Women’s Under 15 One-Day Trophy: Day 3 – Points Table, Top Run-Getters And Wicket-Takers

As the third day of the Women’s Under 15 One-Day Trophy unfolds, the competition continues to heat up with intense battles on the field. Teams are striving for crucial points as the tournament progresses, and individual performances are taking centre stage.

With several young talents making their mark, the race for the top run-getters and wicket-takers intensifies. Here’s a look at the updated points table, along with the standout players who are leading in the batting and bowling charts.

Women’s Under 15 One-Day Trophy: Here’s How Day 3 Unfolded

Group A

Haryana vs Tamil Nadu: Haryana Won by 98 Runs

In a dominant performance at the JNN College of Engineering in Shimoga, Haryana secured a comprehensive 98-run win over Tamil Nadu in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy.

Haryana’s innings was anchored by a collective batting effort, posting 165/6 in their 35 overs. Khushi Chhillar led the charge with a stylish 42 off 53 balls, laced with seven boundaries, while Anshika Singh (35 off 52) and Ishana Gadha (30 off 41) provided crucial contributions. Tamil Nadu’s Sonika was the standout bowler, claiming 3/35 in her six-over spell, and Varsha chipped in with a wicket.

Tamil Nadu’s chase began promisingly, with Gowrilakshmi (26 off 43) and Samyuktha Saranya (16 off 21) adding a 30-run opening stand. However, the innings faltered dramatically after their dismissals. Haryana’s bowlers, led by Khushi Chhillar, who claimed a remarkable 4/4 in five overs, and Abhilasha Mudhai with 3/18, dismantled the Tamil Nadu batting lineup. The latter could only muster 67 runs in 25.3 overs, with no batter apart from the openers reaching double figures.

Haryana’s disciplined bowling and fielding ensured they maintained control throughout the innings, exemplified by sharp catching and a pivotal run-out by Anshika Singh. Tamil Nadu’s lack of partnerships and inability to counter the Haryana attack sealed their fate.

This commanding victory underlined Haryana’s strength in both batting and bowling, marking a strong statement in the tournament.

Hyderabad vs Nagaland: Hyderabad Won by 298 Runs

At KSCA 2 in Shimoga, Hyderabad produced a dominant performance, defeating Nagaland by a staggering 298 runs in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. Hyderabad’s clinical all-round display ensured they collected maximum points from the encounter, leaving Nagaland struggling in every department.

Winning the toss and electing to bat, Hyderabad posted a mammoth total of 336/4 in 35 overs. The innings was anchored by a breathtaking 173-run unbeaten partnership between Sai Druvigna (84* off 77) and Tanisha (90* off 65). Both batters displayed incredible composure and aggression, with Tanisha’s blistering knock featuring 14 boundaries.

Earlier contributions came from skipper Vemula Jeniksha (47 off 45) and Keertana (30 off 25), setting the stage for Hyderabad’s late flourish. Nagaland’s bowling unit struggled to contain the Hyderabad batters, conceding 71 extras, including 55 wides. Neetu Chetri was the pick of the bowlers, claiming 2/52 in her seven overs.

Chasing an imposing target, Nagaland faltered under relentless pressure from Hyderabad’s disciplined bowling attack. They were bowled out for a mere 38 runs in 20.3 overs, with only two batters managing to score more than five runs. Captain Eleena Kaurinta top-scored with 5 off 21, while the rest of the batting lineup collapsed against Hyderabad’s clinical bowlers.

Vemula Jeniksha shone with the ball, taking 3/6 in her five overs, supported by Akshara G (1/7) and Inayath Fathima (1/1). Hyderabad’s fielding was sharp, with multiple catches taken to dismiss Nagaland batters. The extras conceded by Hyderabad—just 15 compared to Nagaland’s 71—further highlighted their superior control in the match.

With this commanding victory, Hyderabad secured four points, while Nagaland was left empty-handed. The result underscores Hyderabad’s dominance in the tournament and sets them as strong contenders moving forward.

Kerala vs Bihar: Kerala Won by 121 Runs

In a dominant display, Kerala emerged victorious by 121 runs against Bihar in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy at KSCA Navule Stadium, Shimoga.

