4 Overs) Suman Saha 64 (60) Raju Halder 4-59 (22.4)

Aurora Athletic Association (145/10 in 50.1 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (150/3 in 33.4 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club won by 7 wickets. Tushar Mondal 5-47- George Telegraph Sports Club. (High Court) SECOND DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF TOURNAMENT (KNOCK-OUT STAGE)- Quarter Final

Aryan Club (236/6 in 45 Overs) vs Gymkhana (240/7 in 42 Overs). Gymkhana won by 3 wickets. Ananya Chowdhury 131* (96)- Gymkhana. (Vivekananda Park) Bhowanipur Club (466/5 in 39 Overs) vs Wari Athletic Club (167/10 in 37.1 Overs). Bhowanipur Club won by 299 runs. Trishita Sarkar 110 (82)- Bhowanipur Club. (Rajasthan)

Cossipore Club (426/5 in 40 Overs) vs Bhukailash Sporting Club (150/10 in 27.1 Overs). Cossipore Club won by 276 runs. Yatharth Verma 147 (71)- Cossipore Club. (Customs) Bani Niketan Sports Club (136/8 in 45 Overs) vs Tapan Memorial Club (137/5 in 22.1 Overs). Tapan Memorial Club won by 5 wickets. Aditya Raj 57 (47) & 1-27- Tapan Memorial Club. (Aditya School Of Sports)

Netaji Subhas Institute 226/10 (51.5 Overs) Anup Samaddar 101 (123) Sumit Mohanta 4-64 (11.5 Overs) Amanjyot Singh 42 (38) Hardik Patel 3-59 (11)

Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur (303/10 in 42.5 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (183/10 in 27.5 Overs). Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur won by 120 runs. Ranveer Singh 68 (34) & 1-23- Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur. (Police) Friends Sporting Union (252/8 in 45 Overs) vs Town Club (86/10 in 26.4 Overs). Friends Sporting Union won by 166 runs. Indravo Duari 101 (86) & 1-5- Friends Sporting Union. (University)

Birbhum (137/1 in 13 Overs) vs Dakshin Dinajpur (41/10 in 13.5 Overs). Birbhum won by 96 runs. Rita Hansda 58* (40)- Birbhum. (D. Dinajpur Gr.-1) South 24 Pgs. (79/6 in 15 Overs) vs Midnapore (72/9 in 15 Overs). South 24 Pgs. won by 7 runs. Samriddha Das 3-13- South 24 Pgs. (Murshidabad Gr.-2)

Rabindra Bharati University (331/9 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta University (212/10 in 35 Overs). Rabindra Bharati University won by 119 runs. Agniswar Das 114 (87) & 1-34- Rabindra Bharati University. (Sersa Ground) Kalyani University (196/10 in 44.2 Overs) vs North Bengal University (197/3 in 17.4 Overs). North Bengal University won by 7 wickets. Swadesh Ray 64* (35) & 3-30- North Bengal University. (BCA, Kalyani)

Stumps, Day 1 Mohun Bagan A.C. 253/4 (83.5 Overs) Abhishek Kumar Raman 117 (223) Arun B 2-76 (28)

Aikya Sammilani 142/10 (41.5 Overs) Dipanshu Upadhyay 46 (81) Irshad Alam 4-30 (11.5) Anish Mahapatra 19 (24) Arun Chaprana 3-37 (9)

Burdwan (101/10 in 31.5 Overs) vs Howrah (102/2 in 17.1 Overs). Howrah won by 8 wickets. Asmita Mahato 43 (42) & 2-20- Howrah. (Midnapore) Jalpaiguri (45/10 in 20.4 Overs) vs Chandernagore (46/2 in 10 Overs). Chandernagore won by 8 wickets. Ashmita Saha 9 (16) & 3-8- Chandernagore. (Jalpaiguri)

Visva Bharati (243/9 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta University (244/5 in 32 Overs). Calcutta University won by 5 wickets. Salman Ahmed 76 (69) & 2-31- Calcutta University. (Sersa Ground) Burdwan University (268/8 in 41 Overs) vs North Bengal University (270/3 in 39.3 Overs). North Bengal University won by 7 wickets. Arka Das 107 (122)- North Bengal University. (BCA, Kalyani)

Calcutta Rangers Club (202/10 in 44.5 Overs) vs Ariadaha Sporting Club (206/9 in 43 Overs). Ariadaha Sporting Club won by 1 wicket. Aniruddha Mondal 39* (35) & 2-30- Ariadaha Sporting Club. (Customs) Taltala Institute (229/10 in 36.2 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (235/4 in 27.2 Overs). Salkia Friends Association won by 6 wickets. Snehendu Chandra 123 (67)- Salkia Friends Association. (Police)

East Bengal Club (173/10 in 43 Overs) vs Md Sporting Club (174/4 in 27.5 Overs). Md Sporting Club won by 6 wickets. Dhara Gujjar 54 (38)- Md Sporting Club. (Vivekananda Park) Ariadaha Sporting Club (200/9 in 45 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (203/2 in 39.5 Overs). Salkia Friends Association won by 8 wickets. Shreya Kumari Mahato 95* (113)- Salkia Friends Association. (Rajasthan)

Coochbehar (53/10 in 19.4 Overs) vs North 24 Pgs (57/1 in 8.1 Overs). North 24 Pgs won by 9 wickets. Piyasha Golder 5-7- North 24 Pgs. (Hooghly) Chandernagore (58/10 in 27.5 Overs) vs Siliguri (59/2 in 18.4 Overs). Siliguri won by 8 wickets. Priti Kumari Mahato 34* (63) & 3-8- Siliguri. (Jalpaiguri)

Rabindra Bharati University (454/7 in 42 Overs) vs Visva Bharati (136/10 in 31.2 Overs). Rabindra Bharati University won by 318 runs. Agniswar Das 181* (113)- Rabindra Bharati University. (Sersa Ground) North Bengal University (236/9 in 45 Overs) vs Jadavpur University (239/3 in 41.3 Overs). Jadavpur University won by 7 wickets. Akshu Giri 107* (79)- Jadavpur University. (BCA, Kalyani)

Indian Boys Athletic Club (163/9 in 22 Overs) vs Shibpur Institute (167/6 in 21.3 Overs). Shibpur Institute won by 4 wickets. Aryadeep Mandal 46* (30)- Shibpur Institute. (Rajpur Sadharan Sammilani) Balak Sangha (167/8 in 35 Overs) vs Barisha Sporting Club (168/1 in 18.4 Overs). Barisha Sporting Club won by 9 wickets. Aayush Pan 79* (50)- Barisha Sporting Club. (Deshapriya Park)

Rajasthan Club (168/6 in 38 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (169/1 in 28.4 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 9 wickets. Ipsita Mondal 88* (63) & 2-39- Kalighat Club. (Vivekananda Park) Barisha Sporting Club (290/6 in 45 Overs) vs City A.C. (281/7 in 44 Overs). Barisha Sporting Club won by 9 runs. Kashish Agarwal 105 (106)- Barisha Sporting Club. (Rajasthan)

Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (335/10 in 80.1 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (336/7 in 79.5 Overs). Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) won by 3 wickets. Swagato Gangopadhyay 85* (91)- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.). (Videocon)

B.N.R. Recreation Club (294/9 in 58 Overs) vs Alipore Sporting Club (159/10 in 40 Overs). B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 135 runs. Arpit Yadav 5-55- B.N.R. Recreation Club. (P & T) Bantra Cricket Club (254/10 in 63 Overs) vs Aurora Athletic Association (255/4 in 54.3 Overs). Aurora Athletic Association won by 6 wickets. Biplab Adhikary 26 (13) & 5-77- Aurora Athletic Association. (Federation)

Measurers Club (116/10 in 33.2 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (117/1 in 12.2 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club won by 9 wickets. Bhupinder Singh 6-61- George Telegraph Sports Club (Town) Vijay Sports Club (100/10 in 37.5 Overs) vs West Bengal Police Sports Club (102/1 in 9.2 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 9 wickets. Kunal Bose 4-24- West Bengal Police Sports Club. (High Court)

Stumps, Day 1 Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (335/10 in 80.1 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (1/0 in 1 Over). Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) need 335 runs in 480 balls. Shoaib Shaikh 76 (122)- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha. Pravin Rokde 6-105- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (Videocon)

Calcutta Cricket Club (168/6 in 20 Overs) vs Md Sporting Club (53/8 in 16.2 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 115 runs. Luv Keshri 54 (45)- Calcutta Cricket Club. (CCFC) Sporting Union (257/2 in 20 Overs) vs Kumartuli Institute (161/7 in 22.4 Overs). Sporting Union won by higher run rate. Rutaajit Bhattacharjee 63 (31) & 1-2- Sporting Union. (University)

East Bengal Club (170/7 in 26 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (151/9 in 26 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 19 runs. Jeni Parvin 4-31- East Bengal Club. (Rajasthan) Md. Sporting Club vs Ariadaha Sporting Club abandoned due to rain. (Vivekananda Park)

Technological Students' Gymkhana (186/9 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta University (188/2 in 24.5 Overs). Calcutta University won by 8 wickets. Chandrahas Dash 106 (76)- Calcutta University. Jadavpur University (190/10 in 44.1 Overs) vs Burdwan University (166/2 in 30 Overs). Burdwan University won by 8 wickets (VJD/Other method- match reduced to 39 overs. Target 166). Rahul Prasad 64* (94)- Burdwan University.

North 24 Pgs (154/8 in 35 Overs) vs Hooghly (22/2 in 10.1 Overs). North 24 Pgs won by 132 runs (won by higher run rate). Adrija Das 2-29- Hooghly. Jalpaiguri (31/10 in 17.2 Overs) vs Siliguri (32/0 in 5 Overs). Siliguri won by 10 wickets. Saanvi Mitra 8* (21) & 3-1- Siliguri.

Kalyani University (122/10 in 31.4 Overs) vs Burdwan University (126/5 in 25.2 Overs). Burdwan University won by 5 wickets. Abhishek Roy 3-22- Burdwan University. Rabindra Bharati University (490/8 in 45 Overs) vs Technological Students' Gymkhana (178/10 in 30.3 Overs). Rabindra Bharati University won by 312 runs. Om Bhagat 189 (108)- Rabindra Bharati University.

East Bengal Club 311/7 (45 Overs) Sudip Kumar Gharami 139*(106) Rajkumar Pal 3-35 (9) Agniv Pan 53 (48) Jesal Karia 2-62(9)

Town Club 700/7 (131 Overs) Rahul Prasad 210* (211) Aniket Singh 3-189 (45) Ankur Paul 154 (170) Jayant Chaudhary 2-76 (16)

Tapan Memorial Club (293/5 in 45 Overs) vs Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (282/10 in 44 Overs). Tapan Memorial Club won by 11 runs. Snehasish Roy 82 (79) & 5-54- Tapan Memorial Club. (University) Calcutta Police Club (246/10 in 41.5 Overs) vs Greer Sporting Club (249/3 in 30.3 Overs). Greer Sporting Club won by 7 wickets. Shamik Banerjee 5-47- Greer Sporting Club. (Police)

The Ajoy Ghosh Memorial One-Day Tournament began today with Visva Bharati and Jadavpur University registering comfortable victories in their respective matches. Technological Students' Gymkhana (251/8 in 45 Overs) vs Visva Bharati (255/3 in 36 Overs). Visva Bharati won by 7 wickets. Bijay Kumar Prasad 104 (68)- Visva Bharati. (Sersa Gr.)

Barisha Sporting Club (262/8 in 45 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (263/5 in 36.4 Overs). Kalighat Club won by 5 wickets. Ipsita Mondal 101 (64) & 2-63- Kalighat Club. (Rajasthan) City A.C. (241/8 in 45 Overs) vs Rajasthan Club (242/5 in 39.5 Overs). Rajasthan Club won by 5 wickets. Sasthi Mondal 120 (78)- Rajasthan Club. (Vivekananda Park)

STUMPS, DAY 2 Town Club 700/7 (131 Overs) Rahul Prasad 210* (211) Aniket Singh 3-189 (45)

Ariadaha Sporting Club (214/10 in 44.3 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (215/6 in 42.3 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 4 wickets. Sneha Mahato 58 (63)- East Bengal Club. (Vivekananda Park) Salkia Friends Association (135/10 in 44 Overs) vs Md. Sporting Club (140/2 in 20.2 Overs). Md. Sporting Club won by 8 wickets. Dhara Gujjar 100* (64)- Md. Sporting Club. (Rajasthan)

Tollygunge Agragami (79/10 in 28.1 Overs) vs Shibpur Institute (80/1 in 9.3 Overs). Shibpur Institute won by 9 wickets. Ankit Mahanta 64* (32)- Shibpur Institute. (Taltala) Suburban Club (312/9 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta University Institute (135/10 in 36.1 Overs). Suburban Club won by 177 runs. Md Ashif 64 (59) & 1-28- Suburban Club. (New Town)

Behala Friends Union Club (337/10 in 82.4 Overs) vs Star Sporting Club (99/10 in 34.3 Overs). Behala Friends Union Club won by 238 runs. Shohel Malita 107 (121)- Behala Friends Union Club. (P & T) Alipore Sporting Club (337/10 in 82.3 Overs) vs Baranagar Sporting Club (228/10 in 66.3 Overs). Alipore Sporting Club won by 109 runs. Krish Singh 88 (83) & 4-66- Alipore Sporting Club. (Deshapriya Park)

Burnpur Cricket Club (201/10 in 54.3 Overs) vs Mauri Sporting Club (202/6 in 27.3 Overs). Mauri Sporting Club won by 4 wickets. Saugata Mal 53 (23) & 7-70- Mauri Sporting Club. (Cossipore) Excelsiors Club (137/10 in 42 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (140/2 in 13.3 Overs). B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 8 wickets. Arpit Yadav 5-28- B.N.R. Recreation Club. (Greer)

Salkia Friends Association (218/10 in 44.3 overs) vs Calcutta Rangers Club (107/10 in 26.4 overs) Salkia Friends Association won by 111 runs. Om Kumar Das (73 off 65, 3-15) - (University) East Bengal Club (219/10 in 37.4 overs) vs Abasar (142/9 in 36.2 overs) East Bengal Club won by 77 runs. Raj Panda (22, 3-22) - (Police Ground)

Shibpur Institute 189/10 (48.5 Overs) Abhiprai Biswas 51 (43) Rajarshi Mitra 4-33 (9) Sandeep Mittal 38 (56) Akhilesh Yadav 3-32 (7.5)

Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (299/9 in 85 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (225/10 in 76.4 Overs). Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club won by 74 runs. Jitender Shaw 5-48- Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club. (Deshbandhu Park) Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (219/10 in 78.4 Overs) vs Dalhousie Athletic Club (221/5 in 48.5 Overs). Dalhousie Athletic Club won by 5 wickets. Chandan Kumar Mukhi 112* (74) & 1-35- Dalhousie Athletic Club. (J.U., Salt Lake)

The CAB Women’s Club Cricket League One-Day tournament (main phase) got underway today with Kalighat Club and Rajasthan Club registering dominant victories in their respective matches. 🏏City A.C. (162/8 in 45 overs) vs Kalighat Club (167/2 in 17.1 overs) Kalighat Club won by 8 wickets, Ipsita Mondal (81 not out off 42) - Vivekananda Park

Stumps, Day 1 Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (299/9 in 85 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (20/1 in 3 Overs). Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) need 280 runs in 492 balls. Sanjib Kumar Sharma 80 (149), Pravin Rokde 5-113. (D.B. Park)

Kumartuli Institute 127/10 (46.2 Overs) Biraj Malo 28 (54) Anurag Tiwari 5-39 (12) Yuvraj Yadav 28 (69) Vinay Chaudhary 2-9 (9)

Cossipore Club (95/4 in 15 Overs) vs Calcutta Cricket Club (67/7 in 15 Overs). Cossipore Club won by 28 runs. Anupriya Verma 35 (34) & 1-7- Cossipore Club. Gymkhana (213/3 in 20 Overs) vs E. Rly. Sports Association (52/9 in 12.5 Overs). Gymkhana won by 161 runs. Ananya Chowdhury 96 (54)- Gymkhana.

Calcutta University Institute (81/10 in 26.1 Overs) vs Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (85/2 in 7.1 Overs). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha won by 8 wickets. Vaibhav Lohia 4-11- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha. Howrah Union (143/10 in 34.2 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (147/2 in 10.3 Overs). Netaji Subhas Institute won by 8 wickets. Sayantan Mondal 104* (37) & 1-33- Netaji Subhas Institute.

Calcutta Cricket Club (137/10 in 41.4 Overs) vs Taltala Institute (85/4 in 30.2 Overs).Taltala Institute won by 6 wickets (VJD/ Other Method- match reduced to 40 overs. Target 81). (University) Cricket Club Of Bhowanipur vs Ballygunge Sporting Association abandoned due to heavy rain on previous day. (Town)

Ballygunge United Club vs Albert Sporting Club abandoned due to softness of the pitch and outfield caused by rain. (Vivekananda Park) Barisha Sporting Club vs Paikpara Sporting Club -abandoned due to softness of the pitch and outfield caused by rain. (Baranagar Sporting Club Gr.)

Central Calcutta Sporting Club (78/6 in 15 Overs) vs Calcutta Cricket Club (80/5 in 14.2 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 5 wickets. Moitri Bhattacharjee 28* (27)- Calcutta Cricket Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 Excelsiors Club (50/4 in 17 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club. Abhijeet Bhagat 3-13- B.N.R. Recreation Club. (Greer)

Calcutta Customs Club (157/10 in 31.2 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (158/3 in 31 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 7 wickets. Debojit Halder 51 (53)- East Bengal Club. United Club (217/9 in 30 Overs) vs Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (140/9 in 30 Overs). United Club won by 77 runs. Shreyan Das 61 (42) & 5-10- United Club

Bhukailash Sporting Club (228/10 in 58.2 Overs) vs Dakshin Kalikata Sansad (231/7 in 65.3 Overs). Dakshin Kalikata Sansad won by 3 wickets. Sonu Himanshu 5-65- Dakshin Kalikata Sansad. (J.U., Salt Lake) E. Rly. Sports Association (222/10 in 71.1 Overs) vs Police Athletic Club (225/5 in 68.5 Overs). Police Athletic Club won by 5 wickets. Souren Roy 61 (133)- Police Athletic Club. (Videocon)

Stumps, Day 1 Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.)- Day 1 called off due to wet outfield.

Central Calcutta Sporting vs Calcutta Cricket Club abandoned due to previous day rain. E.Rly Sports Association 95/1 (9 Overs) vs Victoria Sporting Club (75/3 in 10 Overs). E.Rly Sports Association won by 20 runs. Antara Jana 38* (26)- E.Rly Sports Association

Howrah Sporting Club vs Ballygunge Sporting Association abandoned due to previous day rain W.B. Association Of The Deaf vs Star Sporting Club abandoned due to previous day rain

Behala Friends Union Club (163/9 in 33 Overs) vs Friends Athletic Club (165/4 in 24.4 Overs). Friends Athletic Club won by 6 wickets. Saarnav Ghosh 41 (36) & 1-21- Friends Athletic Club. Suburban Club (112/10 in 30.5 Overs) vs Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (116/4 in 14.5 Overs). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha won by 6 wickets. Adrito Dey 58 (30) & 2-35- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha.

Mohun Bagan A.C. 205/10 (43.2 Overs) Jesal Karia 67 (66) Sayed Irfan Aftab 2-21 (6.2) Abhishek Kumar Raman 46 (44) Vikas Singh 2-29 (9)

Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (154/10 in 43.1 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club (92/4 in 14 Overs). Match Abandoned Due To Rain. Excelsiors Club (279/10 in 44.2 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (143/1 in 15.1 Overs). Match Abandoned Due To Rain.

George Telegraph Sports Club (441/6 in 82 Overs) vs Howrah Sporting Club (83/9 in 44.1 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club won by 358 runs. Bhupinder Singh 7-36- George Telegraph Sports Club. Measures Club (172/10 in 46.3 Overs) vs Calcutta Parsee Club (171/10 in 54.4 Overs). Measures Club won by 1 run. Ansh Poddar 33 (37) & 3-61- Measures Club.

City A.C. (138/10 in 35 Overs) vs Aurora Athletic Association (142/1 in 15.3 Overs). Aurora Athletic Association won by 9 wickets. Biplab Adhikary 69* (41) & 5-63- Aurora Athletic Association. ------ SECOND DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF TOURNAMENT (KNOCK-OUT STAGE)

Belgachia United Club (179/10 in 43 Overs) vs Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association (180/5 in 27.1 Overs). Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association won by 5 wickets. Rupesh Paul 85* (69)- Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association. Aryan Club (168/10 in 33.2 Overs) vs Aikya Sammilani (142/10 in 34.5 Overs). Aryan Club won by 26 runs. Aman Rajak A 22 (29) & 2-31- Aryan Club.

Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.) (103/5 in 20 Overs) vs Burnpur Cricket Club (104/2 in 16 Overs). Burnpur Cricket Club won by 8 wickets. Annesha Choubey 50* (51)- Burnpur Cricket Club. Star Sporting Club (42/10 in 13.2 Overs) vs Cossipore Club (44/0 in 5.1 Overs). Cossipore Club won by 10 wickets. Aishani Das 3-2- Cossipore Club.

Match Summary Aryan Club 301/8 (45 Overs) Aditya Purohit 101 (94) Pradeep Kumar 2-31 (7)

Victoria Sporting Club (196/5 in 19 Overs) vs Albert Sporting Club (102/9 in 20 Overs). Victoria Sporting Club won by 94 runs. Koushiki Ghosh 26 (20) & 4-10- Victoria Sporting Club. Police Athletic Club (185/6 in 18 Overs) vs High Court Club (51/9 in 20 Overs). Police Athletic Club won by 134 runs. Sahida Khatun 4-11- Police Athletic Club.

Measurers Club (404/3 in 39 Overs) vs Calcutta University Institute (102/10 in 22.4 Overs). Measurers Club won by 302 runs. Bineet Sinha 96 (85) & 3-6- Measurers Club. Bengal Sporting Club (306/8 in 45 Overs) vs Howrah Union (144/10 in 33.2 Overs). Bengal Sporting Club won by 162 runs. Aritra Chakraborty 78 (67) & 1-30- Bengal Sporting Club.

