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Vedant Vaidya’s unbeaten knock helps Balmohan Vidyamandir English Medium beat SIES School

Posted By: Sachin Murdeshwar December 1, 2017

Centurian Vedant Vaidya with his teammates - Photo By Sachin Murdeshwar GPN / 29.11.17

Centurian Vedant Vaidya with his teammates – Photo By Sachin Murdeshwar GPN / 29.11.17

Mumbai, 30 November 2017 (GPN) : Vedant Vaidya’s impressive knock of 104 runs not out (10X4s) helped Balmohan Vidyamandir English Medium beat SIES School by 86 runs in the Giles Shield Interschool U-14 Tournament on Tuesday.Vedant Vaidya was well supported by Arya Raut’s 49 runs which got the team in a comfortable position early in the game.

Balmohan Vidyamandir English Medium scored 266 runs for eight wickets, whereas SIES School was all out for a mere score of 86 runs. Anvit Bhobe took 5 wickets in 9 overs and Vedant Pendharkar took 3 wickets which helped the team win the match by a huge margin of 186 runs.ENDS

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Sachin Murdeshwar is a Sr.Journalist and Columnist in several Mainline Newspapers and Portals.He is an ardent traveller and likes to explore destinations to the core.