Kerala, after winning the toss and electing to bat, posted a total of 200/5 in 35 overs. Aryananda NS top-scored with a composed 69 from 89 balls, supported well by Reyna Rose V J, who remained unbeaten on 25 off 21 balls. The innings also saw valuable contributions from Lekshida Jayan (26* off 29 balls) and Vaiga Akhilesh, who made 13.

Despite early setbacks with the loss of Vaiga (9) and Rudra Vipin (4), Kerala’s middle-order rallied to set a commanding total. Bihar’s bowlers struggled, with Anushka Singh (2/34) and Pratibha Sahni (1/27) being the most successful.

Bihar’s chase got off to a poor start as they were bowled out for just 79 in 26 overs. Only Pratibha Sahni (30 off 46 balls) and Priya Raj (24 off 37 balls) managed to get into double figures. Kerala’s bowlers were exceptional, with Aritha P V leading the charge with remarkable figures of 4/6 from 4 overs. Athena Prasob Daivik (1/9) and Aryananda NS (1/17) also played key roles in dismantling the Bihar batting lineup.

Kerala’s well-rounded performance with both bat and ball secured them a comprehensive 121-run victory, earning them 4 points in the competition.

Points Table

Group B

Assam vs Baroda: Baroda Won by 9 Wickets

Baroda showcased a dominant performance, securing a comprehensive 9-wicket victory over Assam in their Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy encounter. After winning the toss and electing to bat, Assam struggled to build momentum, managing only 88 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in their allotted 35 overs.

Baroda’s bowlers were clinical, with Vaibhavi A. Deokatte leading the charge, claiming 3 wickets for just 11 runs in her 7 overs, including 3 maidens. She was ably supported by Vrutti Naik, who also took 2 wickets while maintaining an impressive economy rate of 1.57. Devi Kharade struck early, dismantling Assam’s top order with figures of 2 for 13. Despite resistance from Ritika Malakar (15* off 36) and Kaushalya Sahu (8* off 28), Assam’s innings lacked partnerships and momentum, with extras (18) forming a significant part of their total.

In response, Baroda chased down the target in just 17.1 overs, powered by a stellar unbeaten 52 off 53 balls from Naysha Tivari, who struck 11 boundaries in her fluent knock. Anjali P supported her with a steady 20 not out off 36 balls. The only wicket to fall was that of Pratha Vanar, bowled by Ritika Malakar for 10. Baroda’s batting display was as efficient as their bowling, showcasing maturity and confidence beyond their years.

With this win, Baroda earned four points, highlighting their all-round superiority in the match. Assam, on the other hand, will need to regroup and address their batting frailties as they look ahead in the tournament.

Delhi vs Karnataka: Karnataka Won by 10 Wickets

At the Ayush Cricket Academy Ground 2 in Dehradun, Karnataka delivered a commanding performance to claim a 10-wicket victory over Delhi in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. Karnataka’s disciplined bowling attack and a flawless opening stand set the stage for a comprehensive win.

Delhi, having lost the toss, struggled to build partnerships and were bowled out for 91 in 34.2 overs. Priyanshi top-scored for Delhi with a cautious 20 off 66 balls, striking four boundaries. Khushi provided some resistance lower down the order with a 43-ball 17. However, Karnataka’s bowlers consistently chipped away at the wickets, led by Maria Francica M, who picked up 3/18 in her 4.2 overs. Anvita Narendra Mysore and Tanushree R chipped in with two wickets each, while Nesara Saptha Girish contributed with figures of 2/13.

In response, Karnataka’s openers, O Y Rohini Dechamma and Liyanka Shetty, made light work of the chase. Dechamma anchored the innings with an unbeaten 39 off 69 balls, supported by Shetty’s brisk 42 off 60. Their partnership of 92 runs came in just 21.3 overs, ensuring Karnataka secured the win without losing a wicket.

The victory earned Karnataka four points, and their all-around performance highlighted their dominance in the tournament. Delhi, on the other hand, will look to regroup after this one-sided contest.

Tripura vs Chandigarh: Chandigarh Won by 2 Wickets

Chandigarh clinched a thrilling two-wicket victory over Tripura in a closely contested match at the Ayush Cricket Academy Ground 1, Dehradun, in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy.