Match Summary Aurora Athletic Association 159/6 (20 Overs) Biplab Adhikary 38 (31) Mayukhmoy Dutta 2-19 (4)

Vijay Sports Club (49/1 in 6 Overs) vs Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (50/5 in 6 Overs). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha won by 5 wickets. Pitu Mondal 13* (6)- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha. (Rajasthan) Star Sporting Club (128/6 in 20 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.) (90/9 in 20 Overs). Star Sporting Club won by 38 runs. Sangita Dandapath 38 (26) & 2-9- Star Sporting Club. (Cossipore Club)

Shambazar Club vs Md. Sporting Club- Rangers Aryan Club vs East Bengal Club- 22 Yards Sp. School

Match Summary Tapan Memorial Club 154/6 (22 Overs) Gaurav Singh Chauhan 67 (46) Toufik Uddin Mondal 2-18 (5)

Calcutta Customs Club (84/10 in 28.3 Overs) vs Abasar 87/5 (15 Overs). Abasar won by 5 wickets. Parnava Pal 3-27- Abasar Gymkhana 85/10 (33.5 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (88/0 in 14.4 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 10 wickets. Priyam Bose 7-22- East Bengal Club

Cricket Club Of Dhakuria (129/7 in 19 Overs) vs Shambazar Club (127/6 in 20 Overs). Cricket Club Of Dhakuria won by 2 runs. Jiya Singh 24 (30) & 1-15- Cricket Club Of Dhakuria. (Customs) Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (163/2 in 20 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.) (61/10 in 17.5 Overs). Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) won by 102 runs. Pallabi Mahata 65* (49)- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.).(Deshapriya Park)

Cricket Club of Bhowanipore (165/10 in 19.5 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (166/7 in 20 Overs). George Telegraph Sports Club won by 3 wickets. Md Alamgir 57 (41)- George Telegraph Sports Club. (Deshbandhu Park) Behala Friends Union Club (143/6 in 20 Overs) vs Aurora Athletic Association (144/5 in 19 Overs). Aurora Athletic Association won by 5 wickets. Biplab Adhikary 37 (26) & 1-18- Aurora Athletic Association. (Tala Park)

Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (289/10 in 45 Overs) vs Dalhousie Athletic Club (198/10 in 44 Overs). Monohar Pukur Milan Samity won by 91 runs. P Someshwar Rao 75* (39) & 4-23- Monohar Pukur Milan Samity. (Greer) Shibpur Institute (333/10 in 44.3 Overs) vs Police Athletic Club (298/9 in 45 Overs). Shibpur Institute won by 35 runs. Abhiprai Biswas 68 (51)- Shibpur Institute. (High Court)

MATCH SUMMARY- GROUP B Town Club 224/9 (45 Overs) S Yadav 59 (88) Jesal Karia 3-41 (9)

Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (97/8 in 20 Overs) vs Gymkhana (98/3 in 16 Overs). Gymkhana won by 7 wickets. Rupsha Mondal 46 (44)- Gymkhana Indian Boys Athletic Club (132/3 in 20 Overs) vs Baranagar Sporting Club (68/7 in 20 Overs). Indian Boys Athletic Club won by 64 runs. Sinjini Sarkar 69 (53) & 2-13- Indian Boys Athletic Club

Kumartuli Institute (207/8 in 25 Overs) vs Ballygunge United Club (140/10 in 21.1 Overs). Kumartuli Institute won by 67 runs. Yuvraj Yadav 62 (32)- Kumartuli Institute. (Greer) Sporting Union (177/7 in 26 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (178/8 in 24.4 Overs). Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) won by 2 wickets. Dibya Kishore Chatterjee 60* (46) & 2-32- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.). (Rangers)

Match Summary Pallishree Madhyamgram 212/10 (44.4 Overs) Raheel Ghorai 107 (101) Argha Das 3-39 (8 Overs)

Vijay Sports Club vs Calcutta Rangers Club abandoned without a ball bowled. (Baranagar Sporting Club Gr.) Calcutta Cricket Club (150/4 in 19 Overs) vs Amateur Cricket Club (118/8 in 20 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 32 runs. Srinja Bhattacharjee 47 (44)- Calcutta Cricket Club. (Rajasthan)

International Club (140/10 in 18.2 Overs) vs West Bengal Police Sports Club (144/2 in 8.5 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 8 wickets. Aman Kumar 71* (29)- West Bengal Police Sports Club. (D.B. Park) George Telegraph Sports Club won by spin of coin against Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association. (Tala)

United Club (373/7 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta Police Club (226/10 in 35.5 Overs). United Club won by 147 runs. Aniket Singh 76 (51) & 3-36- United Club. (Greer) Indian Boys Athletic Club (231/9 in 45 Overs) vs Suburban Club (233/6 in 38.2 Overs). Suburban Club won by 4 wickets. Abhishant 64* (42) & 2-35- Suburban Club. (Dumurjala)

After the grand success of the first two editions, the much-awaited third edition of the CAB Women’s Club Cricket Tournament 2025-26 got underway on Thursday with four exciting matches being played across two grounds in the city. The inaugural season in 2024 began with 10 clubs, with the number of teams being doubled to 20 the following year in 2025. To unearth more talent for cricket in Bengal and create more opportunity among the girls, CAB launched the third edition with 40 clubs.

FINAL MATCH SUMMARY West Bengal Police Sports Club 311/9 (50 Overs)

Dakshin Kalikata Sansad (293/9 in 45 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (296/6 in 39.5 Overs). Netaji Subhas Institute won by 4 wickets. Dipanjan Mukherjee 78* (50) & 4-48- Netaji Subhas Institute. (Greer) Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (261/9 in 44 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami (262/4 in 41 Overs). Tollygunge Agragami won by 6 wickets. Soham Ghosh 69* (32) & 1-20- Tollygunge Agragami. (High Court)

MATCH SUMMARY Town Club 328/5 (44 Overs) Suprodip Debnath 97 (99) Akhilesh Yadav 3-47 (9 Overs)

Paikpara Sporting Club (248/9 in 45 Overs) vs Aikya Sammilani (254/6 in 40.4 Overs). Aikya Sammilani won by 4 wickets. Ashutosh Kumar 54 (64) & 3-48- Aikya Sammilani. (Rangers)

Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy (129/10 in 39.2 Overs) vs Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy (130/5 in 22.2 Overs). Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy won by 5 wickets. Bhim Chawdhury 4-23- Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy. Videocon School Of Cricket (179/10 in 42.2 Overs) vs Pallishree Madhyamgram (180/7 in 43.4 Overs). Pallishree Madhyamgram won by 3 wickets. Sanway Roy 55* (79) & 1-17- Pallishree Madhyamgram

Y.M.C.A. (Coll. Br.) (290/7 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta Customs Club (294/8 in 44.1 Overs). Calcutta Customs Club won by 2 wickets. Arikta Das 105 (98)- Calcutta Customs Club. (Greer) Ballygunge United Club (337/6 in 45 Overs) vs Sporting Union (230/10 in 36.3 Overs). Ballygunge United Club won by 107 runs. Ayush Pandey 110 (114)- Ballygunge United Club. (Y.M.C.A.)

Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy (266/8 in 45 Overs) beat Baranagar Sporting Club (80/10 in 40.4 Overs) by 186 runs. Anubhav Das 93 (111)- Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy Videocon School Of Cricket (229/8 in 45 Overs) beat Shambazar Club (171/10 in 36.5 Overs) by 58 runs. Naim Islam 34 (35) & 6-44- Videocon School Of Cricket

West Bengal Police Sports Club (316/7 in 50 Overs)vs Taltala Institute (207/10 in 39.5 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 109 runs. Nitya Nanda Maji 92 (85)- West Bengal Police Sports Club- J.U. 2nd Campus, Salt Lake Aurora Athletic Association (260/10 in 47.3 Overs) vs International Club (264/3 in 39.2 Overs). International Club won by 7 wickets. Pradunya Sarkar 107 (67) & 3-60- International Club- Rangers

Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (131/10 in 21.4 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (133/5 in 19.1 Overs). Netaji Subhas Institute won by 5 wickets. Dipanjan Mukherjee 62* (37) & 2-7- Netaji Subhas Institute. (High Court) Suburban Club (236/9 in 24 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (221/9 in 23 Overs). Suburban Club won by 15 runs. Diptanshu Gain 67 (28)- Suburban Club. (Greer)

Match Summary Bhowanipur Club 266/8 (27 Overs) Yuvraj Deepak Keshwani 48 (38) Trishul Das 4-31 (4 Overs)

Shibsankar Paul Cricket Academy (189/10 in 42.3 Overs) vs Pallishree Madhyamgram (190/1 in 31 Overs). Pallishree Madhyamgram won by 9 wickets. Tiyas Das 98* (96) & 1-25- Pallishree Madhyamgram Shambazar Club (188/10 in 41.5 Overs) vs LRS Bangla Sports Academy (172/10 in 42.3 Overs). Shambazar Club won by 16 runs. Rajdeep Ghosh 11 (18) & 2-34- Shambazar Club

Sporting Union (116/10 in 32 Overs) vs Calcutta Customs Club (118/3 in 23.5 Overs). Calcutta Customs Club won by 7 wickets. Sachin Yadav 5-19- Calcutta Customs Club. (Dumurjala) Kolkata Union Sporting Club (255/6 in 45 Overs) vs Police Athletic Club (259/8 in 43 Overs). Police Athletic Club won by 2 wickets. Debtanu Baidya 3-41- Police Athletic Club. (Y.M.C.A.)

Match Summary Md. Sporting Club 159/10 (35.1 Overs) Saksham Chaudhary 27 (34) Vinay Chaudhary 4-32

Burdwan DSA (117/10 in 29 Overs) vs Midnapore DSA (111/10 in 36.3 Overs). Burdwan DSA won by 6 runs. Koushik Bouri 19 (33) & 5-25- Burdwan DSA. North 24 Pgs DSA (164/10 in 39.2 Overs) vs Hooghly DSA (168/5 in 18.2 Overs). Hooghly DSA won by 5 wickets. Rishiraj Roy 75 (47)- Hooghly DSA

Mauri Sporting Club (304/9 in 50 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (108/10 in 18.5 Overs). Mauri Sporting Club won by 196 runs. Saugata Mal 109 (95) & 4-18- Mauri Sporting Club. (Taltola) B.N.R. Recreation Club (371/9 in 50 Overs) vs Ballygunge Sporting Association (157/9 in 26.2 Overs). B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 214 runs. Avinash Kumar 117 (90) & 2-29- B.N.R. Recreation Club. (Greer)

Dakshin Kalikata Sansad (178/7 in 21 Overs) vs Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (179/4 in 19.4 Overs). Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club won by 6 wickets. Shaheed Marandi 77 (43) & 1-21- Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club. (Greer) Netaji Subhas Institute (265/5 in 22 Overs) vs Suburban Club (242/8 in 23 Overs). Netaji Subhas Institute won by 23 runs. Amanjyot Singh 70 (46) & 1-35- Netaji Subhas Institute. (Rangers)

Siliguri MKP (240/8 in 45 Overs) vs Hooghly DSA (180/10 in 39.3 Overs). Siliguri MKP won by 60 runs. Nirupam Barman 106 (132)- Siliguri MKP South 24 Pgs DSA (182/10 in 44.2 Overs) vs Burdwan DSA (179/10 in 44 Overs). South 24 Pgs DSA won by 3 runs. Anik Halder 37 (51) & 4-29- South 24 Pgs DSA

Baranagar Sporting Club (275/5 in 45 Overs) vs Dukhiram Memorial Sports Coaching Centre (234/7 in 45 Overs). Baranagar Sporting Club won by 41 runs. Anik Garai 171 (126) & 4-38- Baranagar Sporting Club. Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy (224/10 in 40.1 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (133/10 in 36.4 Overs). Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy won by 91 runs. Debojyoti Bhowmik 111 (89)- Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy

Behala Friends Union Club (129/6 in 20 Overs) vs Vijay Sports Club (119/8 in 20 Overs). Behala Friends Union Club won by 10 runs. Suman Dey 3-11-Behala Friends Union Club. (High Court)

Baranagar Sporting Club (183/5 in 20 Overs) vs Friends Athletic Club (126/10 in 19.2 Overs). Baranagar Sporting Club won by 57 runs. Zoheb Ahmed Khan 71 (43)- Baranagar Sporting Club. (Tala Park) Bantra Cricket Club (249/3 in 20 Overs) vs Gymkhana (216/9 in 20 Overs). Bantra Cricket Club won by 33 runs. Sachin Sharma 155* (65)- Bantra Cricket Club. (Rangers)

Albert Sporting Club (175/4 in 20 Overs) vs Ariadaha Sporting Club (176/4 in 17.5 Overs). Ariadaha Sporting Club won by 6 wickets. Samarjeet Singh 39* (17) & 1-45- Ariadaha Sporting Club. (Town) Calcutta University Institute (214/2 in 20 Overs) vs Bani Niketan Sports Club (141/10 in 15.3 Overs). Calcutta University Institute won by 73 runs. Habib Aktar 100* (51)- Calcutta University Institute. (Taltola)

I.C.I. Cricket Coaching Centre (184/10 in 41.1 Overs) vs Ayusman C.A. (177/10 in 44.1 Overs). I.C.I. Cricket Coaching Centre won by 7 runs. Arnab Mitra 38 (34) & 2-39- I.C.I. Cricket Coaching Centre Aurora Athletic Association (198/10 in 42 Overs) vs Lalbagh Bandhab Samity (120/10 in 25.4 Overs). Aurora Athletic Association won by 78 runs. Kushagra Poddar 20 (14) & 5-34- Aurora Athletic Association

Gymkhana (214/4 in 20 Overs) vs Friends Athletic Club (159/9 in 20 Overs). Gymkhana won by 55 runs. G Shyamal Rao 100 (56)-Gymkhana. (Deshbandhu Park) Alipore Sporting Club (153/10 in 18.5 Overs) vs Greer Sporting Club (157/6 in 18.3 Overs. Greer Sporting Club won by 4 wickets. Abhradeep dutta 12 (15) & 5-20- Greer Sporting Club. (Baranagar Sporting Club)

Bani Niketan Sports Club (139/5 in 9 Overs) vs Satya Sandhi (81/10 in 9.3 Overs). Bani Niketan Sports Club won by 58 runs. Md Kaif 53* (17)- Bani Niketan Sports Club. (Baranagar Sporting Club) High Court Club (121/10 in 18.4 Overs) vs Sahapur Sporting Club (122/2 in 15.2 Overs). Sahapur Sporting Club won by 8 wickets. Dhrub Kacher 51 (33) & 1-9- Sahapur Sporting Club. (Cossipore Club)

Kalighat Club (75/10 in 21.1 Overs) vs LRS Bangla Sports Academy (76/1 in 9.3 Overs). LRS Bangla Sports Academy won by 9 wickets. Uthsav Shukla 50* (38) & 4-18- LRS Bangla Sports Academy Balak Sangha (280/10 in 38.1 Overs) vs Bournvita C.A. (43/7 in 18.1 Overs). Balak Sangha won by 237 runs. Jyoti Biswas 13* (16) & 5-8- Balak Sangha

Friends Athletic Club (121/9 in 31 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club (122/6 in 27.1 Overs). Bhowanipur Club won by 4 wickets. Rohan Ali 54 (62) & 3-17- Bhowanipur Club Calcutta Customs Club (264/3 in 35 Overs) vs International Club C.C. (164/10 in 32.5 Overs). Calcutta Customs Club won by 100 runs. Tarun Majumdar 134 (88) & 2-5- Calcutta Customs Club

Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (155/6 in 20 Overs) vs Mohunlal Club (157/2 in 16.5 Overs). Mohunlal Club won by 8 wickets. Sarif Ali 81* (50)- Mohunlal Club. (Police) Ariadaha Sporting Club (247/3 in 20 Overs) vs Howrah Sporting Club (141/9 in 20 Overs). Ariadaha Sporting Club won by 106 runs. Aniket Chakraborty 158 (62)- Ariadaha Sporting Club. (Greer)

Cossipore Club (180/8 in 20 Overs) vs Calcutta Cricket Club (182/4 in 18.1 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 6 wickets. Sayak Jana 100* (53)- Calcutta Cricket Club Calcutta Rangers Club (157/10 in 20 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.) (158/4 in 16.4 Overs). Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.) won by 6 wickets. Arijit Mukherjee 80* (37) & 2-30- Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br.)

Behala Friends Union Club (152/10 in 19.3 Overs) vs Baranagar Sporting Club (133/10 in 18.5 Overs). Behala Friends Union Club won by 19 runs. Asish Bera 24 (25) & 4-16- Behala Friends Union Club B.N.R. Recreation Club (122/7 in 20 Overs) vs Sahapur Sporting Club (124/3 in 14.3 Overs). Sahapur Sporting Club won by 7 wickets. Mahadyuti Dutta 46* (37)- Sahapur Sporting Club

Raghunath Memorial Sports Club (134/10 in 37.1 Overs) vs East Bengal Club (137/4 in 25 Overs). East Bengal Club won by 6 wickets. Rupam Das 75* (78) & 4-0- East Bengal Club Rampurhat Cricket Coaching Center (35/10 in 17 Overs) vs Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy (36/0 in 5.1 Overs). Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy won by 10 wickets. Hritam Das 3-9- Mainland Sambaran Cricket Academy

Greer Sporting Club (102/9 in 20 Overs) vs Calcutta Parsee Club (103/3 in 14.3 Overs). Calcutta Parsee Club won by 7 wickets. Prateek Kumar 47* (34)- Calcutta Parsee Club Friends Sporting Union (141/7 in 20 Overs) vs Wari Athletic Club (89/10 in 17.1 Overs). Friends Sporting Union won by 52 runs. Gopi Sharma 3-21- Friends Sporting Union

K & P Cricket Academy (214/8 in 45 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (145/10 in 25.5 Overs). K & P Cricket Academy won by 69 runs. Syed Ajman 4-28- K & P Cricket Academy Dream School Of Cricket (270/4 in 45 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (100/10 in 23.4 Overs). Dream School Of Cricket won by 170 runs. Sakib Al Haque 55* (41) & 2-25- Dream School Of Cricket

Sahapur Sporting Club (171/7 in 19 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (175/5 in 17.3 Overs). Bengal Sporting Club won by 5 wickets. Pritam Biswas 66* (37)- Bengal Sporting Club W.B. Association Of The Deaf (190/9 in 20 Overs) vs Friends Athletic Club (195/2 in 18 Overs). Friends Athletic Club won by 8 wickets. Koushik Parui 89 (44)- Friends Athletic Club

Howrah Union (94/10 in 12 Overs) vs West Bengal Police Sports Club (95/4 in 9.4 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 6 wickets. Milan Biswas 3-23- West Bengal Police Sports Club Cossipore Club (128/10 in 20 Overs) vs Jorabagan Club (129/1 in 12.1 Overs). Jorabagan Club won by 9 wickets. Ashish Pathak 82* (43)- Jorabagan Club

Baranagar Sporting Club (278/10 in 43.5 Ovres) vs Bhagwangola Youth Cricket Academy (213/10 in 44.1 Overs). Baranagar Sporting Club won by 65 runs. Anik Garai 176* (133)- Baranagar Sporting Club Ashok Malhotra Cricket Academy (314/3 in 45 Overs) vs BCC Cricket Academy (104/9 in 29 Overs). Ashok Malhotra Cricket Academy won by 210 runs. Nirupam Barman 135* (104) & 3-9- Ashok Malhotra Cricket Academy

Calcutta Rangers Club (96/6 in 20 Overs) vs Calcutta Cricket Club (100/2 in 15.2 Overs). Calcutta Cricket Club won by 8 wickets. Ansh Chitlangia 33 (29)- Calcutta Cricket Club West Bengal Police Sports Club (359/5 in 17 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A (Chow.Br.) (110/10 in 17.1 Overs). West Bengal Police Sports Club won by 249 runs. Bishal Roy Choudhury 140 (40)- West Bengal Police Sports Club

Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy (233/8 in 45 Overs) vs The Green View School Of Cricket (85/10 in 31 Overs). Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy won by 148 runs. Ranit Maji 39 (34) & 3-11- Calcutta Police Sergeant Institute Cricket Academy Dream School Of Cricket (192/8 in 45 Overs) vs Raikatpara Sporting Association (135/10 in 36.3 Overs). Dream School Of Cricket won by 57 runs. Sakib Al Haque 4-23- Dream School Of Cricket

Balak Sangha (153/8 in 20 Overs) vs Calcutta Cricket Club (0/0 in 0 Overs). Match abandoned due to rain Alipore Sporting Club (129/8 in 20 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (130/4 in 19.1 Overs). Salkia Friends Association won by 6 wickets. Shobit Kumar 31* (20) & 1-20- Salkia Friends Association

Calcutta Parsee Club (158/10 in 20 Overs) vs Friends Sporting Union (149/7 in 20 Overs). Calcutta Parsee Club won by 9 runs. Ashu Singh 55 (55)- Calcutta Parsee Club Vijay Sports Club (194/8 in 20 Overs) vs Bantra Cricket Club (196/7 in 20 Overs). Bantra Cricket Club won by 3 wickets. Aditya Soni 28 (24) & 2-30- Bantra Cricket Club

Dream School Of Cricket (174/10 in 42.4 Overs) vs Puspendu Choudhury Cricket Coaching Camp (70/10 in 26.2 Overs). Dream School Of Cricket won by 104 runs. Sakib Al Haque 30 (22) & 2-9- Dream School Of Cricket Chanchal Cricket Academy (203/10 in 42 Overs) vs Kalighat Club (156/10 in 41.3 Overs). Chanchal Cricket Academy won by 47 runs. Souvik Saha 33 (35) & 2-16- Chanchal Cricket Academy

Baranagar Sporting Club (230/9 in 45 Overs) vs Cooch Behar Royal Coaching Camp (142/10 in 36.1 Overs). Baranagar Sporting Club won by 88 runs. Anik Garai 111 (113) & 1-13- Baranagar Sporting Club ---- Kolaghat Cricket Club (242/9 in 45 Overs) vs ICI Cricket Coaching Centre (235/10 in 35.4 Overs). Kolaghat Cricket Club won by 7 runs. Rintu Panja 43 (96) & 4-45- Kolaghat Cricket Club

Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (341/8 in 85 Overs) vs E. Rly. Sports Association (204/10 in 54.3 Overs) Chandan Singh 64 (70)- E. Rly. Sports Association Deepanshu Chaudhary 57 (74)- E. Rly. Sports Association

Stumps, Day 1 Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (341/8 in 85 Overs) vs E. Rly. Sports Association Anweshan Nath 67* (86)- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha

Raikatpara Sporting Association (265/4 in 28 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (167/6 in 31 Overs). Raikatpara Sporting Association won by 98 runs. Kirtiman Roy 50 (61)- Raikatpara Sporting Association Pallisree Madhyamgram (622/2 in 45 Overs) vs Taltala Ekata Sangha (44/7 in 17.5 Overs). Pallisree Madhyamgram won by 578 runs. Raheel Ghorai 306* (139)- Pallisree Madhyamgram

Satya Sandhi (159/6 in 20 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (163/2 in 14.2 Overs). Bengal Sporting Club won by 8 wickets. Monu Mallick 100 (46)- Bengal Sporting Club High Court Club (117/8 in 20 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (119/3 in 16.5 Overs). B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 7 wickets. Saksham Misra 40 (44)- B.N.R. Recreation Club

Balak Sangha (140/10 in 43 Overs) vs Chinsurah Union A.C. (141/6 in 36 Overs). Chinsurah Union A.C. won by 4 wickets. Diganta Howlader 18* (26) & 2-35- Chinsurah Union A.C. Birpara Jubilee Club (141/10 in 23 Overs) vs Twenty Two Yards Sports School (142/2 in 13.2 Overs). Twenty Two Yards Sports School won by 8 wickets. Eshan Mondal 72* (44)- Twenty Two Yards Sports School

Shibpur Institute (228/10 in 50.2 Overs) vs Paikpara Sporting Club (231/7 in 51.3 Overs) Abhro Das 72 (71)- Paikpara Sporting Club Azam Nazar 58 (41)- Paikpara Sporting Club

Twenty Two Yards Sports School (299/8 in 45 Overs) vs Pallishree Madhyamgram (258/10 in 43 Overs). Twenty Two Yards Sports School won by 41 runs. Aayush Pan 74 (41)- Twenty Two Yards Sports School ----- P Sen Memorial C.C.C. (224/10 in 42.2 Overs) vs Shyamnagar Nabin Sangha (141/10 in 41.2 Overs). P Sen Memorial C.C.C. won by 83 runs. Aatreyo Bhowmick 77 (99)- P Sen Memorial C.C.C.

Dalhousie Athletic Club (116/10 in 34.5 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (122/4 in 20.3 Overs) Rajesh Oraon 6-2-21-5- Netaji Subhas Institute Amanjyot Singh 8.5-0-26-3- Netaji Subhas Institute

Videocon School Of Cricket (298/6 in 45 Overs) vs Sports Lover Association (211/8 in 45 Overs). Videocon School Of Cricket won by 87 runs. Sk Fardeen Hossain 122* (134)- Videocon School Of Cricket Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (126/10 in 39.3 Overs) vs P Sen Memorial C.C.C. (127/3 in 30.1 Overs). P Sen Memorial C.C.C. won by 7 wickets. Kamil Rasul Ansari 38* (41) & 2-31- P Sen Memorial C.C.C.

Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (328/10 in 84.5 Overs) vs Kolkata Union Sporting Club (113/10 in 43.4 Overs) Pabitra Seth 38* (69)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Ronit Mitra 7-1-16-3- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha

Satya Sandhi (178/10 in 55 Overs) vs Howrah Union (184/2 in 27.4 Overs) Dev Kushwah 101* (76)- Howrah Union Md Ishtiyaque Alam 38 (58)- Howrah Union

Aikya Sammilani (158/10 in 49.2 Overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club (117/10 in 34.1 Overs) Shubhrajit Das 66 (107)- Aikya Sammilani Akash Rajawat 24.2-6-96-8- Indian Boys Athletic Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Calcutta Rangers Club (222/10 in 46.5 overs) vs High Court Club (103/5 in 23 overs) Parthib Mukherjee (96), Rohan Das (64), Brian Jha (4-31). 2. Satya Sandhi (178/10 in 55 overs) vs Howrah Union (98/1 in 15 overs) Arnav Priyadarshi (64), Asif Mondal (5-36), Dhirender Pandey (4-27).

Shibsankar Paul Cricket Academy (511/7 in 44 Overs) beat Monohar Pukur Milan Samity (66/10 in 19.2 Overs) by 445 runs. Anik Halder 127 (65) Sodepur Club (173/10 in 35.1 Overs) vs CCD Cricket Coaching Center (175/5 in 37.1 Overs). CCD Cricket Coaching Center won by 5 wickets. Sayan Das 71* off 56 balls and 3-22.

Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 277/5d (45 Overs) Ranjot Singh Khaira 87 (42) Masroor Haider Khan 9-2-37-2 Subham Chatterjee 50* (52) Trishul Das 12-1-69-2

Ariadaha Sporting Club (303/9 in 62 Overs) vs Abasar (136/10 in 39.4 Overs) Bibhas Biswas 132 (149)- Ariadaha Sporting Club Amit Roy 19-4-60-5- Abasar

Union AC (U-15 Men's) (202/8 in 45 Overs) beat Shibpur Cricket Academy (U-15 Men's) (103/10 in 37.1 Overs) by 99 runs. Diganta Howlader (46 off 77 balls & 2-25)

Stumps, Day 1 Ariadaha Sporting Club (146/3 in 44 Overs) vs Abasar Bibhas Biswas 56* (97)- Ariadaha Sporting Club

Stumps, Day 2 Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 99/3 (27 Overs) vs Shambazar Club Koushik Ghosh 40 (70) Trishul Das 8-1-29-2

Balak Sangha (U-15) (244/5 in 45 Overs) beat Shibpur Cricket Academy (U-15) (235/10 in 43.5 Overs) by 9 runs. Ishan Sinha (113 off 120 balls) Sodepur Club (U-15) (338/7 in 45 Overs) beat C C Club (157/10 in 39 Overs) by 181 runs. Rajat Agarwal (199 off 101 balls & 1-17)

Stumps, Day 1 Alipore Sporting Club (301/10 in 69.5 Overs) vs Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association (27/0 in 12 Overs)

With an aim to extend the deep bond between The Cricket Association of Bengal and Army, CAB President Mr Sourav Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Mr Bablu Kolay and CAB Treasurer Mr Sanjay Das on Friday met and exchanged greetings with Maj Gen DK Singh, SM, VSM GOC, Head Quarters - Bengal Sub Area. Also present for the occasion were Colonel Tarun Tyagi, Col. Land, Head Quarters Bengal Sub Area; and Capt. Chinmay Nayak, CEO (CAB).

Kumartuli Institute (234/10 in 71.1 Overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club (177/10 in 51.2 Overs) Abir Chatterjee 65 (96)- Indian Boys Athletic Club Pawan 22.2-6-57-6- Kumartuli Institute

Bata Sports Club (259/10 in 62.2 Overs) vs Friends Athletic Club (260/7 in 48.2 Overs) Raman Singh 122* (83)- Friends Athletic Club Suryansh Das 57* (109)- Friends Athletic Club

A brilliant all-round performance helped Behala Kishore Bharati Girl’s High School outclass Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya by 9 wickets in the final match on Saturday to emerge champions of the CAB Under-16 Girls School Cricket Tournament. Opting to bat, Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya managed only 110/4 in 34 overs. Sikriti Debsharma (66) top-scored for her side.

Amateur Cricket Club (103/10 in 28.1 Overs) vs Albert Sporting Club (107/9 in 36.1 Overs) Priyam Chatterjee 11.1-4-27-5- Albert Sporting Club Abhishek Das 18.1-4-53-6- Amateur Cricket Club

Kolkata Union Sporting Club (316/8 in 85 Overs) vs Suburban Club Amit Santra 81* (104)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Sarasij Mukherjee 71 (135)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club

An impactful and collaborative Franchise Meet as we officially gear up for Season 3 — bringing together franchise owners, league leadership, and key decision makers to align vision, operations and growth plans for the upcoming season. Honoured by the presence and guidance of Sourav Ganguly —President of Cricket Association of Bengal along with Sanjay Das (Treasurer), Chinmay Nayak (CEO), Samiran Das — Chairman of Bengal Pro T20 League and Avishek Mazumdar — Co-Founder at Arivaa Sports

The CAB Junior Under-15 Cricket Tournament got underway today at the 22 Yards Sports School Ground with Eastern Railway Sports Association winning by 4 wickets. Batting first, Aurora Athletic Association scored 154/9 in 45 Overs. In reply, Eastern Railway Sports Association scored 155/6 in 37.5 Overs. Pritam Mondal bagged 4 for 21 while Avra Ranjan Sarkar scored 56.

Hooghly DSA (U15 Men's) (272/8 in 44 Overs) vs Coochbehar DSA (U15 Men's) (124/10 in 32.2 Overs). Hooghly DSA (U15 Men's) won by 148 runs. Mayukhmoy Dutta (69 off 66 balls and 1-16) Uttar Dinajpur DSA (U15 Men's) (141/10 in 38.1 Overs) vs Siliguri MKP (U15 Men's) (143/3 in 30 Overs). Siliguri MKP (U15 Men's) won by 7 wickets. Nirupam Barman (59 off 32 balls)

Dakshin Dinajpur DSA (116/10 in 37.1 overs) Birbhum DSA (118/7 in 36.1 overs) Sabeer Rahaman (5-26) Birbhum DSA won by 3 wickets.

Calcutta Police Club (305/10 in 56.4 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami (309/7 in 84.1 Overs) Dibya Majumder 70 (179)- Tollygunge Agragami Sohibur Rahaman 44 (43)- Tollygunge Agragami

Shambazar Club (1st Innings) 427/8 (110 Overs) Swapnadeep Dey 153* (310) Veer Pratap Singh 14-2-51-4 Ronit Deb 99 (178) Deepak Kumar 15-2-63-3

Ballygunge United Club (315/10 in 81 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (320/6 in 82.3 Overs) Krriishnendu Goswami 105 (161)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Dharamveer Tyagi 61* (100)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club

Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (208/10 in 62.2 Overs) vs Aurora Athletic Association (212/2 in 41.3 Overs) Nirmal Acharjee (105), Utsav Biswas (84)

Shambazar Club (1st Innings) 427/8 (110 Overs) Swapnadeep Dey 153* (310) Veer Pratap Singh 14-2-51-4 Ronit Deb 99 (178) Deepak Kumar 15-2-63-3

Md Sporting Club (1st Innings) 143/10 (33 Overs) Writtick Chatterjee 46 (69) Akash Ghatak 12-5-18-6 Sambit Roy 34* (80) Akhilesh Yadav 6-1-19-1

Howrah DSA (147/10 in 40.2 overs) Hooghly DSA (151/4 in 21.3 overs) Aayush Pan (105) Hooghly DSA won by 6 wickets.

Bengal went down to Jammu and Kashmir by 6 wickets in the semifinals of the Ranji Trophy Elite at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Wednesday. After posting 328 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out J&K for 302.

Cricket Club Of Dhakuria (110/10 in 40.2 Overs) vs Burnpur Cricket Club (115/2 in 12.2 Overs) Sourav Dawn 12.2-5-24-5- Burnpur Cricket Club Ram Prasad Yadav 19-6-47-4- Burnpur Cricket Club

Bowlers put Jammu & Kashmir in a strong position at stumps on Day 3 against Bengal in the Ranji Trophy Elite semifinals at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Tuesday. After posting 328 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out J & K for 302 to bag the all-important lead.

STUMPS DAY 1 Ballygunge United Club (315/10 in 81 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Debojyoti Ghosh 115* (166)- Ballygunge United Club

STUMPS DAY 1 Md Sporting Club (1st Innings) 143/10 (33 Overs) Writtick Chatterjee 46 (69) Akash Ghatak 12-5-18-6

Md Shami and Mukesh Kumar gave Bengal the much-needed breakthroughs at the end against Jammu and Kashmir in the Ranji Trophy Elite Semifinals at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Monday. After posting 328 in their first innings, Bengal reduced J & K to 198/5 in 51 overs at stumps on the second day.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Bantra Cricket Club (314/10 in 84.4 Overs) vs West Bengal Police Sports Club Kingkar Roy 114 (234)- Bantra Cricket Club

Rajasthan Club (366/8 in 85 Overs) vs Kolkata Union Sporting Club (293/9 in 85 Overs) Irfan Ansari 65 (121)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Dipok Ghosh 54* (109)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club

Riding on Sudip Kumar Gharami's brilliant unbeaten 136, Bengal managed to post 249/5 at stumps on Day 1 against Jammu and Kashmir in the Ranji Trophy Elite semifinals. Put into bat at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, Bengal, lost opener Sudip Chatterjee early, but Gharami and skipper Abhimanyu Easwaran (49) showed great composure from there on.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Rajasthan Club (366/8 in 85 Overs) vs Kolkata Union Sporting Club Akshay Saini 185 (194)- Rajasthan Club

Shambazar Club (1st Innings) 183/10 (56.3 Overs) Diganta Neogi 52 (113) Ankit Mishra 17.3-3-48-4 Ronit Deb 40 (91) Ronit Ghosh 6-3-16-3

Hyderabad managed to post 276/6 in 90 overs at stumps on Day 1 in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite match at the Aditya Academy Ground, Kolkata, on Friday. For Bengal, Prabhat Maurya (3-29), Sayed Irfan Aftab (2-65), Ravi Kumar (1-70) were the pick of the bowlers.

Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (287/10 in 78.2 Overs) vs Paikpara Sporting Club (153/10 in 38.1 Overs) Nabankur Ghosh 33 (35)- Paikpara Sporting Club Jitender Shaw 17-3-56-7- Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club

Satya Sandhi (317/10 in 79 Overs) vs Amateur Cricket Club (308/10 in 67.4 Overs) Banti Mondal 69 (53)- Amateur Cricket Club Vaibhav Kumar 26-6-82-5- Satya Sandhi

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal outclassed Haryana by 5 wickets on Monday to bag their fourth straight victory in the Senior Women’s One-Day Trophy Elite. Batting first, Haryana managed only 186/7 in 50 overs. Prativa Mandi, Sushmita Ganguly bagged two wickets each for Bengal.

B.N.R. Recreation Club (407/10 in 78 Overs) vs White Border Club (132/9 in 41.1 Overs) Manish Kumar Sah 53 (84)- White Border Club Avinash Kumar 11-1-20-5- B.N.R. Recreation Club

Tollygunge Agragami (111/10 in 43.4 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute (112/1 in 19.4 Overs) Sayantan Mondal 63 (66)- Netaji Subhas Institute Vidit Joshi 34* (48)- Netaji Subhas Institute

Stumps, Day 1 Shambazar Club (1st Innings) 183/10 (56.3 Overs)

Gymkhana (107/9 in 27.1 Overs) vs George Telegraph Sports Club (112/3 in 17.4 Overs) G Shyamal Rao 51 (59)- Gymkhana Tushar Mondal 13-1-33-6- George Telegraph Sports Club

East Bengal Club (1st Innings) 231/10 (71 Overs) Sandipan Das 83 (164) Rajkumar Pal 12-2-30-4 Agniv Pan 37 (73) Deepak Kumar 15-0-73-3

Rajasthan Club (409/9 in 85 Overs) vs Bhukailash Sporting Club (258/9 in 52.5 Overs) Abhishek Yadav 73 (94)- Bhukailash Sporting Club

South Suburban Club (164/10 in 54.1 Overs) vs Alipore Sporting Club (167/5 in 42.4 Overs) Pritam Marjit 51 (39)- Alipore Sporting Club Archisman Majumdar 31 (90)- Alipore Sporting Club

Suburban Club (240/10 in 71.4 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (221/10 in 71.2 Overs) Rahamat Gayen 70 (110)- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) Arun Kumar Chaurasiya 32.2-9-78-8- Suburban Club

STUMPS, DAY 2 East Bengal Club (1st Innings) 231/10 (71 Overs) Sandipan Das 83 (164) Rajkumar Pal 12-2-30-4

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal outclassed Andhra by an innings and 90 runs in their quarterfinal match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, to seal a place in the semifinals of Ranji Trophy Elite. In the last-four clash starting on February 15, Bengal will face Jammu and Kashmir at home.

Tanushree Sarkar (90, 3-21) displayed a brilliant all-round show as Bengal outclassed Uttarakhand by 81 runs on Tuesday to bag their third straight victory of the Women’s One-Day Trophy Elite. Batting first, Bengal scored 258/5 in 50 overs, thanks to Tanushree, Priyanka Bala (47 not out), Mita Paul (43), Prativa Rana (36 not out off 22).

Sudip Kumar Gharami played a knock to remember for the ages, smashing a brilliant 299 as Bengal ended Day 4 in total control against Andhra in the Ranji Trophy Elite quarterfinals at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Monday. Gharami, who missed out on the 300 milestone by just a run, hit 31 fours and 6 sixes in his 596-ball innings.

Kumartuli Institute (104/10 in 44.1 Overs) vs Belgachia United Club (106/6 in 32.3 Overs) Abhishek Yadav 15-4-35-6- Belgachia United Club Md Shoeb Khan 13.3-3-38-5- Kumartuli Institute

Purwanchal Vidyamandir (Girls U-16) (193/2 in 34 Overs) vs South Point High School (Girls U-16) (197/1 in 15.5 Overs). South Point High School (Girls U-16) won by 9 wickets. Adrija Sarkar (126* off 55 balls) Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) (324/2 in 31 Overs) vs Rabindra Path Bhawan Academy (Girls U-16) (196/8 in 34 Overs). Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) won by 128 runs. Bidipta Khan (36 off 56 balls & 3-0-13-4)

Bani Niketan Sports Club (129/10 in 36.4 Overs) vs Calcutta University Institute (133/1 in 18.1 Overs) Mohd Faizan 10.4-1-36-4- Calcutta University Institute Bhagat Singh 77* (34)- Calcutta University Institute

RESULT Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (74.4 Overs) Yash Vardhan 88 (129) Arun Chaprana 26-6-74-5

A dominant all-round performance powered Bengal U23 team to a comfortable 102-run victory over Odisha in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite on Monday. Irshad Alam (5-71) and Rohit (5-61) were brilliant with the ball for Bengal.

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal outclassed Chandigarh by 100 runs to script their second straight victory of the Senior Women’s One-day Trophy Elite on Sunday. Batting first, Bengal scored 311/6 in 50 overs, thanks to Sasthi Mondal (75), Tanushree Sarkar (65), Mita Paul (56), Dhara Gujjar (58).

Riding on Sudip Kumar Gharami’s unbeaten 216, Bengal ended Day 3 on top against Andhra in the Ranji Trophy Elite Quarterfinals at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani on Sunday. Enroute his maiden First-Class double ton, Gharami hit 27 boundaries. He was well supported in the other end by Sumanta Gupta (81), Shakir Habib Gandhi (45 not out).

Irshad Alam (5-97) and Ravi Kumar (4-62) were brilliant with the ball as Bengal U23 ended Day 3 on top against Odisha in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite on Sunday. After posting 343 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out Odisha for 321.

Stumps, Day 2 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (74.4 Overs)

Satya Sandhi (257/10 in 69 Overs) vs Bata Sports Club (258/2 in 54.1 Overs) Sagnik Dey 108* (163)- Bata Sports Club Ramandeep Bhalla 107* (135)- Bata Sports Club

Stumps, Day 1 Satya Sandhi (257/10 in 69 Overs) vs Bata Sports Club (54/2 in 12 Overs) Sourav Dey 60 (109)- Satya Sandhi

Police Athletic Club (451/4 in 82 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami (465/6 in 81 Overs) Laxya Kocher 152* (184)- Tollygunge Agragami Dibya Majumder 151 (194)- Tollygunge Agragami

Ballygunge Sporting Association (392/9 in 68.4 Overs) vs Sarat Samity (202/10 in 52.2 Overs) Anastak Das 61 (98)- Sarat Samity

Stumps, Day 1 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (74.4 Overs)

Ballygunge Sporting Association (392/9 in 68.4 Overs) vs Sarat Samity (67/0 in 19 Overs) Md Dilshad 126 (110)- Ballygunge Sporting Association

Stumps, Day 1 Police Athletic Club (451/4 in 82 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami Souren Roy 119 (182)- Police Athletic Club

Bhavans Gangabux Kanoria Vidya Mandir (Girls U-16) (71/10 in 19 Overs) vs Rabindra Path Bhawan Academy (Girls U-16) (72/0 in 6 Overs). Rabindra Path Bhawan Academy (Girls U-16) won by 9 wickets. Tanisha Das (43* off 27 balls & 6-2-14-3)- Rabindra Path Bhawan Academy (Girls U-16) Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) (184/9 in 35 Overs) vs East Point School (127/10 in 28.1 Overs). Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) won by 57 runs. Ritu Barua (92 off 85 balls)- Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16)

Town Club (1st Innings) 386/10 (109.4 Overs) Aishik Patel 153 (268) Vinay Chaudhary 32-5-79-5 S Yadav 97 (196) Prayas Roy Barman 29.4-1-114-3

Riding on a brilliant 107 by Ayush Kumar Singh, Bengal scored 301/6 at stumps on Day 1 against Odisha in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite match in Bargarh on Friday. Enroute his 148-ball knock, Ayush hit 15 fours and 1 six.

Bengal began their Senior Women’s One-Day Trophy Elite campaign with a dominant nine-wicket over Arunachal Pradesh in Vadodara on Friday. Batting first, Arunachal Pradesh scored 107/9 in 50 overs. Chandrima Biswas (3-21) and Prativa Mandi (3-11) were superb with the ball.

Stumps, Day 2 Town Club (1st Innings) 386/10 (109.4 Overs) Aishik Patel 153 (268) Vinay Chaudhary 32-5-79-5

Calcutta Rangers Club (138/10 in 32.3 Overs) vs Albert Sporting Club (141/2 in 20.4 Overs) Piraj Sk 5.4-0-32-4- Albert Sporting Club Sandeep Das 10-3-35-3- Albert Sporting Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 Town Club (1st Innings) 321/3 (91 Overs) vs Bhowanipur Club Aishik Patel 153* (267) Rohit Kumar 12-1-47-2

Bhavans Gangabux Kanoria Vidya Mandir (Girl's U-16) (28/10 in 17.2 Overs) vs East Point School (Girl's U-16) (32/0 in 1.5 Overs). East Point School won by 10 wickets. Ritushree Pal (27* off 9 balls & 4-2-6-4)- East Point School Purwanchal Vidyamandir (Girl's U-16) (79/10 in 18.3 Overs) vs Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya (Girl's U-16) (83/5 in 11.4 Overs). Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya won by 3 wickets. Sikriti Debsharma (3.3-1-7-5)- Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya

Gymkhana (282/10 in 75.3 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (225/10 in 74.5 Overs) Tiyas Das 86 (210)- Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute Subhraj Burman 37-11-98-6- Gymkhana

Suburban Club (362/8 in 85 Overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club (207/10 in 56.3 Overs) Akshu Giri 54 (115)- Indian Boys Athletic Club Sarit 15.3-2-47-5- Suburban Club

Mohun Bagan A.C. (1st Innings) 231/10 (68.2 Overs) Kaif Ahmed 54 (73) Vaibhav Yadav 24-4-80-5 Prinann Dutta 44 (97) Vikas 14.2-0-60-4

On the occasion of The Cricket Association of Bengal’s 98th Foundation Day, CAB President Sourav Ganguly paid his respects by garlanding the bust of Dr B.C. Roy at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday, along with former CAB Presidents Snehasish Ganguly, Avishek Dalmiya, current CAB Hony Secretary Bablu Kolay, CAB Vice President Nitish Ranjan Dutta, CAB Joint Secretary Madan Mohan Ghosh, CAB Treasurer Sanjay Das. Also present to pay respects were former CAB office bearers Amalendu Biswas, Prabir Chakrabarty, former Board of Trustee Chairman Gautam Dasgupta, Director of Defence Estates, Eastern Command, Kolkata, Saurav Ray, Bengal Ranji Trophy winning captain Sambaran Banerjee.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Gymkhana (282/10 in 75.3 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (26/0 in 14 Overs) G Shyamal Rao 139 (179)- Gymkhana

STUMPS, DAY 1 Suburban Club (362/8 in 85 Overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club Sanjeev Goswami 146 (176)- Suburban Club Abhishant 57 (73)- Suburban Club

STUMPS, DAY 2 Mohun Bagan A.C. (1st Innings) 231/10 (68.2 Overs)

Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) (148/2 in 17.5 Overs) beat South Point High School (Girls U-16) (145/10 in 28.3 Overs) by 8 wickets. Debosmita (69* off 54 balls and 3.3-1-25-1)- Behala Kishore Bharati Girls High School (U-16) Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidhyalaya (161/4 in 35 Overs) beat East Point School (153/10 in 28.4 Overs) by 8 runs. Piyasa Ghosh (17 off 35 balls and 6.4-1-27-6)- Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidhyalaya

STUMPS, DAY 1 Mohun Bagan A.C. (1st Innings) 231/10 (68.2 Overs) Kaif Ahmed 54 (73) Vaibhav Yadav 24-4-80-5

Bengal U23 bagged first innings lead after their match against Vidarbha ended in a draw at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Monday. After posting 325 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out for 284 to bag the all-important lead.

On the ocassion of The Cricket Association of Bengal's 98th Foundation Day, a friendly cricket match was organized at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake on Sunday between CAB President XI vs CAB Secretary XI. CAB President Sourav Ganguly, CAB former President Snehasish Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Bablu Kolay, CAB Vice President Nitish Ranjan Dutta, CAB Joint Secretary Madan Mohan Ghosh, CAB Treasurer Sanjay Das along with CAB former office bearers, Chairperson of various CAB committees, committee members, officials took part and were present for the match.

CAB President Sourav Ganguly "rolled back the years", during the 98th Foundation Day friendly match of The Cricket Association of Bengal, where he showcased his signature bowling style years after retiring from international cricket. CAB President Mr Ganguly might be busy with a range of administrative duties for the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup at the Eden Gardens, but with the ball in hand and on the cricket pitch, Ganguly provided a throwback to his imperial days.

Taltala Ekata Sangha (183/10 in 60.4 Overs) vs Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association (186/5 in 47.2 Overs) Souren Chitta Ranjan Ruidas 84 (120)- Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association Bishal Sikari 26* (47)- Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association

Tollygunge Agragami (175/10 in 53 Overs) vs Paikpara Sporting Club (177/1 in 40.3 Overs) Akash Sarkar 100* (121)- Paikpara Sporting Club Naved Ahmed 52* (95)- Paikpara Sporting Club

Bengal managed to post 325 in their first innings in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite against Vidarbha at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Saturday. Chandrahas (68), Ravi Kumar (55 not out) were the star batters for Bengal.

Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) (249/5 in 34 Overs) vs Balia Nafar Chandra Balika Vidyalaya (Girl's U-16) (131/8 in 34.1 Overs) Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) won by 118 runs. Gungun 4-1-17-3- Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16)

Police Athletic Club (100/10 in 38.1 Overs) vs Ballygunge United Club (101/2 in 22.5 Overs) Sunil Dalal 52* (49)- Ballygunge United Club Arjun Bharadwaj 42 (99)- Police Athletic Club

Stumps, Day 1 Taltala Ekata Sangha (183/10 in 60.4 Overs) vs Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association (96/2 in 27 Overs) Ram Sen 69 (106)- Taltala Ekata Sangha Rahul Thakur 27.4-5-67-8- Bansdroni Young Bengal Sporting Association

Riding on Shahbaz Ahmed’s brilliant bowling effort, Bengal outclassed Haryana by 188 runs in their final Elite Group C game in Lahli on Saturday to enter the quarterfinals unbeaten. Shahbaz (5-42 & 6-38) was awarded the player of the match for his 11-wicket haul in the game.

Akash Deep (5-40) and Shahbaz Ahmed (5-42) were brilliant with the ball as Bengal ended Day 2 on top against Haryana in their Ranji Trophy Elite match in Lahli on Friday. After posting 193 in their first innings, Bengal bundled out Haryana for just 100 to bag a vital lead. Sudip Chatterjee scored a fighting 86.

Chandrahas Dash scored a fine 68 as Bengal U23 managed to post 240/7 at stumps on Day 1 in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite against Vidarbha at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Friday. Besides Chandrahas, Ayush Kumar Singh (38), Shashank Singh (32), Vishal Bhati (29) impressed with the bat.

Cossipore Club (49/10 in 30.2 Overs) vs Ariadaha Sporting Club (50/1 in 4.4 Overs) Harihar Sarkar 9-2-17-5- Ariadaha Sporting Club Aranya Mukherjee 13.2-8-17-4- Ariadaha Sporting Club

Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 612/8 (108 Overs) Kunal Singh 173 (99) Akhilesh Yadav 35-0-179-4 Gaurav Singh Chauhan 123* (186) Rishabh Chaudhary 31-3-126-3

STUMPS, DAY 2 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 612/8 (108 Overs) Kunal Singh 173 (99) Akhilesh Yadav 35-0-179-4 Gaurav Singh Chauhan 123* (186) Rishabh Chaudhary 31-3-126-3

Purwanchal Vidyamandir (Girl's U-16) (15/10 in 12.3 Overs) vs Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) (16/1 in 1.4 Overs) Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) won by 9 wickets. Sristi Mondal (4-1-7-2)- Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School U-16

High Court Club (130/10 in 30.5 Overs) vs Albert Sporting Club (132/8 in 31 Overs) Priyam Chatterjee 12.5-5-28-6- Albert Sporting Club Piraj Sk 74 (62)- Albert Sporting Club

Bengal managed to post 168/5 at stumps on Day 1 against Haryana in their Ranji Trophy Elite match in Lahli on Thursday. Only 58 overs could be bowled on the opening day as heavy fog forced delayed start to the match.

Victoria Sporting Club (212/10 in 51.5 Overs) vs Mohunlal Club (215/2 in 36 Overs) Joybrata Saha 96* (108)- Mohunlal Club Sarif Ali 53 (49)- Mohunlal Club Mohit Gupta 7.5-0-46-1- Victoria Sporting Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 328/2 (60 Overs) vs Aryan Club Kunal Singh 173 (99) Rishabh Chaudhary 15-2-65-1 Akash Sarkar 91 (172) Akhilesh Yadav 17-0-92-1

E. Rly. Sports Association (185/10 in 67 Overs) vs Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) (179/10 in 52.3 Overs) Ranbir Dhanuk 56 (58)- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) Saikat Das 17.3-1-59-5- E. Rly. Sports Association Anirban Sarma 16-1-62-4- E. Rly. Sports Association

The CAB Under-16 Girls School Cricket Tournament got underway today at the Rajasthan Ground with Behala Kishore Bharati Girl’s High School taking on Bhavans Gangabux Kanoria Vidya Mandir. CAB Hony Secretary Bablu Kolay, CAB Joint Secretary Madan Mohan Ghosh, CAB School Committee Chairman Subhradeep Ganguly, CAB Observers Committee Chairman Srimanta Kumar Mallick, CAB Ground Committee Chairman Amitava Addy were present for the inauguration.

Bhavans Gangabux Kanoria Vidya Mandir (Girl's U-16) (25/10 in 14.4 Overs) vs Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) (26/0 in 2 Overs) Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16) won by 10 wickets. Ritu Barua 3-2-4-5- Behala Kishore Bharati Girl's High School (U-16)

Greer Sporting Club (112/10 in 43.2 Overs) vs Bantra Cricket Club (116/5 in 20.2 Overs) Amit Biswas 12-2-50-5- Bantra Cricket Club Kingkar Roy 40 (67)- Bantra Cricket Club Mikael Roy 33* (23)- Bantra Cricket Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 Calcutta Customs Club (152/10 in 59.4 Overs) vs Suburban Club (106/4 in 24 Overs) Arikta Das 55 (138)- Calcutta Customs Club Arun Kumar Chaurasiya 20.4-3-67-3- Suburban Club Md Ashif 11-2-22-2- Suburban Club

Bengal U23 batters were put to a tough test against Mumbai in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite in Mumbai on Sunday. Mumbai posted 538 in their first innings, thanks to Suryansh Shedge (132).

Calcutta Rangers Club (234/10 in 66.2 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (235/7 in 58.1 Overs) Rohit Mahali 81* (150)- Bengal Sporting Club Aditya Mondal 23* (45)- Bengal Sporting Club Soumalya Singha 18-2-46-3- Calcutta Rangers Club

Barisha Sporting Club (1st Innings) 359/10 (94 Overs) Priyanshu Gaurav Srivastava 128 (146) Vikas 21-2-75-4 Agniva Mukhopadhyay 70 (120) Vaibhav Yadav 28-4-99-3 Karan Singh 58* (73)

Paikpara Sporting Club (192/10 in 59 Overs) vs Ballygunge United Club (194/8 in 53.4 Overs) Ayush Pandey 80* (126)- Ballygunge United Club Debojyoti Ghosh 45 (54)- Ballygunge United Club Giriraj Vyas 15.4-3-51-3- Paikpara Sporting Club

Riding on a brilliant all-round performance, Bengal outclassed Services by an innings and 46 runs in their Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Sunday. With 30 points from six games, having won four matches in Elite Group C, Bengal book a place in the quarterfinals with a game to play against Haryana.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Calcutta Rangers Club (234/10 in 66.2 Overs) vs Bengal Sporting Club (85/4 in 18 Overs) Parthib Mukherjee 60 (108)- Calcutta Rangers Club Aditya Mondal 18-3-45-3- Bengal Sporting Club Yasin Mondal 15-2-59-3- Bengal Sporting Club

Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (127/10 in 44.1 Overs) vs Police Athletic Club (131/3 in 37 Overs) Debtanu Baidya 22-4-57-6- Police Athletic Club Rahul Prasad 19.4-2-64-4- Police Athletic Club Sayak Basu 39* (64)- Police Athletic Club

Bengal U23 batters were handed a tough challenge by Mumbai in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite in Mumbai on Saturday. Mumbai posted 538 in their first innings, thanks to Suryansh Shedge (132).

Stumps, Day 2 Barisha Sporting Club (1st Innings) 359/10 (94 Overs) Priyanshu Gaurav Srivastava 128 (146) Vikas 21-2-75-4 Agniva Mukhopadhyay 70 (120) Vaibhav Yadav 28-4-99-3 Karan Singh 58* (73)

Riding on a brilliant bowling performance led by veteran Md Shami, Bengal inched closer to a comfortable victory against Services in their Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Saturday. After posting a massive 519 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out Services for 186 to bag a big lead.

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Barisha Sporting Club (326/7 in 81 overs) vs Kalighat Club Priyanshu Srivastava (128 off 146), Agniva Mukhopadhyay (70 off 120). Vikas (4-75 in 20 overs), Vaibhav Yadav (2-97 in 26 overs)

Bengal U23 bowlers were made to toil hard against Mumbai on the opening day in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite match in Mumbai on Friday. At stumps on Day 1, Mumbai were 355/4 in 90 overs. Pranab Kapadia (83), Manan Bhatt (68 not out) were the star batters.

Sudip Chatterjee's maiden double century followed by a dominant effort by the bowlers put Bengal in the driver's seat at stumps on Day 2 against Services in the Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Friday. Resuming the day from overnight score of 340/4, Bengal batters piled on quick runs to post a massive 519 on the board in their first innings.

City A.C. (298/10 in 66.3 Overs) vs Measurers Club (195/10 in 46.2 Overs) Rupak Kr Yadav 67 (43)- Measurers Club Uzair Khan 10.2-2-40-4- City A.C. Pratik Chavan 17-2-68-4- City A.C.

Rajasthan Club (278/10 in 66.2 Overs) vs Calcutta Customs Club (111/10 in 34.3 Overs) Pankaj Shaw 47* (67)- Calcutta Customs Club Vaman Sharma 14.3-5-54-5- Rajasthan Club Harsh Dev Gautam 15-3-41-3- Rajasthan Club

A dominant batting performance powered Bengal to 340/4 in 86 overs at stumps on Day 1 against Services in their Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Thursday. Sudip Chatterjee smashed a brilliant unbeaten 140 off 226 balls while skipper Abhimanyu Easwaran scored a fine 81 off 152 balls as the duo added 151 runs for the opening wicket to put Services in the backfoot right at the start.

Bengal veteran batsman Anustup Majumdar, who will be playing his 100th First-Class match, was felicitated by The Cricket Association of Bengal’s top brass on Wednesday. The 41-year-old Anustup will be reaching the milestone when Bengal faces Services in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Thursday.

RESULT National Athletic Club (91/10 in 39.1 Overs) vs Balak Sangha (92/3 in 14.2 Overs) Souvik Chatterjee 52* (43)- Balak Sangha Santa Bhattacharya 43 (49)- National Athletic Club Asraful Ali 18.1-3-31-6- Balak Sangha

STUMPS, DAY 1 🏏 E. Rly. Sports Association (230/10 in 67 overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club (30/1 in 19 overs) Amit Kumar (57 off 89)- E. Rly. Sports Association Abir Chatterjee (5-79)- Indian Boys Athletic Club

RESULT Town Club (1st Innings) 474/6 (109 Overs) Ankit Shukla 131 (223) Shubham Sharma 24-0-101-2 Aishik Patel 83 (176) Writtick Chatterjee 33-8-93-1

STUMPS, DAY 2 1. Town Club (1st Innings) 474/6 (109 Overs) Ankit Shukla 131 (223) Shubham Sharma 24-0-101-2 Aishik Patel 83 (176) Writtick Chatterjee 33-8-93-1 S Yadav 54* (82)

Calcutta Parsee Club (415/4 in 85 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (234/10 in 59.5 Overs) Partha Kundu 94* (105)- Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute Dipesh Chandra 9-1-38-3- Calcutta Parsee Club Adnan Pasha 18-5-47-3- Calcutta Parsee Club

Bengal went down by 1 wicket after a hard-fought contest against Maharashtra in the semifinals of the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy Elite in Puducherry on Monday. Batting first, Bengal managed only 119 in 30.4 overs. Sneha Mahato scored a fighting 53 off 65.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Calcutta Parsee Club (415/4 in 85 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Town Club (1st Innings) 322/3 (81 Overs) vs Md Sporting Club Ankit Shukla 125* (211) Viraj Krishna 4-0-22-1 Aishik Patel 83 (176) Nilkantha Das 9-0-61-1

RESULT 🏏Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp. Club (165/10 in 57.3 overs) vs Dalhousie Athletic Club (92/10 in 45.1 overs) Nihar Bhuyan (5-21) - Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp Club Sahil Roy (3-19) - Ananda Bazar Patrika Sp Club

Calcutta Rangers Club (255/10 in 72.2 Overs) vs Howrah Union (256/1 in 30.3 Overs) Raja Khan 119 (85)- Howrah Union Dev Kushwah 75* (69)- Howrah Union Angshuman Ghosh 3-0-24-1- Calcutta Rangers Club

RESULT Mohun Bagan A.C. (1st Innings) 207/10 (66.4 Overs) Vivek Singh 56 (102) Yudhajit Guha 18.4-8-30-3 Parmar Jayveersinh Kanaksinh 47 (99) Soummyadip Mandal 9-0-47-3

Defending champions Bengal outclassed Rajasthan by 8 wickets in the quarterfinals on Saturday to enter the last four and stay on course for back-to-back Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy titles. In the last-eight clash in Puducherry, Rajasthan, after being asked to bat, managed to post only 153/9 in 35 overs.

STUMPS, DAY 2 Mohun Bagan A.C. (1st Innings) 207/10 (66.4 Overs) Vivek Singh 56 (102) Yudhajit Guha 18.4-8-30-3 Parmar Jayveersinh Kanaksinh 47 (99) Soummyadip Mandal 9-0-47-3

RESULT 🏏Ballygunge United Club (191/10 in 53.1 overs) vs United Club (195/2 in 32 overs) Mrityunjoy Dutta (5-37)- United Club Jayant Chaudhary (2-45)- United Club Atmaja Mondal (87 not out off 79)- United Club Purab Jain (93 off 103)- United Club

Friends Athletic Club (98/10 in 40.3 Overs) vs Albert Sporting Club (101/3 in 16.5 Overs) Soumyajit Munshi 10.3-3-27-5- Albert Sporting Club Priyam Chatterjee 15-6-17-2- Albert Sporting Club Junayed Hashim 54 (37)- Albert Sporting Club

RESULT 1. Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (68.2 Overs) Gaurav Singh Chauhan 93 (127) Mohammed Naseeb Alam 9-2-23-2 Yash Vardhan 24 (28) Pritam Chakraborty 13-2-42-2

STUMPS, DAY 2 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (68.2 Overs)

Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 212/10 (61.3 Overs) Kazi Junaid Saifi 52 (104) Arun Chaprana 15-4-45-5 Snehashish Saha 50 (49) Saksham Sharma 14-2-42-2

Shibpur Institute (366/10 in 72.2 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami (232/9 in 54.2 Overs) Abhijit Mal 139 (171)- Tollygunge Agragami Narayan Rana 8.2-1-35-3- Shibpur Institute Ravii Yadav 16-1-57-3- Shibpur Institute

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 245/10 (68.2 Overs) Gaurav Singh Chauhan 93 (127) Mohammed Naseeb Alam 9-2-23-2 Yash Vardhan 24 (28) Pritam Chakraborty 13-2-42-2

1. Mohunlal Club (242/10 in 62 Overs) vs Measurers Club (206/10 in 44.2 Overs) Binay Jaiswal 82 (52)- Measurers Club Nabajyoti Basu 16.2-4-40-5- Mohunlal Club Bijoy Mal 11-0-58-2- Mohunlal Club

STUMPS DAY 1 1. Shibpur Institute (366/10 in 72.2 overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami (9/3 in 6.5 overs) Sandeep Mittal (154)- Shibpur Institute Nishant Kushwah (106)- Shibpur Institute Laxya Kocher (7-42)- Tollygunge Agragami

RESULT Belgachia United Club (313/9 in 84 Overs) vs Rajasthan Club (151/10 in 55.1 overs)

RESULT 1. Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute (138/10 in 49.3 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (142/3 in 21.3 Overs) Avinash Kumar 5.3-1-7-4- B.N.R. Recreation Club Mohit Roy 48 (42)- B.N.R. Recreation Club Aritra Das 33 (60)- Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club 289/9 (85 Overs) vs Paikpara Sporting Club Chakradhar Dwivedi 69 (125)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Alok Sharma 68 (113)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Vishal Choudhary 33-3-108-4- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 Belgachia United Club (313/9 in 84 Overs) vs Rajasthan Club

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 212/10 (61.3 Overs) Kazi Junaid Saifi 52 (104) Arun Chaprana 15-4-45-5 Snehashish Saha 50 (49) Saksham Sharma 14-2-42-2

Nadia Super Dazzler 156/9 (20 Overs). Rehan Mondal 50 (31) & Tapan Koiri 35 (23) - Nadia Super Dazzler.

RESULT Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br) (188/10 in 51.5 Overs) vs Bhukailash Sporting Club (191/7 in 55.4 Overs)

RESULT 🏏 Excelsiors Club (297/9 in 85 Overs) vs Calcutta Rangers Club (145/10 in 35.3 Overs) Shubham Mojumdar (4-50) - Excelsiors Club Excelsiors Club won by 152 runs

RESULT 🏏 Aikya Sammilani (270/10 in 84.5 Overs) vs Suburban Club (128/10 in 44 overs) Shivank Vashisth (5-46) - Aikya Sammilani Aikya Sammilani won by 142 runs.

RESULT Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 243/10 (60.5 Overs) (2nd Innings) 251/3 in (52 overs). Kunal Singh 148 not out (154). Deepak Kumar Mahato 51 not out (65). Sujit Kumar Yadav (18-0-55-1).

RESULT 1. Sarat Samity (102/10 in 35.3 Overs) vs Howrah Sporting Club (104/1 in 19.3 Overs) Srideep Dey 11.3-0-29-5- Howrah Sporting Club Aditya Yadav 63* (54) & 11-0-24-3- Howrah Sporting Club Gauransh Jain 39 (62)- Howrah Sporting Club Howrah Sporting Club won by 9 wickets

Defending champions Bengal stormed into the quarterfinals of the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy Elite after a dominant eight-wicket victory over Tamil Nadu in Trivandrum on Saturday. Winning all five Elite Group A games, Bengal make the last eight stage with 20 points.

STUMPS, DAY 2 Tapan Memorial Club (1st Innings) 243/10 (60.5 Overs) Aman 80* (77) Subham Sarkar 14-2-52-5 Gaurav Singh Chauhan 48 (84) Sandipan Das (Jr) 13-3-47-3

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Aikya Sammilani (270/10 in 84.5 Overs) vs Suburban Club Sagen Murmu 58 (90)- Aikya Sammilani Sarit 23.5-2-64-3- Suburban Club Azaz Ansari 21-2-63-3- Suburban Club

1. Belgachia United Club beat Satya Sandhi by 149 runs. Sangeet Adak (4-35), Samyak Singhi (3-15). 2. Mohunlal Club beat Dalhousie Athletic Club by 316 runs.

RESULT 1. Md Sporting Club (1st Innings) 283/10 (84 Overs) & (2nd Innings) 177/3 (40 Overs) Sudip Chatterjee 55 (35) Vishal Kr Roy 17-1-56-3 Sambit Roy 44* (104)

E. Rly Sports Association (143/10 in 36 Overs) vs Calcutta Customs Club (146/5 in 35.1 Overs) Deepanshu Chaudhary 54 (93)- E. Rly Sports Association Adarsh Kumar 11-2-30-5- Calcutta Customs Club

RESULT 1. Vijay Sports Club (384/8 in 83 Overs) vs Cricket Club Of Dhakuria (223/10 in 57.5 Overs) Ishan Mali 72 (140)- Cricket Club Of Dhakuria Rohan Saha 2.5-1-2-3- Vijay Sports Club Subhadip Sarkar 21-3-55-3- Vijay Sports Club Vijay Sports Club won by 161 runs.

Defending champions Bengal beat Madhya Pradesh by 1 wicket in a nail-biting thriller on Thursday to script their fourth successive victory of the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy Elite. With 16 points from four games so far, Bengal, who are on top of Elite Group A, inched closer to the knockouts.

Bengal went down to Uttar Pradesh by 5 wickets on Thursday in their final Group-stage game to end their Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite campaign. Bengal, with 16 points having won four and lost three, have been knocked out of the tournament.

STUMPS, DAY 1 Vijay Sports Club (384/8 in 83 Overs) vs Cricket Club Of Dhakuria

STUMPS, DAY 2 Md Sporting Club (1st Innings) 283/10 (84 Overs) Viraj Krishna 84 (114) Aritra Chatterjee 25-4-74-6 Shivam Gupta 61 (109) Vishal Kr Roy 15-2-40-1

RESULT Bhowanipur Club (1st Innings) 345/9d (88 Overs) Ritwik Roy Chowdhury 91 (137) Sumit Mohanta 16-3-52-4 Prayas Ray Barman 46 (77) Kaushik Maity 20-2-72-3

👉 Taltala Ekata Sangha (173/10 in 49 Overs) vs Bantra Cricket Club (174/3 in 44.3 Overs) Kingkar Roy 77 (129)- Bantra Cricket Club Sayantan Paul 60* (103)- Bantra Cricket Club Souvik Mitra 19-4-57-2- Taltala Ekata Sangha Bantra Cricket Club won by 7 wickets

🏏 United Club (375/6 in 67 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (108/10 in 27.5 Overs) Ghanshyam Upadhyay 83 (93)- United Club Aniket Singh (Lavi) 56* (41)- United Club Rohit Choudhari 11.5-2-41-7- United Club United Club won by 267 runs

1. Tapan Memorial Club beat Pavilion Club Developers Pvt Ltd by 7 wickets. Kabir Chauhan (125), Swarith Sah (4-52).

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, defending champions Bengal outclassed Himachal Pradesh by 5 wickets on Tuesday to script their third successive victory of the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy Elite. Batting first, Himachal Pradesh managed only 112/7 in 35 overs. Protyusha Dey (1-15), Salma Khatun (2-16), Snigdha Bag (2-23), Radhika Kumari (1-13), Debosmita Kalsa (1-24) were superb with the ball for Bengal.

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Aryan Club (1st Innings) 126/5 (32 Overs) vs Kalighat Club Anas Ali Khan 38 (63) Durgesh Kr Dubey 12-1-50-3 Aditya Purohit 18 (21) Debopratim Halder 8-1-32-2

Shahbaz Ahmed’s fighting unbeaten 108 went in vain as Bengal suffer 107-run loss against Hyderabad in the Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite match in Rajkot on Tuesday. Put into bat, Hyderabad opener Aman Rao smashed a brilliant 200 not out off 154 to single-handedly power team to 352/5 in 50 overs.

Dalhousie Athletic Club (95/10 in 36 Overs) vs Dakshin Kalikata Sansad (98/1 in 16.4 Overs) Bapi Manna 17-1-53-5- Dakshin Kalikata Sansad Soumya Roy Chowdhury 18-5-40-4- Dakshin Kalikata Sansad Swastik Maiti 48* (51)- Dakshin Kalikata Sansad Dakshin Kalikata Sansad won by 9 wickets

STUMPS, DAY 1 👉 Taltala Ekata Sangha (173/10 in 49 Overs) vs Bantra Cricket Club (108/2 in 28 Overs) Dipam Ghosh 18-6-35-6- Bantra Cricket Club Kingkar Roy 51* (84)- Bantra Cricket Club Souvik Mitra 14-3-33-2- Taltala Ekata Sangha Bantra Cricket Club require 66 runs in 312 balls

RESULT Kidderpore Sporting Club (1st Innings) 209/10 (63.2 Overs) & (2nd Innings) 46/1 (9 Overs) Saurabh Singh 20* (29) Deepak Kumar 4-0-29-1

Reigning champions Bengal began their title defence with back-to-back dominant victories in the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy Elite. On Sunday, at the St Xaviers KCA Cricket Ground, Trivandrum, Bengal outclassed Maharashtra by 8 wickets.