After being put in to bat, Tripura struggled to build partnerships. Anjel Paul top-scored with 48 from 109 balls, anchoring the innings, but wickets fell regularly around her. Anuska Shil (5), Anuva Paul (6), and Abhighya Bardhan (0) all fell cheaply. The middle order did little to recover, with Ashmita Roy making 11 and Sneha Sarkar contributing just 2.

Despite a solid 23* from Ankita Patari and 2 from Madhumitra Sarkar, Tripura finished with 132/6 in 35 overs. Eshal was the pick of the bowlers for Chandigarh, claiming 2 wickets for 19 runs, while Tanvi and Minakshi also picked up wickets.
Chandigarh’s chase was equally challenging, but they managed to cross the line with two wickets to spare. Jaismeet Kaur Gill top-scored with 39 from 72 balls, but a flurry of run-outs saw the middle order collapse. Dakshita (11), Kiratjot Aulakh (2), and Navjot Gujjar (10) were all run out.

Tanvi, the captain, made a quick-fire 12 off 12 balls, and Eshal contributed 11, but wickets continued to fall, and Chandigarh were 121/8 in the 32nd over. With some late resistance from Hitanshi (14* from 12 balls) and Navneet Bajwa (4* from 2 balls), Chandigarh reached 133/8 in 32.4 overs to win by 2 wickets. Fuleswari Debnath was the standout bowler for Tripura, taking 2 wickets for 40 runs, while Madhumitra Sarkar and Ashmita Roy claimed one each.

Points Table

Group C

Bengal vs Punjab: Bengal Won by 82 Runs

At the Captain Roop Singh Stadium in Gwalior, Bengal secured a commanding 82-run victory over Punjab in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. The Bengal side showcased resilience with the bat and clinical efficiency with the ball, outplaying Punjab in all departments.

Batting first, Bengal posted a competitive total of 131/7 in their allotted 35 overs. Captain Sandipta Patra led the charge with an outstanding unbeaten 62 off 72 deliveries, laced with seven boundaries and a six. Despite wickets tumbling around her, Patra anchored the innings effectively. Partnerships were hard to come by for Bengal, but Patra’s 45-run unbeaten stand with Snigdha Bag (16*) towards the end added crucial runs to the scoreboard. Punjab’s Disha Saini was the pick of the bowlers, claiming 3/19 in her seven overs, ably supported by Ryzel Kaur Sandhu and Harmeet Kaur, who took one wicket each.

In response, Punjab faltered against Bengal’s disciplined bowling attack, being bundled out for a paltry 49 in 24.4 overs. The Bengal bowlers were relentless, with Snigdha Bag leading the charge, picking up 3/6 in six overs, including two maidens.

Debjani Das also shone, taking 2/7 in her five overs, while Aradhya Kumari Tiwary chipped in with a wicket. Punjab’s batters failed to form any meaningful partnerships, with skipper Jyoti (12 off 40) being the only player to reach double figures. Extras accounted for 20 of Punjab’s runs, highlighting their struggles at the crease.

Bengal’s bowlers, backed by sharp fielding, ensured Punjab had no room to recover, with three run-outs adding to their woes. The match exemplified Bengal’s all-round dominance, with Sandipta Patra’s captaincy and Bag’s lethal bowling being the standout performances.

This emphatic win underlines Bengal’s prowess and strategic acumen in the tournament, while Punjab will need to regroup and address their batting frailties moving forward.

Saurashtra vs Arunachal Pradesh: Saurashtra Won by 150 Runs

At the MPCA Ground in Morena, Saurashtra emerged victorious over Arunachal Pradesh with a commanding 150-run margin in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. The match showcased a dominant batting performance from Saurashtra, led by a stellar knock from wicketkeeper-batter Veda Amrutiya, and an exceptional bowling display by Khushi Vaghela.

Saurashtra batted first and posted an impressive total of 215 for 9 in their allotted 35 overs. Veda Amrutiya anchored the innings with a splendid 84 off 90 balls, including 15 boundaries. Despite losing quick wickets early, including their captain Harmony Parmar for a duck, Saurashtra recovered through vital partnerships.