STUMPS, DAY 2 1. Kidderpore Sporting Club (1st Innings) 209/10 (63.2 Overs)

1. Calcutta University Institute (209/10 in 54.4 Overs) vs Abasar (212/8 in 63.1 Overs) Upendar Saini 82* (130)- Abasar Sagnik Basu 36 (99)- Abasar Mohd Faizan 25-2-72-4- Calcutta University Institute Abasar won by 2 wickets

1. Kumartuli Institute (400/6 in 85 Overs) vs Suburban Club (307/10 in 85 Overs) Rishikesh Tiwari 109 (149)- Suburban Club Harsh Vardhan Jajodia 58 (140)- Suburban Club Anirban Gupta 25-3-78-4- Kumartuli Institute Pawan 21-1-81-4- Kumartuli Institute Kumartuli Institute won by 93 runs

RESULTS 1. Ariadaha Sporting Club (147/10 in 33.1 Overs) vs Ballygunge Sporting Association (153/4 in 33 Overs) Shanu Qureshi 43* (36)- Ballygunge Sporting Association Soumyadeep Ganguly 39 (36)- Ariadaha Sporting Club Pranab Prasad 11-3-41-6- Ballygunge Sporting Association Ballygunge Sporting Association won by 6 wickets

A brilliant century by skipper Abhimanyu Easwaran followed by a fine effort by the bowlers helped Bengal down Assam by 85 runs in the Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite match in Rajkot on Saturday. The victory tasted even sweeter on a day when veteran batsman Anustup Majumdar played his 100th List A match.

RESULT 1. Bhukailash Sporting Club (137/10 in 56.5 Overs) vs Indian Boys Athletic Club (141/6 in 29.4 Overs) Akash Rajawat 28-6-55-6- Indian Boys Athletic Club Lokesh Beniwal 74* (74)- Indian Boys Athletic Club Anshuman Pandey 49* (107)- Bhukailash Sporting Club Ranjit Agarwal 6.4-1-30-3- Bhukailash Sporting Club Indian Boys Athletic Club won by 4 wickets.

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. Kidderpore Sporting Club (1st Innings) 209/10 (63.2 Overs) Suvankar Bal 72 (123) Pradipta Pramanik 14.2-3-49-5 Pramod Chandila 67 (100) Deepak Kumar 15-3-55-3

1. Bengal Sporting Club beat Tapan Memorial Club by 316 runs Nil Sarkar 127* (124), Riaz Sheikh 4-2-7-4

Monohar Pukur Milan Samity 60/10 (20 Overs) vs Uttarpalli Milan Sangha 61/3 (18.1 Overs) Sudip Roy (NR) 7-1-19-4- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha Faizanul Rehman 6-1-15-3- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha Ankur Singh 7-2-26-3- Uttarpalli Milan Sangha

1. South 24 Pgs DSA (297/10 in 79 Overs) vs Howrah DSA (299/9 in 74.1 Overs) Aditya Yadav 88 (80)- Howrah DSA Kishan Singh 76* (79)- Howrah DSA Ritam Sarkar 17-0-76-3- South 24 Pgs DSA Shubham Kumar Prasad 22.1-5-77-3- South 24 Pgs DSA

STUMPS, DAY 1 1. W.B. Association Of The Deaf 159/10 (60.2 Overs) vs Central Calcutta Sporting Club 96/6 (27 Overs)

Bengal U-15 Women’s team with India wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson post their practice session at the St Xaviers College Ground in Trivandrum on Thursday. Samson, who was also training at the same ground, spoke to the Bengal girls individually, and wished the team the best for the BCCI One-Day tournament.

RESULT 1. Jalpaiguri DSA (310/10 in 70 Overs) vs Midnapore DSA (85/10 in 20.2 Overs) Koustav Ghosh 74 (94)- Jalpaiguri Shivam Jha (Siwi) 10.2-2-28-9- Jalpaiguri Ankush Chakraborty 18-1-106-4- Midnapore Jalpaiguri DSA won by 225 runs

1. Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 327/10 (92.2 Overs) & (2nd Innings) 115/8d (29.2 Overs) Ranjot Singh Khaira 27 (35) Vinay Chaudhary 14-2-47-4, Geet Puri 9-2-40-3

STUMPS, DAY 2 1. Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 327/10 (92.2 Overs) Subham Chatterjee 113 (141) Vinay Chaudhary 32.2-8-99-8 Bhowanipur Club (1st Innings) 180/8 (44 Overs) Gitansh Khera 37 (62) Sukhmeet Singh 15-1-78-4

1. Jorabagan Club 163/10 (44.2 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club 167/4 (30 Overs) Arpit Yadav 17-4-53-3- B.N.R. Recreation Club Abhijeet Bhagat 10.2-0-39-3- B.N.R. Recreation Club Soumyabrata Nath 57* (55)- B.N.R. Recreation Club Avinash Kumar 53 (56)- B.N.R. Recreation Club B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 6 wickets

1. Shibpur Institute 232/10 (51.1 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club 233/8 (53 Overs) Krriishnendu Goswami 78 (111)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Alok Sharma 55 (59)- Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Lokesh 15-4-63-4- Shibpur Institute Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club won by 2 wickets

Bengal's lethal pace trio of Md Shami, Mukesh Kumar and Akash Deep powered team to a stunning nine-wicket victory over Jammu & Kashmir in the Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite on Wednesday. The victory helped Bengal end 2025 with a statement performance.

A superb all-round performance helped Bengal outclass Manipur by an innings and 239 runs in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite match in Cuttack on Wednesday. After posting 452/6 decl in their first innings, Bengal bowled out Manipur for 90 in their first innings.

A brilliant effort by the bowlers put Bengal on top against Manipur at stumps on Day 2 in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite match in Cuttack on Tuesday. After posting 452/6 decl in their first innings, Bengal bowled out Manipur for 90 in their first innings.

1. East Bengal Club (1st Innings) 415/6 (96 Overs) & (2nd Innings) 24/0 (5 Overs) Rishant Kohli 13* (18) Md Sporting Club (1st Innings) 241/10 (61.1 Overs) Viraj Krishna 84 (134) Satyaki Dutta 10-2-18-3 Shubham Sharma 47 (60) Sumit Mohanta 19-3-76-3 Match Drawn, East Bengal Club took 1st Innings lead

1. Dalhousie Athletic Club 103/10 (37 Overs) vs Tollygunge Agragami 105/1 (22.2 Overs) Debarpan Bhattacharya 7-0-25-5- Tollygunge Agragami Souvick Ghosh 15-3-31-4- Tollygunge Agragami Abhijit Mal 53* (69)- Tollygunge Agragami Tollygunge Agragami won by 9 wickets

1. Friends Athletic Club 83/10 (39.1 Overs) vs Howrah Union 85/0 (10 Overs) Suraj Sinha 13-3-23-5- Howrah Union Asif Mondal 19.1-6-36-5- Howrah Union Raja Khan 65* (45)- Howrah Union Howrah Union won by 10 wickets

1. Aryan Club (1st Innings) 112/10 (37.4 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C. Avirup Gupta 48 (69)- Aryan Club Rajkumar Pal 6.4-2-7-4- Mohun Bagan A.C. Parmar Jayveersinh Kanaksinh 10-2-19-2- Mohun Bagan A.C.

1. Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br) 367/9 (85 Overs) vs Cricket Club Of Dhakuria 304/10 (77.1 Overs) Joydeep Roy 86 (74)- Cricket Club Of Dhakuria Arijit Mukherjee 32.1-7-117-4- Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br) Parag Sarkar 23-0-84-3- Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br) Y.M.C.A. (Chow Br) won by 63 runs

1. Jalpaiguri DSA 63/10 (15 Overs) vs Burdwan DSA 64/2 (12.4 Overs) Arjun Singh 45* (38)- Burdwan Koustav Ghosh 42 (38)- Jalpaiguri Srinath Mahanta 8-4-19-8- Burdwan Burdwan DSA won by 8 wickets

A fine bowling effort by Mukesh Kumar followed by a dominant batting display by Abishek Porel powered Bengal to a six-wicket victory over Chandigarh in the Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite on Monday. Mukesh bagged 5 for 59 in 10 overs, claiming his maiden five-wicket haul in List A cricket while Abishek Porel’s 84-ball 106 helped him score his second List A century. Shahbaz Ahmed also impressed with superb all-round show.

A brilliant batting performance by Tufan Roy (205 not out) and Souhardya Neogi (184) powered Bengal U16 team to a massive 452/6 in 90 overs at stumps on Day 1 against Manipur in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Cuttack on Monday. Enroute his unbeaten 265-ball knock, Tufan hit 22 boundaries and three sixes while Souhardya, in his 218-ball innings, struck 24 fours and 2 sixes. The duo added 362 runs for the second wicket after Bengal were 9/1 in the third over after being put into bat.

RESULTS DAY 2 1. Bata Sports Club 344/10 (84 Overs) vs Calcutta Rangers Club 185/10 (72.1 Overs) Amman Siddiqui 40 (43)- Calcutta Rangers Club Daniyal 25-9-48-4- Bata Sports Club Sarthik Das 4.1-3-10-2- Bata Sports Club Bata Sports Club won by 159 runs

1. Monohar Pukur Milan Samity 193/10 (63.4 Overs) vs Suburban Club 196/4 (48.4 Overs) Rishikesh Tiwari 71 (122)- Suburban Club Ansh Sinha 57* (134)- Suburban Club Manish 11-0-46-2- Monohar Pukur Milan Samity Harsh Rana 11.4-1-52-2- Monohar Pukur Milan Samity Suburban Club won by 6 wickets

STUMPS, DAY 1 East Bengal Club 192/5 (72 Overs) vs Md Sporting Club

Bengal went down to Karnataka by 36 runs in the quarterfinals of the Women's Under-19 One-Day Trophy Elite in Pune. Opting to bat, Karnataka scored a challenging 270/8 in 50 overs. Shreya S Chavan (108) and Kashvi Kandikuppa (94 not out) were the star batters.

1. Calcutta Parsee Club 218/10 (65.5 Overs) vs Gymkhana 147/10 (63 Overs) Rahul Kundu 37 (116)- Gymkhana Md Kashif 15-4-26-3- Calcutta Parsee Club Adnan 26-14-32-3- Calcutta Parsee Club Shantanu Swami 6-0-35-3- Calcutta Parsee Club Calcutta Parsee Club won by 71 runs

1. Belgachia United Club 123/10 (49.1 Overs) vs Kolkata Union Sporting Club 125/0 (22.4 Overs) Rohan Taank 15.1-3-46-5- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Rik S Choudhury 11-4-25-4- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Rishabh Tiwari 73* (67)- Kolkata Union Sporting Club Kolkata Union Sporting Club won by 10 wickets

St James School (181/9 in 45 overs) St James- Aayush Pan (50 off 57), Shreyan Das (21 off 36)

1. Burdwan DSA 258/10 (72.5 Overs) vs Midnapore DSA 145/10 (42.4 Overs) Burdwan- Sumit Yadav (6-62) Midnapore- Swastik Maiti (30) Burdwan DSA won by 113 runs.

1. Barisha Sporting Club (1st Innings) 133/10 & (2nd Innings) 185/3 (45 Overs) Ayush Kumar Singh 78* (131) Akhilesh Yadav 13-1-47-2 Sonu Narayan Naubagh 52 (80) Aryan Club (1st Innings) 176/10 (44 Overs) Parth Palawat 55 (65) Soumyadip Mandal 15-3-36-4 Karan Singh 10-1-40-3 Barisha Sporting Club lead by 142 runs

1. Ballygunge United Club (176/10 in 42.2 Overs) vs Dalhousie Athletic Club (178/6 in 43.2 Overs) Abhay Choudhary 71* (75)- Dalhousie Athletic Club Karn Kumar Paswan 51 (106)- Dalhousie Athletic Club Debangshu Pakhira 12-0-41-4-Ballygunge United Club Dalhousie Athletic Club won by 4 wickets

Riding on a brilliant batting performance, Bengal beat Vidarbha by 3 wickets in Rajkot on Wednesday to begin their Vijay Hazare Trophy Elite campaign on a winning note. Batting first, Vidarbha scored a challenging 382/5 in 50 overs. Dhruv Shorey (136) and A Mokhade (110) were the pick of the batters.

1. Behala Friends Union Club (162/10 in 42.1 overs) Alipore Sporting Club (155/10 in 53.1 overs) Behala Friends Union Club- Rohit Sharma (5-40), Suman Dey (3-51) Behala Friends Union Club won by 7 runs.

Bengal managed to post 163/3 in their first innings at stumps on Day 2 against Mumbai in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Bhubaneshwar on Wednesday. Souhardya Neogi (59 not out), Ram Sen (44), Prabin Chhetri (32 not out) were the pick of the batters as Bengal trail by 258 runs.

1. Town Club (277/6 in 81 Overs) vs East Bengal Club Ankur Paul 120 (156)- Town Club Kanishk Seth 12-1-47-2- East Bengal Club Sourav Halder 22-5-48-2- East Bengal Club

1. Ballygunge United Club (176/10 in 42.2 Overs) vs Dalhousie Athletic Club (41/3 in 15 Overs) Jeet Thakur 50 (61)- Ballygunge United Club Siddharth Ghosh 10.2-2-44-3- Dalhousie Athletic Club Dibyanshu Kumar Singh 13-3-51-3- - Dalhousie Athletic Club Dalhousie Athletic Club require 136 runs in 354 balls

1. St. Johns Public School (231/8 in 45 Overs) vs Purba Barasat Adarsha Vidyapith (179/10 in 42 Overs). St. Johns Public School won by 52 runs. Roushan Kr Yadvanshi (20 off 23 balls & 8-1-30-4)- St. Johns Public School. 2. Delhi Public School Ruby Park (143/10 in 43.4 Overs) vs Cathedral Mission High School (144/2 in 30.2 Overs). Cathedral Mission High School won by 8 wickets. Md Imran (58 not Out off 91 balls & 9-1-33-2)- Cathedral Mission High School.

1. Behala Friends Union Club (162/10 in 42.1 overs) Alipore Sporting Club (140/7 in 40 overs) Behala Friends Union Club- Asish Bera (51), Rohit Sharma (4-36) Alipore Sporting Club- Krish Singh (4-37, 45)

Bengal U-16 bowlers were made to toil hard against Mumbai on Day 1 in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Bhubaneshwar on Tuesday. At stumps, Mumbai were 302/2 in their first innings. Aayush Shete scored a fine unbeaten 139 while Harsh Shailesh Kadam (57 not out) and Rishabh S (55) also impressed.

1. St James School (368/6 in 45 Overs) vs Kodalia Prasanna Banga High School (275/8 in 45 Overs). St James School won by 93 runs. Saquib Sultan (95 not out off 64 balls & 4-0-27-3)- St James School. 2. The Heritage School (135/10 in 35.4 Overs) vs Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya (139/3 in 27.4 Overs). Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya won by 7 wickets. Nabaraj Sarkar (9-2-19-4)- Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya.

1. Taltala Ekata Sangha (275/10 in 84.5 Overs) vs W.B. Police Sports Club (276/3 in 55.1 Overs). Pritam Karmakar 108 (95)- W.B. Police Sports Club. Nitya Nanda Maji 50* (62)- W.B. Police Sports Club. Md Rizwan Ahamed 8-0-29-1- Taltala Ekata Sangha. W.B. Police Sports Club won by 7 wickets 2. Howrah Sporting Club (159/10 in 59.3 Overs) vs Cossipore Club (162/5 in 61.5 Overs). Srinil Goswami 103* (194)- Cossipore. Debangan Mondal 30* (84)- Cossipore. Shreyom Nandi 18-4-38-3- Howrah Sporting Club. Cossipore Club won by 5 wickets.

1. Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.) 176/10 (49 Overs) vs Calcutta Customs Club 177/4 (40.3 Overs). Jahir Ahammed 78* (125)- Calcutta Customs Club. Lokesh Kumar Sharma 7-0-22-2- Y.M.C.A. (Coll Br.). Calcutta Customs Club won by 6 wickets. 2. E. Rly Sports Association 201/10 (69.3 Overs) vs Kumartuli Institute 86/10 (31.1 Overs). Tanmoy Pramanick 11-6-21-4- E. Rly Sports Association. Ayush Raj 9.1-2-23-4- E. Rly Sports Association. E. Rly Sports Association won by 115 runs.

1. Delhi Public School Megacity (155/10 in 39.4 Overs) vs St Johns Public School (159/6 in 17.3 Overs). St Johns Public School won by 4 wickets. Ayan Shaikh (38 off 23 balls & 7-1-22-2)- St Johns Public School. 2. Asian International School (116/10 in 33.5 Overs) vs Purba Barasat Adarsha Vidyapith (117/3 in 25.3 Overs). Purba Barasat Adarsha Vidyapith won by 7 wickets. Silajit Biswas (8-3-19-3)- Purba Barasat Adarsha Vidyapith.

Riding on a brilliant all-round performance, Bengal outclassed Nagaland by 7 wickets to storm into the quarterfinals of the Women's Under-19 One-Day Trophy Elite. Bengal make the last-eight stage after winning all five Elite Group B matches on the trot.

Bengal bagged first innings lead after their Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite against Kerala ended in a draw in Cuttack on Saturday. After bowling out Kerala for 178, Bengal posted 193 in their first innings to bag the all-important first innings lead.

1. Birla High School (102/10 in 37.3 Overs) vs Delhi Public School Ruby Park (162/10 in 37.5 Overs). Delhi Public School Ruby Park won by 60 runs. Rishabh Gupta (45 off 65 balls & 7-3-7-1). 2. Delhi Public School Joka (122/10 in 44.4 Overs) vs Cathedral Mission High School (124/1 in 15.4 Overs). Cathedral Mission High School won by 9 wickets. Aaditya Gupta (9-0-24-3).

1. YMCA (Coll BR) 176/10 in 49 overs. YMCA- Soumyajit Mandal (44). Calcutta Customs Club- Anuj Raj (2-34). Calcutta Customs Club (42/0 in 8 overs) Calcutta Customs Club need 135 runs in 408 balls. 2. Suburban Club (173/10 in 43 overs) Suburban Club- Md Nazim Siddiqui (89). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha- Faizanul Rehman (6-71). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (146/7 in 34 overs). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha- Sourav Chakraborty (66). Uttarpalli Milan Sangha need 28 runs in 306 balls.

1. George Telegraph Sports Club 679/7 (83 Overs) vs Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute. Md Alamgir 222 (168) Animesh Adhikari 16-0-144-3. Tinku Kumar 114 (131) Partha Kundu 21-1-128-2. 2. B.N.R. Recreation Club (546/10 in 80.4 Overs) vs Gymkhana. Avinash Kumar 150 (117) Sourav Ghosh 12.4-1-88-4. Arpit Yadav 81* (42) Tujan Maurd 13-0-101-2. Subhraj Burman 26-1-175-2.

STUMPS, DAY-1 1. Mauri Sporting Club vs National Athletic Club . National Athletic Club 292/10 (77.4 Overs) Kanhaiya Soni 82 (69) Abhinav Bharti 12.4-0-54-3 Kaushik Deb 78 (134) Ayan Banerjee 13-3-34-2 Nitesh Kumar Shah 62* (71) Abhrajit Manna 17-4-37-2. Dipak Kr. Singh 20-3-82-2 Mauri Sporting Club 3/2 (4 Overs) Nitesh Kumar Shah 2-1-2-2 Mauri Sporting Club require 290 runs in 486 balls

STUMPS, DAY-1 1. Belgachia United Club vs Bhukailash Sporting Club. Bhukailash Sporting Club 139/10 (46.3 Overs). Aditya Singh 35 (86). Raju R 9-4-13-3. Anshuman Pandey 35 (99) Akshay Dullarwar 7-2-14-3. Ashish Kumar 11-2-27-3. Belgachia United Club 66/5 (32 Overs). Samrat Chakraborty 16 (68) Amar Chaudhary 13-5-28-4. Belgachia United Club require 74 runs in 318 balls (Stumps Day 1).

1. Don Bosco School Liluah (198/10 in 38 Overs) vs Kodalia Prasanna Banga High School (349/10 in 43.2 Overs). Kodalia Prasanna Banga High School won by 151 runs. Arkadeep Das (130 off 84 balls & 4-1-18-1)- Kodalia Prasanna Banga High School. 2. Howrah Vivekananda Institution (115/10 in 33.4 Overs) vs St. James School (309/9 in 45 Overs). St. James School won by 194 runs. Aditya Raj (110 off 77 balls)- St. James School.

Bengal beat Saurashtra by 24 runs on Friday to inch closer to Women’s Under-19 One-Day Trophy Elite knockouts. The win helped Bengal register their fourth successive victory of the tournament.

A fine batting display by Akash Yadav and Sayak Jana helped Bengal U-16 team bag first innings lead against Kerala in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Cuttack on Friday. After bowling out Kerala for 178, Bengal posted 193 in their first innings to bag the all-important first innings lead.

The Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match between Bengal and Uttar Pradesh ended in a draw with UP bagging first innings lead in Bareilly on Friday. Intense fog affected most part of the match as Bengal’s hopes of making the knockouts ended.

1. Kalighat Club vs Town Club. Kalighat Club (1st Innings) 433/9 (104 Overs) Vikas 150* (238) Sandipan Das Jr. 22-2-87-3 Snehashish Saha 38 (36) Rahul Prasad 17-2-53-2. Deepansh Chauhan 19-3-62-2 Town Club (1st Innings) 178/10 (66.5 Overs) Ankit Shukla 48 (129) Vaibhav Yadav 16.5-7-38-4 Vishwajeet Mishra 39 (69) Sukhmeet Singh 18-1-58-3 Town Club (2nd Innings) 139/2 (f/o) (39.2 Overs) Akash Shukla 79 (120) Vaibhav Yadav 10-2-34-2 Ankit Shukla 31* (70) Match Drawn. Points- Kalighat 7, Town 3. POTM- Vikas (150* off 238 Balls)- Kalighat Club

1. Delhi Public School Megacity (515/5 in 37 Overs) vs South City International School (154/10 in 33.1 Overs). Delhi Public School Megacity won by 361 runs. Rishabh Singhi (103 off 41 balls & 9-1-62-3)-Delhi Public School Megacity. 2. St Johns Public School (531/4 in 43 Overs) vs Rammohan Mission High School (66/10 in 21 Overs). St Johns Public School won by 465 runs. Ayan Shaikh (229 off 120 balls)- St Johns Public School.

Bengal U19 team’s Virat Chauhan bagged an impressive 5 for 45 against Uttar Pradesh in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite. At stumps on Day 3, Uttar Pradesh were 216/8 with a first-innings lead of 45 runs. Yuvraj scored a fine 75 for UP.

A fine bowling display helped Bengal U-16 team reduce Kerala to 165/8 in 94 overs in their first innings at stumps on Day 1 in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Cuttack on Thursday. Triparna Samanta (3-41), Uthsav Shukla (2-27), Prabin Chhetri (1-29), Md Ashif (1-26) were the star bowlers for bowlers.

1. Albert Sporting Club (105/10 in 51.5 overs) Howrah Union (107/4 in 28.1 overs) Howrah Union won by 6 wickets.

1. Barisha Sporting Club (1st Innings) 130/10 & (2nd Innings) 48/10 (15.5 Overs) Priyanshu Gaurav Srivastava 15* (20) Vinay Chaudhary 7.5-2-14-8 Sumanta Gupta 14 (11) Ritwik Roy Chowdhury 4-0-21-2 Bhowanipur Club (1st Innings) 244/10 (59.1 Overs) Vinay Chaudhary 35* (42) Soumyadip Mandal 9-0-33-3 Abishek Das 32 (83) Ankit Mishra 15-2-53-3, Yudhajit Guha 14.1-1-57-3. Bhowanipur Club won by an innings and 66 runs. Vinay Chaudhary (35 not out off 42 balls and 8-14) STUMPS, Day 2

1. Ratnakar North Point School (209/5 in 32.1 Overs) vs Sudhir Memorial Institute (204/9 in 45 Overs). Ratnakar North Point School won by 5 wickets. Aryan Gupta (46 off 43 balls)- Ratnakar North Point School. 2. Sudhir Memorial Institute Howrah (75/10 in 37.2 Overs) vs Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya (628/6 in 41 Overs). Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya won by 553 runs. Bibek Mondal (248 off 130 balls)- Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya.

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal beat Kerala by 23 runs on Wednesday to register their third successive victory of the Women’s Under-19 One-Day Trophy Elite. Batting first at the Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane, Bengal posted a challenging 265/6 in 50 overs.

1. Shibpur Institute 227/10 (56.3 Overs) vs Netaji Subhas Institute 69/10 (25.4 Overs). Abhijit Biswas 12 (11) Ravi Yadav 9.4-2-25-5. Kunal Kumar 12-4-32-4. Shibpur Institute won by 158 runs. Ravi Yadav (11 not out off 15 balls & 9.4-2-25-5)- Shibpur Institute. 2. Sporting Union (213/10 in 65.1 Overs) vs Calcutta Police Club (142/10 in 42 Overs). Varun Sameer Lavande 63 (104) Sunny Singh 12-1-38-4. Kaushik Giri 24 (25) Meetul Sah 11-3-25-3. Md Saif 10-2-28-3. Sporting Union won by 71 runs. Sunny Singh (12-1-38-4)- Sporting Union.

1. Calcutta Cricket Club (219/10 in 58.3 overs) City AC (220/8 in 61.4 overs). City AC won by 2 wickets. City AC- Alapan Haldar (83), Uzair Khan (53 not out). 2. Measurers Club (438/7 in 85 overs) vs Baranagar Sporting Club (329/10 in 73.3 overs) Measurers Club won by 109 runs. Baranagar Sporting Club – Suraj Karmakar (111). Measurers Club- Somshekher Das (4-81).

STUMPS, Day 1 1. East Bengal Club vs Tapan Memorial Club (142/5 in 35 Overs- 1st Innings) Kunal Singh 52 (57) Kaushik Maity 6-0-36-2 Deepak Kumar Mahato 23 (39) Kanishk Seth 10-1-46-2.

1. Calcutta Cricket Club (219/10 in 58.3 overs) City AC (50/4 in 23 overs) Calcutta Cricket Club- Abhishek Tehlani (64) City AC- Uzair Khan (5-51), Pratik Chavan (5-52).

1. Dalhousie Athletic Club vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club 155/10 (40 Overs) Akash Mondal 34 (45) Chandan Kumar Mukhi 18-3-66-6 Alok Sharma 29 (48) Dibyanshu Kumar Singh 15-2-44-4 Dalhousie Athletic Club 159/9 (33.3 Overs) Chandan Singh 50* (80) Parvez Alam 16-3-50-3 Karn Kumar Paswan 41 (40) Alok Sharma 2-0-2-2 Md. Iqbal Umar 6.3-0-35-2 Dalhousie Athletic Club won by 1 wicket

Intense fog and poor visibility at the SRMS Cricket Ground, Bareilly, delayed start of the Bengal vs Uttar Pradesh Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match on Tuesday. Only 17 overs could be bowled on Day 1 as Bengal scored 89/3 at stumps.

1. Dakshin Dinajpur vs Burdwan Burdwan 228/10 (66.2 Overs) Dakshin Dinajpur 56/10 (29 Overs) Burdwan- Pratyashita Dasaundhi (5-3), Sumit Yadav (4-24). Burdwan won by 172 runs.

1. Dakshin Dinajpur vs Burdwan Burdwan 228/10 (66.2 Overs) Dipanjan Maji 92 (108) Anik Sarkar 14-2-42-3 Dakshin Dinajpur 37/8 (25 Overs) Partha Halder 12 (17) Pratyashita Dasaundhi 3-0-3-5 Dakshin Dinajpur require 192 runs in 360 balls.

1. Asian International School (140/1 in 12 Overs) vs Ramkrishna Mission Vidyalaya Narendrapur (137/10 in 41.3 Overs). Asian International School won by 9 wickets. Arpan Manna (7-2-27-4)- Asian International School. 2. La Martiniere For Boys (164/10 in 30.1 Overs) vs Birla High School (169/10 in 34.4 Overs). Birla High School won by 5 runs. Hillol Roy (42 off 52 balls & 9-2-29-3)- Birla High School.

Bengal registered their second victory of the Women’s Under-19 One-Day Trophy Elite after a six-wicket victory over Haryana in Thane on Monday. Batting first, Haryana were bowled out for 161 in 48.5 overs. Gaurika Yadav (30) too-scored for Haryana.

1. Calcutta Parsee Club (212/10 in 59.5 Overs) vs B.N.R. Recreation Club (392/9 in 77 Overs). B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 180 Runs. Mohit Roy 157 (183)- B.N.R. Recreation Club. 2. Greer Sporting Club (234/10 in 77.1 Overs) vs Behala Friends Union Club (239/10 in 63.3 Overs). Behala Friends Union Club won by 5 runs. Rohit Sharma (15 off 27 balls & 13.1-3-32-5)- Behala Friends Union Club.

1. Indian Boys Athletic Club (288/10 in 73.4 overs) Calcutta Customs Club (289/4 in 59.2 overs). Calcutta Customs Club won by 6 wickets. Calcutta Customs Club- Pankaj Shaw (102), Surojit Jadav (52), Arikta Das (50 not out). 2. Rajasthan Club (214/10 in 62.4 overs) Uttarpalli Milan Sangha (151/10 in 56.2 overs) Rajasthan Club won by 63 runs. Rajasthan Club- Harsh Dev Gautam (8-72), Parmit Singh (71).

1. Midnapore Collegiate School (101/0 in 13 Overs) vs Salt Lake School (97/10 in 32.5 Overs). Midnapore Collegiate School won by 10 wickets. Mizan Khan (58 not out off 44 balls & 5-0-22-3)- Midnapore Collegiate School. 2. Delhi Public School New Town (182/9 in 45 Overs) vs Birla High School (184/5 in 38 Overs). Birla High School won by 5 wickets. Hillol Roy (93 not out off 89 balls & 9-1-37-3)- Birla High School.

The Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite match between Bengal U16 and Jharkhand ended in a draw in Cuttack on Sunday with Jharkhand bagging the first innings lead. Earlier, Bengal scored 221 in their first innings. In reply, Jharkhand scored 249 to bag the all-important first innings lead.

Bengal U16 skipper Rajesh Mondal led from the front with a fighting 57 against Jharkhand on Day 1 in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite in Cuttack on Friday. Batting first, Bengal managed to score 221 in their first innings. Besides Rajesh, Sayak Jana (43) and Prabin Chhetri (42) made handy contributions.

The following matches were played at stumps on Day 1 in the Inter District Men’s U-18 Two-Days Tournament on Friday. 1. Jalpaiguri (386/10 in 85 overs) vs Malda. Anand Das (134), Amanat Ali Ahmed (120). Rudranil Chakraborty (4-80).

The following matches were played in the Mayor's Cup Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Friday. 1. Tirthapati Institution (262/10 in 42.1 Overs) vs Indus Valley World School (77/10 in 20 Overs). Tirthapati Institution won by 185 runs. Raj Gupta Kabiraj (59 off 45 balls & 5-0-21-3).

The following matches were played in the First Division League Group A matches on Friday. 1. Shambazar Club 226/10 & 73/5 (36 Overs) Sayan Kr Biswas 19 (59) Kanishk Seth 11-3-30-3. Diganta Neogi 18 (45) Sumit Mohanta 11-7-12-1. Akash Pandey 7-4-6-1. East Bengal Club (1st Innings) 303/6d (79 Overs). Agniv Pan 59 (81) Arka Sarkar 13-0-62-2. Writam Porel 59 (82) Argha Sengupta 24-1-101-2. Match Drawn, East Bengal Club Took 1st innings lead. Ponts- East Bengal 8, Shambazar 2. Player of the match: Kanishk Seth- East Bengal Club (2/63 & 3/30).

The Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match between Bengal and Goa ended in a draw with Goa bagging first innings lead at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Thursday. Bengal, currently in third spot with 15 points from 4 games, having won two, lost one and drawn one in Elite Group D, face a must-win against in their next match against UP to qualify for the next stage.

The following matches were played in the First Division League (Group A) at stumps on Day 2 on Thursday. Shyambazar Club vs East Bengal Club Shyambazar Club (First Innings) 226/10 (83 Overs) Milind Mandal 56 (159) Sumit Mohanta 18-3-27-3 Swapnadeep Dey 33 (64) Sourav Halder 14-3-45-2 Kanishk Seth 18-2-63-2 East Bengal Club (First Innings) 183/4 (57 Overs) Satyaki Dutta 55 (88) Argha Sengupta 19-1- 70-2 Arindam Ghosh 40 (136) Milind Mandal 4-0-9-1 East Bengal Club trail by 43 runs

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup - Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Thursday. 1. Bhavans Gangabux Kanoria Vidya Mandir (125/10 in 42 overs) Nava Nalanda High School (128/10 in 11.3 overs) Nava Nalanda High School won by 10 wickets. Sourayasish Saha (87 not out off 47)

The following matches were played in the Inter District U-18 Women's (One Day) Tournament on Thursday. 1. Siliguri MKP (132/8 in 45 overs) vs North 24 PSG DSA (136/2 in 31 overs) North 24 PSG DSA won by 8 wickets. Toria Singha Roy (74 off 84, 1-16).

The following matches were played in the First Division League (Group A) at stumps on Day 1 on Wednesday. 1. Shyambazar Club vs East Bengal Club (Eden Gardens) Shyambazar Club (First Innings) 202/7 (75 Overs) Milind Mandal 56 (159) Sumit Mohanta 16-3-23-2 Swapnadeep Dey 33 (64) Sourav Halder 12-3-36-2 East Bengal Club won the toss and elected to field

The following matches were played in the Mayor's Cup- Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Ballygunge Govt. High School (60/10 in 22 Overs) vs Midnapore Collegiate School (246/10 in 33 Overs). Midnapore Collegiate School won by 186 runs. Shibam Chokroborti (17 off 12 balls & 7-2-25-7)

The following matches were played in the Inter District Men’s Under-18 (2 Days) Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Jalpaiguri (332/8 in 85 Overs, Rahul Sah 82, JV Janendra Ananda 3-82) vs Uttar Dinajpur (124/10 in 42.2 overs, Sohom Sarkar 26). Shibam Kumar Saha (5-29) Jalpaiguri won by 208 runs.

Chandrahas Dash scored a fine 65 as Bengal U19 team extend their second-innings lead past 150 against Goa in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Wednesday. Earlier, batting first, Bengal scored 325 in their first innings. In reply, Goa posted 352, thanks to Chigurupati Venkata (97).

The following matches were played in the First Division League (Group B) (two-days) Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Paikpara Sporting Club (223/7 in 60.2 Overs) vs United Club (220/10 in 67.3 Overs). Paikpara Sporting Club won by 3 wickets. Vishal Choudhary (12 not out off 7 balls & 27-1-77-6)- Paikpara Sporting Club

The following matches were played in the Inter District U-18 Women's (One Day) Tournament on Wednesday. 1. South 24 PGS (170/10 in 42.3 overs) North 24 PGS DSA (146/10 in 39.2 overs) South 24 PGS won by 24 runs. Sumi Das (4-25), Arpita Bhowmick (69).

The following matches were played in the Inter District Men’s Under-18 (2 Days) Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Jalpaiguri (332/8 in 85 Overs, Rahul Sah 82, JV Janendra Ananda 3-82) vs Uttar Dinajpur (19/0 in 3.3 Overs, Sohom Sarkar 19 not out). Uttar Dinajpur require 314 runs in 489 balls.

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup - Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Nava Nalanda High School 79/0 in 9.3 Overs) vs St. Xaviers Collegiate School (77/10 in 29 Overs). Nava Nalanda High School won by 10 wickets. Sourayasish Saha (60 not out off 40 balls)

The following matches were played in the Inter District U-18 Women's (One Day) Tournament (Second Phase) on Tuesday. 1. South 24 Pgs (152/10 in 40 Overs) vs Siliguri (191/7 in 45 Overs). Siliguri won by 39 runs. Gitangshi Das (37 off 58 balls & 8-1-25-4)

A fine bowling effort helped Bengal U-19 team end Day 2 on top against Goa in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani on Tuesday. Batting first, Bengal scored 325 in their first innings. For Goa, Chigurupati Venkata bagged five wickets.

Bengal U-16 men's team bagged first innings lead after their Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite match against Assam ended in a draw in Bhubaneshwar on Tuesday. Bengal pocket three points from the match while Assam grab one.

The following matches were played in the First Division League (Group B) (two-days) Tournament on Tuesday. 1. United Club (220/10 in 67.3 overs) vs Paikpara Sporting Club vs (79/0 in 19 overs) United Club- Sourab Patra (59) Paikpara Sporting Club- Vishal Choudhary (6-77) Paikpara Sporting Club- Abhro Das (43 not out)

Bengal went down to Haryana by 24 runs in their final Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Elite Group C match in Hyderabad on Monday. With just 16 points from seven group games, having won four and lost three, Bengal’s hopes of making it to the next round are over.

A fine batting performance put Bengal U-19 on top at the end of Day 1 against Goa in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match on Monday. Put into bat at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, Bengal’s top-order gave the hosts a positive start.

Bengal U-16 skipper Rajesh Mondal led from the front with a brilliant 140 off 210 balls against Assam in the Vijay Merchant Trophy Elite match on Monday. After bowling out Assam for 150 in their first innings, Bengal scored 236 to bag a vital lead.

The following matches were played in the Inter University T20 Tournament on Saturday. 1. North Bengal University (192/3 in 20 overs) Jadavpur University (150/6 in 20 overs) North Bengal University won by 42 runs. North Bengal University’s Bhaskar Roy (130 not out off 68).

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup- Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Saturday. 1. East Point School (234/9 in 45 overs) Future Hope (128/9 in 20.3 overs) East Point School won by 106 runs. Pritesh Ghosh (81 not out, 5-23).

Bengal went down to Pondicherry by 81 runs in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Elite match in Hyderabad on Saturday. Batting first, Pondicherry scored 177/5 in 20 overs. Aman Khan scored a fine 74 off 40.

The following matches were played in the Inter University T20 Tournament on Friday. 1. Technological Students Gymkhana (137/7 in 19.3 Overs) vs North Bengal University (134/10 in 20 Overs). Technological Students Gymkhana won by 3 wickets. Utkarsh Sonpipre (55 not out off 34 balls).

The following matches were played in the Second Division One-Day Tournament on Friday. 1. Measurers Club (145/8 in 26.5 Overs) vs Salkia Friends Association (144/10 in 29.1 Overs). Measurers Club won by 2 wickets. Ansh Poddar (16 off 12 balls & 8.1-2-32-5).

The following matches were played in the Mayor's Cup Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Friday. 1. B D M International (227/9 in 45 overs) Don Bosco School (Liluah) (228/3 in 42.3 overs) Don Bosco School won by 7 wickets. Puneet Singh Gandhi (88, 2-31).

With an aim to extend the deep bond between The Cricket Association of Bengal and Army, CAB President Sourav Ganguly and CAB Treasurer Sanjay Das on Thursday met and exchanged greetings with Major General Rajesh Arun Moghe, VSM GOC, Head Quarters - Bengal Sub Area. Also present for the occasion were Colonel Tarun Tyagi, Col. Land, Head Quarters Bengal Sub Area; Lt. Colonel. Prashant Sinha, SO Land, HQ Bengal Sub Area and Chinmay Nayak, CEO (CAB).

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal outclassed Services by 7 wickets to bag their fourth victory of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Elite campaign on Thursday. After five matches so far, Bengal have 16 points in Elite Group C.

The following matches were played in the Inter District U-18 Women's One Day Tournament on Thursday. 1. Chandernagore SA (206/8 in 41 overs) Bankura DSA (125/5 in 45 overs) Chandernagore SA won by 81 runs. Rubina Khatun (35 not out, 1-30).

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup- Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Thursday. 1. South City International School (143/8 in 37.5 Overs) vs Baruipur High School (142/9 in 45 Overs). South City International School won by 2 wickets (VJD/Other method- Match reduced to 44 overs, target 143 runs). Samyak Singhi (32 off 76 balls & 9-3-30-1).

The following matches were played in the Second Division One Day Tournament on Thursday. 1. Excelsiors Club (181/10 in 41.3 Overs) vs Bani Niketan Sports Club (184/4 in 39.4 Overs). Bani Niketan Sports Club won by 6 wickets. Pawan Singh (54 not out off 69 balls & 7.3-2-14-2).

The following matches were played in the Inter University T20 Tournament on Thursday. 1. Visva Bharati (166/7 in 20 overs) Kalyani University (167/2 in 15.4 overs) Kalyani University won by 8 wickets. Rikthik Das (82 not out off 52), Niladri Sarkar (3-24).

Bengal put up a fight before going down to Chhattisgarh by 85 runs in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match in Bhilai on Thursday. Earlier, after bowling out Chhattisgarh for 175 in their first innings, Bengal scored 145. Chhattisgarh, in their second innings, scored 283 to hand 314-run target to Bengal.

The following matches were played in the Inter District U18 Women’s One-Day Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Bankura DSA (77/10 in 40.5 Overs) vs North 24 Pgs DSA (78/1 in 15.1 Overs). North 24 Pgs DSA won by 9 wickets. Mouli Ghosh (9-2-11-4).

The following match was played in the Second Division One-Day Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Satya Sandhi (68/10 in 21.3 Overs) vs Howrah Union (69/3 in 15.2 Overs). Howrah Union won by 7 wickets. Suraj Sinha (7-3-6-5).

The following matches were played in the Mayor's Cup Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Wednesday. 1. B D M International (175/10 in 40.3 Overs) vs Delhi Public School Megacity (264/10 in 41.4 Overs). Delhi Public School Megacity won by 89 runs. Agnibha Ghoshal (53 off 58 balls & 8-0-34-3).

The following matches were played in the Inter University T20 Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Visva Bharati (119/7 in 20 Overs) vs Calcutta University (124/3 in 11 Overs). Calcutta University won by 7 wickets. Salman Ahmed (51 not out off 26 balls & 4-0-15-1).

Bengal spinner Rohit bagged an impressive 7 for 91 against Chhattisgarh in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match in Bhilai on Wednesday. After bowling out Chhattisgarh for 175 in their first innings, Bengal scored 145.

Agastya Shukla scored a fighting 57 off 53 balls against Chhattisgarh in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match in Bhilai on Tuesday. After bowling out Chhattisgarh for 175 in their first innings, Bengal scored 145. Besides Agastya, Kushal Gupta (26 not out) impressed. Agastya-Kushal 58-run stand for 9th wicket helped Bengal post a respectable total.

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup - Inter School U-15 Cricket Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Gobar Danga Khantura High School (123/10 in 33.2 Overs) vs Infocus India Public School (391/4 in 45 Overs). Infocus India Public School won by 268 runs. Oikantik Baidya (127 not out off 51 balls & 4-2-14-1).

The following matches were played in the Inter University T20 Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Kalyani University (70/10 in 15.4 Overs) vs Calcutta University (71/1 in 8 Overs). Calcutta University won by 9 wickets. Ganoranjan Kapat (2-0-4-3).

The following matches were played in the Second Division One Day Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Shahpur Sporting Club (286/4 in 45 Overs) vs Calcutta Rangers Club (189/10 in 40.4 Overs). Shahpur Sporting Club won by 97 runs. Debanjan Das (111 off 111 balls).

The following matches were played in the Inter District U-18 Women’s One Day Tournament on Tuesday. 1. Chandernagore SA (108/10 in 41.2 overs) North 24 PGS DSA (109/3 in 32.4 overs) North 24 PGS DSA won by 7 wickets. Mouli Ghosh (3-13).

Karan Lal smashed a brilliant match-winning 113 off just 50 balls as Bengal went past Himachal Pradesh by 5 wickets in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match in Hyderabad on Tuesday. Enroute his ton, Karan hit 10 sixes and 8 fours. Abishek Porel (41 off 26), Sudip Kr Gharami (18 not out off 8) and Akash Deep (17 not out off 5) helped Bengal chase down a challenging total.

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup- Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Monday. 1. St. Thomas Boys School Kidderpore (21/10 in 6.5 Overs) vs South Point High School (22/1 in 3.1 Overs). South Point High School won by 9 wickets. Aayush Bhowmick (3-0-3-4).

The following matches were played in the Second Division One Day Tournament on Monday. 1. Ballygunge Sporting Association (233/10 in 42.3 Overs) vs Howrah Union (236/10 in 44.4 Overs). Howrah Union won by 3 runs. Suraj Sinha (51 off 37 balls & 9-0-38-2).

A fine bowling effort helped Bengal bowl out Chhattisgarh for 175 in their first innings on Day 1 in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match in Bhilai on Monday. Virat Chauhan (4-29) and Kushal Gupta (4-24) were the pick of the bowlers while Rohit Kumar Das and Rohit claimed one each for Bengal.

Bengal sealed a place in the quarterfinals of the Women’s Under-23 T20 Trophy Elite after winning five successive matches in the group stage. In their final Elite Group D game against J&K in Nagpur on Monday, Bengal won the match by 66 runs to remain unbeaten in the tournament. Bengal made the last-eight stage, topping the group with 20 points from five games.

In an incredible power-hitting show by both captains, Punjab skipper Abhishek Sharma and his Bengal counterpart Abhimanyu Easwaran slammed centuries each but it was Punjab who emerged winners by 112 runs in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Elite match in Hyderabad on Sunday. Batting first, Abhishek scored a brilliant 148 off 52 balls as Punjab posted a massive 310/5 in 20 overs. Abhishek hit 16 sixes and 8 fours. Prabhsimran Singh (70 off 35) gave his captain fine support.

The following matches were played in the Mayor's Cup Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament on Sunday. 1. Cathedral Mission High School (578/3 in 45 overs) Meghmala Roy Education Centre (39/10 in 16.4 overs). Cathedral Mission High School won by 539 runs. Tiyas Das (295 off 147), Ankit Pramanick (5-5).

The following matches were played in the J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament on Sunday. 1. Dalhousie Athletic Club (104/10 in 19.2 Overs) vs Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (113/9 in 20 Overs). Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club won by 9 runs. Md. Iqbal Umar (27 not out off 16 balls & 4-0-27-2).

The following matches were played in the Mayor’s Cup Inter School U-15 Cricket Tournament on Saturday. 1. Adamas International School (79/10 in 37 overs) Aditya Academy Sr. Secondary (80/2 in 12.5 overs) Aditya Academy Sr. Secondary won by 8 wickets. Souhardo Sarkar (4-21).

Bengal went down to Tamil Nadu by 101 runs in the semifinals of the Men’s U23 State A Trophy Elite on Saturday. Put into bat at the Wankhede Stadium, Tamil Nadu, after early struggles, managed to post 238 in 49.4 overs. Manav Parakh (92) and Sunny (63) played fighting knocks.

The following matches were played in the Second Division One Day Tournament on Saturday. 1. B.N.R. Recreation Club (415/8 in 43 overs) vs Sahapur Sporting Club (45/10 in 14.5 overs) B.N.R. Recreation Club won by 370 runs. Arin Roy (122 off 41, 2-9).

The following are the matches played in the J.C. Mukherjee T20 Trophy on Saturday. 1. Calcutta Port Trust Sports Club (106/10 in 19.4 Overs) vs United Club (109/5 in 15 Overs). United Club won by 5 wickets. Rohit Choudhari (4-0-20-3).

Bengal inched closer to Women’s U23 T20 Trophy Elite knockouts after a dominant 59-run victory over Rajasthan in Nagpur on Saturday. Bengal, after four successive wins, are on top of Elite Group D with 16 points. A victory against J&K in their final group game will seal them a place in the knockouts.