Contributions from Smiti Dayani (18 off 22) and Krishna Bhatt (13* off 15) added depth to their innings. Arunachal Pradesh bowlers Boria Api (2/26) and Ann (2/41) were the standouts, but they were unable to contain the onslaught as extras also mounted to 50 runs.

In response, Arunachal Pradesh struggled against Saurashtra’s disciplined bowling attack and were bundled out for 65 in 30 overs. Khushi Vaghela was the wrecker-in-chief, claiming remarkable figures of 5 for 5 in her six overs, including a hat-trick that dismantled Arunachal’s lower order.

She received excellent support from Harmony Parmar, who took 2 for 10, and Swasti Chavda, who chipped in with a wicket for 14 runs. Yain, the Arunachal skipper, was the only batter to show resistance with a quick 14 off 14 balls.

The match underlined Saurashtra’s superiority in all departments, with a commanding batting display and a clinical bowling effort ensuring a comprehensive victory.

Chhattisgarh vs J&K: Chhattisgarh WOn by 29 Runs

In an exciting encounter at the Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium, Gwalior, Chhattisgarh emerged victorious by 29 runs over Jammu & Kashmir in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy.

Chhattisgarh won the toss and chose to bat first, posting a total of 183/4 in 35 overs. Geet Dahariya was the top scorer with 41 runs off 50 balls, while captain and wicketkeeper Yati Sharma played a stellar knock of 92 runs from 77 balls, featuring 9 fours and 3 sixes. Sharma’s partnership with Dahariya (120 runs off 112 balls) was the backbone of Chhattisgarh’s total. Other contributions came from Navleen Kaur Jassal (24*) and Aarya Thawait (8*). For J&K, Gurkirat Kour took 2 wickets for 37 runs in her 6 overs, while Janvi Rajput claimed 1 for 21.

In response, J&K were restricted to 154 runs in 35 overs. Vitasta Kitchlu top-scored with 55 runs from 74 balls, but lack of support from the other end saw J&K fall short. Mili Badgal (29) and Gurkirat Kour (14) were among the other notable contributors, but wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals. Chhattisgarh’s bowlers, led by Palak Singh with 3 wickets for 23 runs, were impressive. Deepika Bhagat (3/24) and Alka Rani Kujur (2/18) also played key roles in the win, as J&K were all out for 154.

Chhattisgarh won by 29 runs, securing 4 points while J&K ended the match with no points.

Points Table

Group D

Sikkim vs Goa: Goa Won by 31 Runs

In a closely contested encounter at the Deccan Gymkhana Cricket Ground in Pune, Goa secured a hard-fought 31-run victory against Sikkim in the Women’s Under-15 One-Day Trophy. Both teams struggled with the bat, but Goa’s captain, Usma, delivered an inspiring all-round performance to lead her side to victory.

Batting first, Goa managed to post a modest total of 100 runs in 20.2 overs. The innings revolved around a gritty knock by skipper Usma, who remained unbeaten on 61 off 63 balls, showcasing resilience amidst the frequent fall of wickets. Goa’s innings was plagued by three ducks and a string of single-digit scores, with Jasmin’s three-wicket haul (4-1-10-3) posing significant challenges for the batters. Sudiksha (6-1-26-2) and Martha (5-0-27-2) also chipped in with crucial breakthroughs for Sikkim.

In reply, Sikkim faltered under pressure, getting bundled out for just 69 runs in 29 overs. Their chase started poorly, losing three wickets for only nine runs in the fifth over, thanks to a fiery spell from Usma, who claimed figures of 7-1-17-3. Uma Ulhas Dhargalkar (6-1-11-2) and Vidika (7-2-7-1) added to the damage, while Arya contributed with two wickets.

Sikkim’s Pandey (16 off 46) and Martha (17 off 33) tried to stabilize the innings but found little support from the rest of the lineup. Extras accounted for a significant 20 runs in Sikkim’s total, reflecting Goa’s occasional lapses in discipline.

Ultimately, Goa’s balanced bowling effort and Usma’s heroics with both bat and ball sealed their victory, leaving Sikkim 31 runs short of the target in a match dominated by bowlers.

Mumbai vs Rajasthan: Mumbai Won by 9 Wickets

Mumbai secured a commanding nine-wicket victory over Rajasthan in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy at the MCA Cricket Stadium, Pune. After opting to field first, Mumbai’s disciplined bowling unit restricted Rajasthan to a modest total of 127/9 in their allotted 35 overs.

Rajasthan’s innings saw a steady start, with Gaurvi Khangarot top-scoring with 26 runs off 38 balls, including four boundaries. Contributions from Rochelle Yadav (23* off 29) and Diksha Choudhary (22 off 34) kept Rajasthan afloat, but regular wickets derailed their momentum. Mumbai’s Rajasi Nagose (2/15) and Kasturi Shah (2/16) led the bowling attack with precision, while the fielding unit contributed with two run-outs to further stifle Rajasthan’s scoring.

In response, Mumbai showcased their batting prowess with an effortless chase. Captain Sachi Londhe anchored the innings with a brilliant unbeaten 76 off 82 balls, laced with 11 fours and a six. Anisha Rout provided valuable support, remaining unbeaten on 35 off 36 balls. The duo stitched an 84-run partnership after the early loss of opener Ria Thakur (11 off 30), ensuring a smooth finish in just 24.4 overs.

Dhriti Mathur was the lone wicket-taker for Rajasthan, claiming the scalp of Ria Thakur via an lbw. However, the Rajasthan bowlers struggled to contain Mumbai’s aggressive approach, with Londhe’s fluent knock stealing the spotlight.

This clinical performance earned Mumbai four points, bolstering their campaign in the tournament, while Rajasthan left empty-handed after a tough outing.

Uttar Pradesh vs Madhya Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh Won by 102 Runs

Uttar Pradesh emerged victorious in a dominant performance over Madhya Pradesh, claiming a comprehensive 102-run win in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. The match featured a stellar display from Uttar Pradesh’s skipper, Namita Singh, who led her team to an imposing total of 194/6 in their 35 overs.

Opting to bat first, Uttar Pradesh faced early setbacks as both openers, Aafreen Shamim and Aanya Upadhyay, fell cheaply. Namita Singh then took charge, crafting a brilliant, unbeaten 128 off 113 balls, laced with 20 boundaries. Her authoritative knock anchored the innings, with support from wicketkeeper Dhun Pimoli, who contributed a steady 22.

Despite a flurry of wickets towards the end, Uttar Pradesh posted a challenging total, aided by 27 extras conceded by the Madhya Pradesh bowlers. Rashi Dhawal was the pick of the bowlers for Madhya Pradesh, claiming 3/39 in her 5 overs.

Chasing 195, Madhya Pradesh’s batting lineup crumbled under pressure. Lavi Pal’s exceptional spell of 4/16 from 6 overs dismantled the top order, leaving Madhya Pradesh reeling at 22/6. Kavya Patel offered some resistance with a valiant 27*, but the lack of partnerships and disciplined bowling from Uttar Pradesh proved too much. Namita Singh showcased her all-round abilities, claiming 2/13, while Garima Singh chipped in with 2/3 to wrap up the innings at 92 in 26.3 overs.

The match highlighted Uttar Pradesh’s dominance, with Namita Singh’s captaincy and individual brilliance standing out as the defining factor.

Points Table

Group E

Manipur vs Mizoram: Manipur Won by 81 Runs

In a tightly contested match at RDCA Ground, Raipur, Manipur clinched an 81-run victory over Mizoram in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy. Manipur’s disciplined bowling effort backed up their resilient batting performance, ensuring a crucial win.

Batting first, Manipur posted 155/9 in their 35 overs, riding on a counterattacking 54 off 42 balls from Alice Thokchom. Coming in at a precarious 66/6, Alice stabilized the innings with her brisk knock, which included 10 boundaries. She was well-supported by Rahamatun, who contributed 17 runs in a vital 73-run partnership. Manipur’s innings saw a significant contribution from extras, with 40 runs gifted by Mizoram, including 35 wides. Mizoram’s Saii and Jessica were the pick of the bowlers, claiming three wickets each while maintaining impressive economy rates.

In response, Mizoram struggled to build partnerships and succumbed to Manipur’s disciplined bowling attack, folding for 74 in 31.1 overs. Despite a valiant 13 off 55 balls from captain Sawmzuali and a fighting 14 from Mercy, the batting lineup failed to fire collectively. Bijjiya Khundrakpam (2/7) and Nazmin (3/19) were the standouts with the ball, supported by Bigyapati (2/16) and Rahamatun (1/5). Bijjiya’s incredible four maidens in six overs and Nazmin’s sharp breakthroughs were instrumental in keeping Mizoram’s run rate in check.