The Mayor's Cup, Inter School Under-15 Cricket Tournament 2025-2026 commenced at the 22 Yards Sports School Ground on Friday. In the opening match, Kamrabad Uchcha Vidyalaya after winning the toss opted to bat against Cathedral Mission High School.

The following matches were played in the J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament on Thursday. 1. E. Rly Sports Association (174/4 in 19 Overs) vs Sporting Union (172/6 in 20 Overs). E. Rly Sports Association won by 6 wickets. Chandan Singh (77 not out off 50 balls).

Bengal outplayed Hyderabad by 22 runs in Nagpur on Thursday to register their third successive victory of the Women’s Under-23 T20 Trophy Elite campaign. Batting first, Bengal posted 119 in 19.5 overs. Piyali Ghosh (30 off 29), Sujata Dey (25 off 21) were the pick of the batters.

In a thrilling quarterfinal match, Bengal went past Madhya Pradesh in the Super Over after the Men’s U23 State A Trophy match in Mumbai on Tuesday was tied. Batting first in the Super Over, Madhya Pradesh managed only 5/0. In reply, Bengal went over the line scoring 11/0 in 4 balls, with skipper Shashank Singh scoring an unbeaten 10 off 3 balls, which included one four and a six.

With an aim to build a state-of-the-art Cricket Centre of Excellence at the Khel Nagari in Dumurjala, Howrah, HIDCO on Tuesday officially initiated the process of handing over the land to The Cricket Association of Bengal. CAB will build this infrastructure with state-of-the-art facilities on 8.93 acres of land. Sports science center, indoor and outdoor net practice facilities, gym, residential facilities for players and various other facilities are expected to be set up. CAB Joint Secretary Mr Madan Mohan Ghosh, CAB Treasurer Mr Sanjay Das, CAB Dumurjala Academy Chairman Mr Debasish Ganguly, Mr Surajit Lahiri - Member of the Apex Council, HIDCO Estate Manager-in Charge Mr Amitabh Bhattacharya, Mr Chinmay Nayak - CEO, CAB, along with other CAB officials were present for the start of the land transfer process in Dumurjala.

The following are the matches played in the Second Div One Day Tournament on Wednesday. 1. White Border Club (289/4 in 42 overs) Star Sporting Club (184/8 in 45 overs) White Border Club won by 105 runs. Karan Jay Kumar (3-36).

The following are the matches played in the JC Mukherjee T20 Tournament on Wednesday. 1. Shambazar Club (169/5 in 20 Overs) vs Mohun Bagan A.C (149/10 in 19.1 Overs). Shambazar Club won by 20 runs. Vishal Kr Roy (4-0-37-4)

The following matches were played in the J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament on Monday. 1. Dalhousie Athletic Club (165/5 in 20 overs) Tollygunge Agragami (95/10 in 15.3 overs) Dalhousie Athletic Club won by 70 runs. Rutajit Bhattacharjee (81 off 48).

Chandrahas’ sublime 332 puts Bengal U-19 on top in Cooch Behar Trophy Bengal U-19 skipper Chandrahas Dash scored his maiden Youth First Class triple hundred to put Bengal in a commanding position at the end of the second day against Chandigarh in the Cooch Behar Trophy Elite match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, on Monday.

Bengal began their Women’s Under-23 T20 Trophy campaign on a winning note after a 45-run victory over Andhra in Nagpur on Monday. Batting first, Bengal posted 160/8 in 20 overs, thanks to Sujata Dey (87 off 50).

The following matches were played in the Second Division One Day Tournament on Saturday. 1. Sahapur Sporting Club (120/10 in 27.1 overs) Aurora Athletic Association (122/1 in 13.4 overs) Aurora Athletic Association won by 9 wickets. Abhik Sinha (4-7).

The following matches were played in the Inter District Senior Women’s T20 Tournament on Saturday. 1. North 24 Parganas DSA (135/7 in 20 overs) Dakshin Dinajpur DSA (37/10 in 9.3 overs) North 24 Parganas DSA won by 98 runs. Priyanka Golder (50).

Moments captured during the Bengal Under-19 Men’s training session at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, on Saturday. After a dominant victory in their Cooch Behar Trophy Elite opener, Bengal will take on Chandigarh in their second match starting on Sunday.

1. Kalighat Club (145/6 in 20 overs) Bhowanipore Club (146/6 in 19.2 overs) Bhowanipore Club beat Kalighat Club by 4 wickets. Bhowanipore Club- Yuvraj Deepak Keswani (78 off 48) Bhowanipore Club- Geet Puri (3-28)

Moments captured during the opening ceremony of the J.C Mukherjee T20 Tournament at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, on Thursday. In the opening match at the JU Ground, Bhowanipore Club is up against Kalighat Club. Present for the ocassion were CAB Joint Secretary Mr Madan Mohan Ghosh, CAB Treasurer Mr Sanjay Das, CAB Tour Fixture and Technical Committee Chairman Mr Deep Chatterjee, CAB School Committee Chairman Mr Subhradeep Ganguly, CAB Observers Committee Chairman Mr Srimanta Kumar Mallick, CAB Senior Tournament Committee Chairman Mr Pradip Kr Dey, Tournament Committee members Mr Sammy Ghosh, Mr Mohammed Nasim, Mr Adhiraj Dutta.

Bengal senior men’s team reached 171/1 in 60 overs as bad light forced early stumps on Day 1 in their Ranji Trophy match against Tripura at the MBB Stadium, Agartala on Saturday. Shakir Habib Gandhi (82 not out off 187) and Sudip Kumar Gharami (70 not out off 169) batted superbly as the duo remained unbeaten at the crease.

Bengal beat Gujarat by 5 wickets (VJD Method) in the summit clash in Ahmedabad on Friday to emerge champions of Reliance G1 Women’s Under-23 T20 Tournament. Batting first, Gujarat reached 77/8 in 13.2 overs when rain stopped play. Sujata Dey (4-16) was brilliant with the ball for Bengal.

Moments captured during the Bengal Senior men’s team training session in Agartala on Friday. A confident Bengal team, after back-to-back victories to start the Ranji Trophy season, will next take on Tripura at the MBB Stadium, Agartala, starting on Saturday. The Laxmi Ratan Shukla-coached team, after home wins against Uttarakhand and Gujarat, will target maximum points from their first away match.

Bengal bagged their second straight victory of the Ranji Trophy season after beating Gujarat by 141 runs on the final day at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday. Md Shami (3-44, 5-38) and Shahbaz Ahmed (6-34, 3-60) were brilliant with the ball for the home side.

A brilliant batting performance by Subham Singh (129), Prayas Ray Barman (61), Sumit Nag (51 not out) put Bengal Under-23 team in driver’s seat against Assam in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy Elite in Guwahati on Friday. Bengal were 336/7 in 94 overs in their first innings at stumps on Day 2, with a lead of 203 runs.

Bengal bowlers were made to sweat against Uttarakhand on Day 3 in their Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Eden Gardens on Friday. After bowling out Uttarakhand for 213, Bengal posted 323 in their first innings. Uttarakhand, in their second innings, were 165/2 at stumps with a 55-run lead.

Bengal Under-19 men’s team stormed into the quarterfinals of the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Elite after a dominant 75-run victory over Saurashtra on Friday. The Chandrahas Dash-led side will next face Mumbai in the last-eight stage in Rajkot on October 28.

Moments captured during the Bengal Senior men’s team training session at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday. The senior team will begin their Ranji Trophy Elite 2025-26 campaign against Uttarakhand at the iconic ground on Wednesday. Bengal head coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla, coaches Shib Shankar Paul, Arup Bhattacharya, fielding coach Charanjit Singh Matharu along with team’s support staff were present for the training session.

Ahead of the all-important Ranji Trophy opener, CAB President Sourav Ganguly’s presence at the Bengal senior men’s training session at the Eden Gardens came as a major boost for the players. During the training and net session, Mr Ganguly, besides watching the proceedings, spoke to the coaching staff, Bengal captain Abhimanyu Easwaran, vice-captain Abishek Porel and senior players individually.

Tanushree Sarkar (50 not out, 2-13) displayed a brilliant all-round show as Bengal outclassed Saurashtra by 9 wickets to register their second victory of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite. Opting to bat at the VCA Stadium, Nagpur on Monday, Saurashtra managed to post only 82/9 in 20 overs.

Bengal Under-19 men’s team registered back-to-back wins in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Elite after a dominant 84-run victory over Madhya Pradesh at the CAP Ground 4, Puducherry, on Saturday. Opting to bat, Bengal scored 218/9 in 50 overs. Sayan Paul (70 off 80) played a fighting knock while Aditya Roy (45) and Ankit Chatterjee (34) made vital contributions.

Bengal went down to Punjab by four wickets in the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite at the VCA Stadium, Nagpur on Saturday. Sushmita Ganguly’s (3-15) brilliance with the ball and Tanushree Sarkar’s (33, 2-16) all-round show went in vain.

Bengal went down fighting to Gujarat by 6 wickets in the Reliance G-1 Women’s Under-19 T20 Tournament in Ahmedabad on Saturday. Batting first, Bengal scored 112/8 in 20 overs. Shivanshi Tiwari top-scored with 39 runs.

An all-round show helped Bengal outclass Saurashtra by 24 runs in the Reliance G-1 Women’s Under-19 T20 Tournament in Ahmedabad on Friday. Batting first, Bengal scored 126/3 in 20 overs, thanks to Trishita Sarkar (46 off 43) and Priyanka Golder (36 not out off 28).

South Africa may have had the last laugh in the ICC Women's World Cup match on Thursday, but India wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh's fighting knock under pressure will be remembered for a long time. With India in a spot of bother at 102/6, Richa stepped in at No.8.

Bengal Under-19 men’s team began their Vinoo Mankad Trophy Elite campaign on a winning note, beating Bihar by 43 runs at the CAP Ground 4, Puducherry, on Thursday. Batting first, Bengal posted a competitive 259/8 in 50 overs. Ankit Chatterjee (55), Aditya Roy (54) and Sayan Paul (39) impressed with the bat while Ashutosh Kumar’s quick-fire cameo of 35 (16) provided the final flourish to Bengal’s innings.

Bengal registered their first victory of the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite after a dominant eight-wicket win over Rajasthan at the VCA Stadium, Nagpur on Thursday. Opting to bat, Rajasthan managed only 104/7 in 20 overs.

Bengal’s consistent top-order batsman Abhimanyu Easwaran will lead a strong Bengal Senior Men’s Team in the upcoming Ranji Trophy 2025-2026 season starting on October 15, it was announced on Wednesday. Talented wicket-keeper batsman Abishek Porel has been named the vice-captain. Bengal’s bowling department will be boosted by the inclusion of star fast bowling duo of Md Shami and Akash Deep.

Ahead of the Ranji Trophy season, CAB President Mr Sourav Ganguly's presence at the Bengal Senior Men's training session was a big confidence boost for the players. Former India captain Ganguly made his presence felt at the Senior Men’s training session at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground Salt Lake on Tuesday morning.

The Bengal Under-19 Men’s team members pose on arrival at the Chennai International Airport on Monday to participate in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Elite, which begins on October 9. The Chandrahas Dash-led team will take on Bihar in their opening match at the CAP Ground 4, Puducherry, on October 9. In their second match, Bengal will take on Madhya Pradesh on October 11, followed by Haryana on October 13, Kerala on October 15 and Saurashtra on October 17.

The Bengal senior women’s team members pose at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata on Sunday before departing for Nagpur to play at the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy Elite which will begin on October 8. The Mita Paul-led team will take on Madhya Pradesh in their opening match on Wednesday at the VCA Stadium. In their second match, Bengal will face Rajasthan on Thursday, followed by Punjab on October 11, Saurashtra on October 13, Maharashtra on October 15, Pondicherry on October 17 and Tamil Nadu on October 19.

The Cricket Association of Bengal Treasurer Mr Sanjay Das on behalf of the Association exchanged greetings, presentaries and congratulated the newly-elected BCCI President Mithun Manhas during the ICC Women’s World Cup opening match at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Tuesday. Mr Manhas and Mr Das also had a lengthy discussion on various aspects of the game. Mr Manhas also spoke to former BCCI and current CAB President Mr Sourav Ganguly and both exchanged greetings over call.

It is indeed a memory to cherish. 38 years is quite a long time, but the memories are fresh and alive to the men who made it possible. It was back in 1987 when the East Zone team was crowned champions of the U-17 Men’s Vijay Hazare Trophy.

While the city is engrossed in the beats of the dhak and the fragrance of dhunuchi as Maa Durga arrives with her blessings, the mood at the JU, 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake was little different as Bengal teams' preparations were in full swing for the forthcoming BCCI domestic season. Bengal team coaches and CAB top-brass are leaving no stone unturned ahead of the all-important domestic season starting next month.

Chandrahas Dash will lead a strong Bengal Under-19 Men’s team in the upcoming Vinoo Mankad Trophy One Day Tournament to be held in Puducherry from October 9. Ashutosh Kumar has been appointed as the vice-captain for the side. Sourasish Lahiri is the chief coach while Sanjib Sanyal is the coach.

Shashank Singh will lead a strong Bengal Under-23 Men’s Team in the first two matches against Assam and Haryana in the upcoming Col. C. K. Nayudu Trophy Tournament 2025-2026 starting on October 16. Former India and Bengal wicket-keeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha is the Chief Coach of the team while Utpal Chatterjee & Debabrata Das are the coaches.

Bengal outclassed Chhattisgarh by nine wickets in the Chhattisgarh Cup T20 Senior Women’s Invitational tournament in Raipur on Saturday. Batting first in the 16-overs-a-side match, Chhattisgarh scored 81/6 in the allotted overs. Titas Sadhu bagged two wickets while Monika Mal and Rupal Tiwari claimed one each for Bengal.

Bengal batsmen warmed up for the upcoming domestic season by scoring crucial runs during the third practice match against Jharkhand at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani. The match between Bengal and Jharkhand ended in a draw on the third and final day on Thursday.

Bengal Under-19 team completed their pre-season duties in winning style by bagging three pre-season titles and with an all-win record in practice matches. In the final practice match on Thursday at the Aditya Academy, Barasat, Bengal outclassed Jharkhand by 76 runs.

Bengal Under-19 and Under-23 Women teams head coach Rumeli Dhar is ready for a new challenge. Rumeli has been appointed as the bowling coach for the India A team for the World Cup warm-up matches starting on Thursday.

Bengal's consistent top-order batsman Abhimanyu Easwaran and fast bowler Akash Deep has been named in the Rest of India (ROI) squad for the Irani Cup. The Irani Cup will be played between Rest of India and Vidarbha, the champions of the Ranji Trophy 2024-25, in Nagpur from October 1.

The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) conducted its 94th Annual General Meeting on Monday in a smooth and befitting manner. In the 94th AGM, CAB President Snehasish Ganguly lauded the efforts put in to host a successful India-England T20 match and second edition of Bengal Pro T20 League.

Bengal managed to reach 100/3 in 22.1 overs in their first innings at stumps on Day 2 against Jharkhand during the second practice match at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani on Saturday. Abishek Porel (54 off 41) and Kazi Junaid Saifi (31 not out off 52) were the pick of the Bengal batters. Subham Chatterjee remained unbeaten with Kazi.

A Tribute to Time Together- Thank you Mr President, Office Bearers. Honoring the Journey and the time spent together, the memories gathered in the last few years will last long. An emotional evening spent by all the staff of Cricket Association of Bengal with CAB President Snehasish Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha, CAB Vice President Amalendu Biswas and CAB Treasurer Prabir Chakrabarty that speaks of the power of teamwork and deep bonds built over time. Everyone thanked the President and Office Bearers for their continued guidance and invaluable support during the tenure. Wishing them good health until we meet again for a new adventure.

Bengal’s Md Kaif was impressive with the ball bagging 3 for 43 against Jharkhand during the second practice match at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani on Friday. Batting first, Jharkhand managed to score 311/5 in 67.1 overs in their first innings at stumps on Day 1. Sharandeep Singh Bhatia (119 not out off 167), Anukul Roy (93 not out off 116) and Ishan Kishan (68 off 75) were the pick of the batters.

Bengal A team outclassed J&K team by 7 runs in the OCA Under-19 Women’s Invitational T20 Tournament in Cuttack on Friday. Batting first, Bengal A scored 102/7 in 20 overs, thanks to Diya Nandi (33) and Madhurima Prasad (29).

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal outclassed Himachal Pradesh by 2 runs in their final league match in Pondicherry on Friday to enter the final of the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy). Bengal, after four wins from five league games, next face Chhattisgarh in the summit clash on Sunday.

Bengal posted a competitive 291 against Himachal Pradesh in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Thursday. Shashank Singh (128 off 126) and Sukhmeet Singh (49 not out off 51) were superb with the bat for Bengal.

Bengal A and Bengal B bagged easy victories in their respective matches in the OCA Under-19 Women’s Invitational T20 Tournament in Cuttack on Thursday. In the first match, Riya Kumari Mahato (5-3) helped Bengal A beat Odisha A by 7 wickets. Batting first, Odisha A were bundled out for 41 in 17.4 overs. Diya Nandi, Suprithi Roy, Toriya Singh claimed on wicket each. In reply, Bengal A scored 42/3 in 9.3 overs. Ipsita Mondal top-scored with 19 runs.

Bengal's young and talented wicketkeeper-batsman Abishek Porel warmed up for the upcoming domestic season in style by smashing a brilliant unbeaten 101 against Jharkhand. The first practice match at the Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani, between Bengal and Jharkhand, ended in a draw on Wednesday.

Bengal Senior men’s team managed to post 255/6 in 63 overs in their first innings at stumps on Day 3 against Jharkhand in the practice match at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani on Tuesday. Abishek Porel (82 not out off 83), Kazi Junaid Saifi (58), Anustup Majumdar (44), Vishal Bhati (23) impressed with the bat for the hosts.

Riding on a dominant all-round performance, Bengal clinched the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament after a one-sided final match against Gujarat 1 in Ahmedabad on Tuesday. Bengal bagged first innings lead after the match against Gujarat 1 was drawn. Bengal U-19 team were awarded a prize money of Rs 2 Lakh for winning the title.

Bengal went down to Chhattisgarh by 109 runs in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Tuesday. Bengal’s Dilshad Khan (5-67), Irshad Alam (2-30) and Jeet Thakur (1-36) helped Bengal bundle out Chhattisgarh for 205 in 74.3.

With the preparations in full flow for the mega Test match between World Test Champions South Africa and India at the iconic Eden Gardens, the sole rights for the In-Stadia Advertisement has been bagged by Talent and Beyond Entertainment Pvt Ltd. The mega deal for the biggest showdown in Test cricket, between two Champion teams, will add even more glamour to the action, which begins on November 14 to 18, 2025.

The Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process, which began on September 1, concluded at the Eden Gardens today. A total of 2498 cricketers registered their names during the 13-day transfer process.

Bengal displayed a brilliant effort with the ball against Chhattisgarh in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Monday. Bengal’s Dilshad Khan (5-67) was superb with the ball while Irshad Alam (2-30) and Jeet Thakur (1-36) also impressed.

A dominant bowling performance put Bengal in driver’s seat against Gujarat 1 in the final of the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament in Ahmedabad on Monday. Batting first, Bengal posted a challenging 355 in their first innings, thanks to Aditya Roy (107), Agastya Shukla (61), Sayan Paul (55).

India cricket legend and former BCCI President Sourav Ganguly after filing his nomination for the post of CAB President unopposed today said taking Bengal cricket to new heights will be the primary goal. “I would like to thank everyone for their support. At CAB, there is no opposition, everyone is a part of this Association. We will all work together to take CAB & Bengal cricket ahead. There are important events coming up- Eden Gardens India’s Test match against South Africa, T20 World Cup, Bengal Pro T20 League. I will try and do my best,” Ganguly said.

The 13th and penultimate day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Saturday saw a total of 91 cricketers registering their names. Jesal Karia made a move from Bhowanipore Club to Mohun Bagan AC. Gitansh Khera made a move from Mohun Bagan to Bhowanipore. Ganoranjan Kapat from Town Club to Paikpara Sporting Club.

Riding on a dominant bowling performance, Bengal outclassed CAP President XI by 63 runs in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Saturday. Bengal’s Prayas Ray Barman (5-28) was awarded the player of the match for his brilliant bowling effort.

The 12th day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Friday saw a total of 198 players registered their names for the upcoming season. Suvankar Bal made a move from Mohun Bagan to Kidderpore Sporting Club, Sandeep Kumar Tomar from Town Club to Kidderpore Sporting Club, Arun Chaprana from Kalighat Club to Kidderpore Sporting Club.

Bengal posted 250 against CAP President XI in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Friday. Rohit Ram (53), Ayush Kumar Singh (52), Milind Mandal (39), Anas Ali Khan (39), Soumyadip Manna (30) impressed with the bat for Bengal.

Bengal stormed into the final of the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament after a dominant 32-run victory over Goa in the semifinal match at the Railway Ground in Ahmedabad on Friday. Bengal’s Rohit (6-70 & 5-54) was the star performer, bagging 11 wickets in the match to dismantle the opposition batting line-up.

The Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Thursday saw Second Division clubs having a busy day at the Eden Gardens. Alipore Sporting Club, Narkeldanga Sir Gooroodas Institute, City AC, Friends Athletic Club, Calcutta Cricket Club, Wari Athletic Club, Central Calcutta Sporting Club, Calcutta Cricket Club bagged key players for the upcoming season.

An impressive show with the ball followed by a clinical effort with the bat put Bengal on top against Goa in the semifinal match of the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament on Thursday. After posting 229 in their first innings, Bengal bowled out Goa for 228 to bag the all-important first innings lead by just 1 run at the Railway Ground in Ahmedabad.

The 10th day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Wednesday was a busy one with a number of star cricketers making a move to rival clubs. Vivek Singh, Aamir Gani, Shakir Habib Gandhi, Deepak Kumar, Abhishek Kumar Raman, Rajkumar Pal, Arindam Ghosh, Ravi Kumar, Pradipta Pramanik, who played for Bhowanipore Club last season, made a move to Mohun Bagan for the upcoming season.

Sachin Yadav (73) and Sayan Paul (53) impressed with the bat for Bengal against Goa in the semifinal match of the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament on Wednesday. Opting to bat at the Railway Ground in Ahmedabad, Bengal managed to post 229 in their first innings. Goa’s Yash Kasvankar bagged 6 for 60.

A superb all-round performance helped Bengal outclass CAP Secretary XI by 137 runs in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Wednesday. Batting first, Milind Mandal (126), Prayas Ray Barman (54), Sukhmeet Singh (52) helped Bengal 337/8 in 90 overs.

The ninth day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Tuesday saw Barisha Sporting Club retaining a few of their star cricketers. Star wicket-keeper batsman Abishek Porel, all-rounder Karan Lal, Ankit Mishra, Sumanta Gupta, Soummyadip Mandal, Balkesh Yadav, Prabhat Maurya, Ronit Ghosh, Sk Salim, who played for Barisha Sporting last season, remains with the club for the upcoming season as well.

A brilliant 126 by Milind Mandal put Bengal in a strong position against CAP Secretary XI in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day (Two-Day) Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Tuesday. At stumps on Day 1, Bengal posted a challenging 337/8 in 90 overs. Prayas Ray Barman (54), Sukhmeet Singh (52), Irshad Alam (26 not out) and Sayed Irfan Aftab (22 not out) also impressed with the bat.

Moments captured during the Bengal Senior men’s pre-season training session at the Bengal Cricket Academy in Kalyani on Tuesday. The senior men’s team trained under the watchful eyes of head coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla, coach Shib Sankar Paul and fielding coach Charanjit Singh. Also present for the training session were team’s support staff. The senior men’s team will play pre-season practice matches at BCA, Kalyani against Jharkhand starting on September 14.

Riding on a brilliant all-round show, Bengal stormed into the semifinals of the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament. Bengal U-19, who topped Group B with 13 points, will face Goa in the last-four clash from September 10 to September 12 at the Railway Ground, Ahmedabad.

A brilliant all-round performance helped Bengal outclass Jharkhand by 117 runs in the Under-23 Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Sunday. Bengal posted 264/9, thanks to Ayush Kumar Singh (165 not out).

The eighth day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players’ transfer process on Monday saw Aryan Club making the most of the opportunity in signing a couple of promising cricketers. Vishal Bhati, who received the Best Men’s U-19 Cricketer of the Year award at the CAB Annual Awards recently, made a move from Monohar Pukur Milan Samity to Aryan Club.

The fifth day of the Cricket Association of Bengal 2025-2026 players' transfer process was a busy one which saw a number of star cricketers making a move to rival clubs on Friday. Rahul Prasad, who received the Best Men’s U-23 Cricketer of the Year award at the CAB Annual Awards recently, made a move from Aikya Sammilani to Town Club.

Bengal bagged first innings lead after their match against Mumbai in the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament ended in a draw at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on Thursday. After bowling out Mumbai for 246 in their first innings, Bengal, in reply, scored 381, thanks to a dominant batting display by Dipanshu Upadhyay (173 off 277).

Dipanshu Upadhyay smashed a brilliant unbeaten 158 off 251 balls to put Bengal in a commanding position against Mumbai in the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on Wednesday. After bowling out Mumbai for 246 in their first innings, Bengal, in reply, were 336/6 at stumps on Day 2 with a vital lead of 90 runs.

A superb bowling performance helped Bengal bundle out Mumbai for 246 in their first innings on Day 1 in the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, on Tuesday. Sayan Paul (3-9), Rohit (3-41) were brilliant with the ball while Vijay Srivastava and Sachin Yadav bagged a wicket each.

In a glittering Annual Awards Ceremony on Saturday, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) handed the Kartick Bose Lifetime Achievement Award to former cricketers Arup Bhattacharjee and Shyama Shaw. India and Bengal fast bowler Akash Deep received a special award for his performance in the recent Test series against in England while Abhimanyu Easwaran also received a special award for being an important member in the India Test squad.

Raju Halder (6-33) and Ankit Mishra (4-37) were impressive with the ball for Bengal against Himachal Pradesh on Day 1 in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Saturday. Batting first, Bengal, in their first innings, were bundled out for 42.

A brilliant bowling effort by Rohit (4-11) which included a hat-trick powered Bengal against Baroda on Day 2 in the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament on Saturday. Batting first, Bengal posted 392/8 decl in their first innings, thanks to Dipanshu Upadhyay (110), Sayan Paul (77), Ashutosh Kumar (58), Agastya Shukla (41).

Sayed Irfan Aftab bagged 4 for 50 against Jharkhand in the Under-23 Men’s State One-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Saturday. Sayed Irfan's bowling effort was not enough as Bengal went down to Jharkhand by 66 runs.

Bengal’s Dipanshu Upadhyay smashed a brilliant unbeaten 108 against Baroda on Day 1 in the GCA-Reliance Men’s Under-19 All India Invitation (3-day) Tournament on Friday. At stumps on a rain-hit opening day, where only 48 overs could be bowled, Bengal scored 216/4 in their first innings at the Narendra Modi Stadium Ground B, Ahmedabad.

A superb all-round performance helped Bengal outclass TNCA XI by 6 wickets in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Thursday. After bowling out TNCA XI for 203 in their first innings, Bengal posted 241.

Bowlers Raju Halder and Md Kaif impressive show was not enough as Bengal went down to Pondicherry by 73 runs in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Thursday. After bowling out Pondicherry for 256 in their first innings, Bengal scored 167.

Bengal outclassed CAP President XI by 205 runs in the Under-23 Men’s State One-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Wednesday. Batting first, Bengal posted 294/8 in 50 overs, thanks to Ayush Kumar Singh (75), Sumit Nag (54), Anas Ali Khan (33).

Riding on a superb bowling performance, Bengal bundled out Pondicherry for 256 in their first innings on Day 1 in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Tuesday. Saksham Chaudhary (5-49), Md Kaif (3-41) were brilliant with the ball while Raju Halder also claimed a wicket for Bengal. For Pondicherry, Aman Khan scored an unbeaten 134.

Rahul Prasad (5-44) displayed a dominant bowling effort as Bengal bundled out TNCA XI for 203 in their first innings on Day 1 in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Tuesday. Besides Rahul, Aamir Gani (2-22), Vishal Bhati (2-24) and Yudhajit Guha (1-21) were impressive with the ball.

A dominant effort with the ball helped Bengal bag first innings lead after their match against Chhattisgarh was drawn in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Sunday. Shreyan Chakraborty (3-83), Sourav Halder (3-93), Sandipan (2-56), Rohit Kumar (1-56) and Sayan Ghosh (1-86) helped Bengal bowl out Chhattisgarh for 377 in their first innings.

Riding on a brilliant batting performance, Bengal bagged first innings lead after their match against Mumbai was drawn in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Sunday. Bengal posted 325/5 in 90 overs in their first innings on the third and final day in reply to Mumbai's score of 266.

Bengal posted a commanding 444 in their first innings against Chhattisgarh in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Saturday. Shakir Habib Gandhi (132 off 219 balls) and Subham Chatterjee (120 off 102) slammed brilliant centuries each for Bengal.

Ishan Porel (4-37) displayed a dominant bowling effort as Bengal bundled out Mumbai for 266 in their first innings on Day 2 in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Saturday. Besides Ishan, Mukesh Kumar (2-69) was also impressive with the ball, while Vishal Bhati, Saurabh Kr Singh, Karan Lal and Vikas Singh claimed one each.

Bengal posted 204/1 in 58 overs at stumps on Day 1 against Chhattisgarh in the Senior Men’s Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy) in Pondicherry on Friday. Shakir Habib Gandhi (78 not out off 127) and Kazi Junaid Saifi (78 not out off 135) remained unbeaten at the end of day’s play.

Riding on a superb bowling performance, Bengal reduced Mumbai to 224/7 in 70 overs at stumps on Day 1 in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Friday. Mukesh Kumar (2-54), Ishan Porel (2-33), Vishal Bhati (1-16), Saurabh Kr Singh (1-24) and Vikas Singh (1-41) were excellent with the ball for Bengal.

The sixth phase of Vision 2028, which began on August 9, concluded today at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility. The 12-day camp was attended by Bengal Senior, Under-23, U-19, U-15 Women’s teams along with U-16 men’s team.

Bengal skipper Anustup Majumdar led from the front with a brilliant 126 off 167 balls against Haryana on Day 2 in the All India Buchi Babu Invitational Cricket Tournament in Chennai on Tuesday. Besides Anustup, Sumanta Gupta (98 off 105), Sudip Kumar Gharami (45) and Abishek Porel (39) impressed with the bat as Bengal posted 381. Earlier, batting first, Haryana scored 415 on Day 1.

The Bengal Cricket Academy, Kalyani indoor facility, which has got a grand makeover, hosted the Bengal Under-23 men’s team for an extended pre-season training session today. The newly-renovated indoor facility, with a new overhead shade, newly installed AstroTurf playing surface, new training nets and innovative lights helped the U-23 team make the most of the preparations for the upcoming season.

With an aim to nurture young talent and take women’s cricket in Bengal to new heights, The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has begun the Uniform District Coaching Programme 2025-2026 with 900 young girls from two age-groups across 18 districts. The two age-groups, Under-14 and U-18, comprising 25 girls each, will undergo training in the seven-day camp starting today in the 18 districts.

The Vision 2028 camp for Bengal Senior and Under-23 women teams concluded at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Saturday. The senior and U-23 girls were guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad and former India spinner Narendra Hirwani along with Manoj Tiwary, Ashok Dinda and Ajay Verma. Also present for the session were Bengal Senior Women's head coach Probal Dutta, U-23 team's coach Arpita Ghosh, former women cricketers and selectors Lopamudra Banerjee, Keya Ray and team's support staff.

Moments captured during the Bengal Under-19 Men's training session at the MGR Sports Academy in Dubrajpur. The U-19 boys are currently undergoing a pre-season preparatory camp at the MGR Sports Academy under the watchful eyes of head coach Sourashish Lahiri and coach Sanjib Sanyal. The U-19 boys are making the best possible preparations for the upcoming season, having won two back-to-back pre-season titles in Pondicherry last month.

The final list of 30 Bengal Under-19 men’s probable players for the cricket season 2025-2026 has been announced by the CAB on Monday. The List: Chandrahas Dash, Ashutosh Kumar, Aditya Roy, Abhiprai Biswas, Atmaja Mondal, Rajdeep Paswan, Jagmohan Prasad Gupta, Dipanshu Upadhyay, Virat Chauhan, Shivamm Bharti, Akash Tarafdar, Vijay Srivastava, Siddharth Ghosh, Sahul, Rohit, Ankit Chatterjee, Agnishwar Das, Rajesh Mondal, Rajdip Khan, Sayan Paul (SR), Sparsh Mimani, Sasanka Das, Agastya Shukla, Ayush Sahai, Rohit Kumar Das, Kushal Gupta, Ramij Raja, Arjun, Sachin Yadav, Raj Sagar.

Moments from the Vision 2028 camp for Bengal Senior women’s and Under-23 women’s teams held at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Monday. The senior and U-23 girls were guided by Bengal’s Manoj Tiwary at the batting department, the bowling department was guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda and spin bowling was taken care of by former India spinner Narendra Hirwani. Also present for the session were Bengal U-23 women’s team head coach Rumeli Dhar and coach Arpita Ghosh and Senior Women’s coach Ananya Mitra. After a pep talk from the coaches, the batters and bowlers took their stance and began training. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually on how to better their bowling and batting skills. Also present for the session were former women cricketers and selectors Lopamudra Banerjee, Gargi Banerjee, Keya Ray, Runa Basu, Mithu Mukherjee and Purnima Chowdhury.

Moments from the Vision 2028 camp for Bengal U-16 men’s team held at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Monday. The youngsters were guided by Bengal’s Manoj Tiwary at the batting department. The bowling department was guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda and spin bowling was taken care of by former India spinner Narendra Hirwani. Coaches Dattatreya Mukherjee and Ajay Verma also guided the boys. Also present for the session were Bengal U-16 men’s team head coach Arindam Das and coach Sourav Sarkar. After a pep talk from the coaches, the batsmen and bowlers took their stance and began training. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually on how to better their bowling and batting skills.

The sixth phase of Vision 2028 got underway today at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility, with the Bengal men’s Under-16 and women’s Under-15 and Under-19 players attending the camps. The bowling department for Vision 2028 is guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda. Also present for the camp to guide the youngsters were coaches Ajay Verma and Dattatreya Mukherjee along with coaches of various age-groups and support staffs.

The Bengal Women's Under-19 team trained at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Wednesday under the watchful eyes of head coach Rumeli Dhar. The session began with warm-ups followed by core strengthening exercises and flexibility exercises.

The Cricket Association of Bengal on Tuesday conducted a seminar for all its scorers at the Eden Gardens. The workshop, where a total of 76 participants took part in two sessions, was conducted by BCCI umpire Puttarangaiah Jayapal. CAB President Snehasish Ganguly, who was present for the seminar, shared valuable and encouraging words for the scorers.

Former India and Bengal wicket-keeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha, who began his tenure as Bengal Under-23 head coach, sounded confident on his first training session with the team at the Eden Gardens on Monday. The U-23 team’s first training session for the season began with pep talk from head coach. “I am not a believer of long meetings. It will be short and discussion to the point. We as a team must focus on our skills, help fellow team members. There shouldn’t be any individual goal. We just need to believe in ourselves and execute what we have done in training session onto the match,” Wriddhiman told the boys.

After his heroics with the ball in the ongoing Test series against England, Akash Deep has now stepped up with the bat impressing all with an incredible performance in India's fifth Test. After his superb show, bagging 10 wickets in the second Test, Akash Deep, as a nightwatchman, smashed a brilliant 66 off 94 balls on Saturday to put the home side under immense pressure. His fighting knock included 12 boundaries.

Bengal's Mohammad Shami, Abhimanyu Easwaran, Akash Deep, Mukesh Kumar and Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal has been named in the East Zone squad for the Duleep Trophy 2025. Easwaran has been named the vice captain. A total of 5 players from Bengal have found a place in the East Zone squad.

The Cricket Association of Bengal on Wednesday conducted a seminar at the Eden Gardens involving all the CAB Observers. CAB President Snehasish Ganguly and India cricket legend and former BCCI and CAB President Sourav Ganguly, who were present at the seminar, shared valuable advice and words for the Observers.

Ahead of the forthcoming BCCI Domestic 2025-2026 season, CAB President Snehasish Ganguly made his presence felt during the Bengal senior men's team's training session. At the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Wednesday, Mr Ganguly paid a visit to the senior men's training session and had a lengthy interaction with the team. The classy former left-handed batsman shared inspirational and motivational words with the team members.

Riding on a superb all-round performance, Bengal outclassed Himachal Pradesh by 94 runs in the summit clash on Monday to emerge champions of Under-19 Men’s Inter State One-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy). The win helped Bengal U-19 team clinch back-to-back pre-season titles (multi-day and one-day).

Ahead of the forthcoming BCCI Domestic 2025-2026 season, Bengal Women’s Under-15 trial got underway at the Eden Gardens Indoor Facility on Wednesday. The young girls will get the opportunity to prove their skills both with bat and ball and make a mark to get selected for the U-15 squad.

Ahead of the forthcoming BCCI Domestic 2025-2026 season, Bengal Senior Men's team members assembled on Tuesday to begin their preparations. At the Eden Gardens indoor facility, the senior men's team began their training under the watchful eyes of head coach Laxmi Ratan Shukla, coach Arup Bhattacharjee and Strength & Conditioning coach Sanjib Das.

The two-day BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) workshop, involving all senior and age-group coaches of Bengal, which began on Thursday concluded at the Eden Gardens on Friday. All coaches of Bengal senior men’s, women’s, U-23 men’s, U-16 men’s, U-13 boys, U-23 women’s, U-19 women’s, Vision 2028, various First Division clubs and other CAB age-groups took part in the workshop.

Riding on a clinical all-round performance, Bengal outclassed Himachal Pradesh by 2 wickets in the summit clash on Thursday to emerge champions of Under-19 Men's Inter State Multi-Day Tournament (Siechem Trophy). Bengal's Ashutosh Kumar (4-20) was awarded the man of the match for his superb bowling effort. Ashutosh was also named the man of the series.

The Under-13 trials for the year 2025-2026 got underway at the Eden Gardens indoor facility on Tuesday. The trials, divided into three groups, will be conducted over a period of nine days.

Ahead of the forthcoming BCCI Domestic 2025-2026 season, Bengal Senior Women's team members assembled and began their preparations on Monday. At the 22 Yards Sports School Ground, the Senior team began their training under the watchful eyes of head coach Probal Dutta, Women's cricket icon and team mentor Jhulan Goswami, strength and conditioning coach Biswanath Pradhan.

Three talented young girls from Bengal, Titas Sadhu, Tanushree Sarkar and Dhara Gujjar, have been named in the India A women’s squad for the upcoming multi-format tour of Australia, scheduled from August 07 to August 24, it was announced on Thursday. India A women are set to play three T20s and as many 50-over matches followed by a 4-day match against Australia A.

Wishing our very own Dada a very Happy Birthday! Former BCCI and CAB President Sourav Ganguly's birthday was celebrated at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday. On his special day, on behalf of CAB, we wish the legendary cricketer, good health, and a wonderful year ahead. "I want to thank everyone for making such a wonderful arrangement. There are lots of memories starting from my junior level-cricket to senior-level at the Eden Gardens. This iconic ground and CAB is indeed special to me," Mr Ganguly said.

Following Akash Deep's sensational performance against England, CAB President Snehasish Ganguly pens down a heartwarming letter to the India and Bengal fast bowler. In the letter, Mr Ganguly, on behalf of CAB, heaped praise on Akash Deep, congratulating the fast bowler on his outstanding show with the ball in the second Test and wishing him all the luck and continued success in the matches to come.

It is undoubtedly a dream come true moment for Rahul Roy. From a B Tech degree holder to working as a high-ranked government employee to eventually becoming BCCI umpire, Rahul has experienced it all in the last few years. The wait for a BCCI umpire from Bengal finally ended as Rahul, after seven long years, was selected as a board umpire, making everyone at The Cricket Association of Bengal proud.

The Cricket Association of Bengal on Tuesday observed the birth anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy at the B.C. Roy Club House premises of the Eden Gardens. The CAB Office Bearers led by President Snehasish Ganguly along with former office bearers, Apex Council members, committee members, officials paid homage to the legendary physician by garlanding his statue and offering their tribute on the occasion of late Roy’s 143rd birth and 63rd death anniversary both being on July 1.

Adamas Howrah Warriors outclassed Murshidabad Kings by nine runs in the summit clash at the Eden Gardens on Saturday to emerge champions of the men’s Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2.

The Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 men’s final between Adamas Howrah Warriors and Murshidabad Kings got underway at the iconic Eden Gardens on Saturday. br> CAB President Mr Snehasish Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Mr Naresh Ojha, MMIC KMC Mr Debasish Kumar were present as the men’s summit clash began with Adamas Howrah Warriors winning the toss electing to bat.

Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinched their second Bengal Pro T20 League title after beating Sobisco Smashers Malda by 16 runs via DLS method in rain-affected match at the iconic Eden Gardens on Saturday. Mita Paul was awarded the player of the match for her brilliant skills with both bat and ball. The Awards List: Rising star of the League: Ariktha Manna (Harbour Diamonds) Bowler of the League: Jahanvi Raj Paswan (Murshidabad Kueens) Batter of the League: Mita Paul (Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers) Maximum 4s of the League: Mita Paul (Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers) Player of the League: Mamata Kisku (Sobisco Smashers Malda)

Skipper Mita Paul's all-round brilliance helped Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers clinch their second Bengal Pro T20 League title after beating Sobisco Smashers Malda by 16 runs via DLS method in rain-affected match at the iconic Eden Gardens on Saturday. Mita (51, 2-12) was awarded the player of the match for her brilliant skills with both bat and ball. Put into bat, defending champions Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers scored 104 in 19.5 overs.. Jeni Parvin (3-7), Arun Burman (2-17), Riya Kr Mahato (1-16) and Jhumia Khatun (1-23) stood out with the ball for Malda.

The Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 women’s final between defending champions Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers and Sobisco Smashers Malda got underway at the iconic Eden Gardens on Saturday. CAB President Snehasish Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha along with former women’s cricketers, top CAB officials and members were present as the women’s summit clash began with the national anthem being sung.

Riding on a clinical all-round performance, Adamas Howrah Warriors stunned Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers by 11 runs in a nail-biting men’s first semifinal at the Eden Gardens on Friday to book a place in the final of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2. A brilliant quick-fire 53-ball 70 by Ayush Kumar Singh went in vain as Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers, chasing 157 to win, fell short, scoring 145/7 in 20 overs. Shreyan Chakraborty (2-20), Saksham Sharma (2-34), Aamir Gani (1-27) were superb with the ball for Howrah.

A superb bowling effort powered Sobisco Smashers Malda to a stunning five-run victory over Harbour Diamonds in the women’s second semifinal of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 at the JU 2nd Campus, Salt Lake, on Friday. The win helped Sobisco Smashers Malda set up a summit clash against defending champions Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers on Saturday at the iconic Eden Gardens. Chasing 116 to win, Harbour Diamonds lost wickets at regular intervals and were bundled out for 110 in 19.1 overs. Kashish Agarwal scored a fighting 33. Jeni Parvin (3-20) and Jhumia Khatun (3-22) were the top performers with the ball for Malda.

Defending champions Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers stormed into their second successive final with a thrilling four-run victory over Murshidabad Kueens in the first women’s semifinal of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 at the JU 2nd Campus, Salt Lake, on Friday. Mita Paul (45 off 37, 1-19) was awarded the player of the match for her brilliant all-round show for Kolkata Tigers. Put into bat after the match was reduced to 18-overs-a-side, Kolkata Tigers posted 114/6 in the allotted overs. Besides Mita, Ankita Mahato (37) also impressed with the bat. Jahanvi Paswan (2-22) and Sushmita Ganguly (1-16) stood out with the ball for Murshidabad Kueens.

After a thrilling league stage battle, the top four teams, Sobisco Smashers Malda, Murshidabad Kueens, Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers and Harbour Diamonds made their way into the semifinals of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 women’s competition. In the first semifinal on Friday, Murshidabad Kueens will be up against Lux Shyam Kolkata Tigers at the JU, 2nd Campus, Salt Lake from 9am onwards.

The Cricket Association of Bengal President Snehasish Ganguly and India cricket legend Sourav Ganguly greeted Bollywood superstars Sara Ali Khan and Aditya Roy Kapur at the Eden Gardens on Thursday. CAB President Mr Ganguly presented a specially designed Eden Gardens souvenir and a flower bouquet to both Sara and Aditya. The specially designed Eden Gardens souvenir has a list of all the international matches hosted by the iconic ground since 1934 till date.

It is undoubtedly a remarkable comeback. From losing all their matches in the inaugural season, Harbour Diamonds, with an outstanding performance in Season 2, becomes the first team to qualify for the semifinals of the Bengal Pro T20 League men’s competition. With an all-round show, Harbour Diamonds outclassed Shrachi Rarh Tigers by 18 runs at Eden Gardens on Tuesday to complete their league stage with 10 points from seven games, having won 5.

The Bengal Pro T20 League men’s and women’s team members on Tuesday paid their tribute to former India and Bengal spinner Dilip Doshi, who left for the heavenly abode on Monday at the age of 77. A minute’s silence was observed at all three grounds, Eden Gardens, JU 2nd Campus, Salt Lake and 22 Yards Sports School Ground, before the start of play to pay respect to late Doshi.

The Cricket Association of Bengal on Wednesday honoured India’s historic 1983 World Cup winner Sandeep Patil on the 42nd Anniversary of one of India’s greatest cricketing glory. On June 25, 1983, the Kapil Dev-led Indian team outclassed West Indies by 43 runs in the World Cup final at the Lord’s to mark the beginning of a new era in India cricket history.

A brilliant effort with the ball powered Murshidabad Kueens to a comfortable nine-wicket victory over Rashmi Medinipur Wizards in the women’s competition of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 at the JU, 2nd Campus, Salt Lake on Monday. Jahanvi Paswan (16 not out, 2-17) was awarded the player of the match for her superb all-round show for Murshidabad.

Adamas Howrah Warriors climbed to the top of the points table with a convincing 69-run victory over Shrachi Rarh Tigers in the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 match at the Eden Gardens on Sunday. Adamas Howrah Warriors, with 8 points from 5 games, move closer to semifinals spot. The Warriors still have two games to play in the league stage. On the other hand, Shrachi Rarh Tigers are at the bottom, losing all their four games so far.

Riding on a dominant all-round show, Murshidabad Kings outclassed Rashmi Medinipur Wizards by 37 runs in a one-sided encounter in the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 match at the Eden Gardens on Sunday. Chasing 170 to win, Rashmi Medinipur Wizards were bowled out for 132 in 15.2 overs, despite fighting knocks by Vivek Singh (32 off 13) and Priyanshu Shrivastava (31 off 25).

Prativa Rana (4-15) led from the front with a stellar show with the ball as Murshidabad Kueens bagged a commanding eight-wicket victory over Shrachi Rarh Tigers in the replay women’s match of the Bengal Pro T20 League Season 2 at the JU, 2nd Campus, Salt Lake on Sunday. Murshidabad’s Tanushree Sarkar also displayed a brilliant all-round show bagging 1 for 14 followed by a match-winning unbeaten 46 off 33 balls.