Manipur’s all-round performance highlighted their grit and determination, with Alice Thokchom’s innings and the bowlers’ collective effort standing out as key factors in their victory.

Odisha vs Gujarat: Odisha Won by 3 Runs

In a thrilling contest at Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur, Odisha triumphed over Gujarat by just 3 runs in a nail-biting finish in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy.

Odisha posted a total of 136/6 in their 35 overs, thanks to a stellar 63 from captain and wicketkeeper Anushka Mohanty. Her knock, which included seven boundaries, was the backbone of the innings. Sheetal Rout contributed with 34 runs, while Romi Pralipta Mallick remained unbeaten on 10. Despite losing wickets at regular intervals, Odisha managed to set a competitive target. Nitya Y Brahmakshtriya and Riya S Patel were the pick of Gujarat’s bowlers, claiming two wickets each.

In response, Gujarat fell agonizingly short, finishing at 133 all out in 34.2 overs. The chase was anchored by captain Charlie Solanki’s 32 and a fighting 28 from Dhara P Patel. However, Gujarat’s innings was punctuated by regular wickets, and despite some resistance from the lower order, they couldn’t cross the line. The standout performances with the ball for Odisha came from Chirashree Rout, who took 3 wickets for 29, and Anuska Mishra, who claimed 2 wickets for 19.

The match was a close contest, but Odisha’s disciplined bowling and key contributions in the field helped them edge out Gujarat, securing a hard-fought 3-run victory.

Vidarbha vs Jharkhand: Vidarbha Won by 33 Runs

At the Sector 10 B S P Cricket Stadium in Bhilai, Vidarbha emerged victorious by 33 runs over Jharkhand in a tightly contested match in the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy.

Vidarbha, opting to bat first after winning the toss, posted a total of 163/7 in 35 overs. Arya Abhay Pongde top-scored for Vidarbha, with a solid 88 runs off 106 balls, including 10 boundaries.

Her innings was pivotal in setting a competitive total. Other notable contributions came from Kadambari D Thakre (10), and Swara Thakare (16), though wickets fell regularly. Vidarbha’s middle order struggled against Jharkhand’s bowlers, with Akanksha Toppo claiming two wickets for 22 runs in 6 overs. Despite the loss of wickets, Vidarbha managed to put up a challenging total, with Jharkhand’s bowlers fighting hard to restrict the runs.

In reply, Jharkhand was bowled out for 130/9 in their 35 overs. Akanksha Toppo was the standout performer, remaining unbeaten on 46 from 61 balls, which included 5 boundaries.

However, the rest of the batting lineup failed to support her, as Vidarbha’s bowlers put up an outstanding display. Arya Abhay Pongde led the charge with the ball, claiming 1/7 in 6 overs, while Sakshi P Bhupal also starred with the ball, taking 2/20. Vidarbha’s disciplined bowling and fielding ensured that Jharkhand never really threatened the target.

In the end, Vidarbha’s all-around performance saw them win by 33 runs, earning 4 points, while Jharkhand remained scoreless.

Points Table

Group F

Andhra vs Uttarakhand: Andhra Won by 102 Runs

In the Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy match at Ravenshaw University Ground 1, Cuttack, Andhra secured a dominant 102-run victory over Uttarakhand.

Andhra, after winning the toss and opting to bat, posted a challenging total of 171/5 in their 35 overs. The standout performer with the bat was captain and wicketkeeper Deeksha Katragadda, who top-scored with an impressive 92 runs off 102 balls, including 9 fours and a six. Sahithisri provided solid support with a crucial 51 off 73 balls, forming a key 133-run partnership with Katragadda. Despite wickets falling at regular intervals, Andhra’s middle-order contributions, including Dhana Sri Raj (1*), B Madhura Sanjana Priya (1*), and 18 extras, helped them reach 171/5.

Uttarakhand’s bowlers struggled to break through, with Pari Sharma (1/19) and S Prasad (1/15) picking up a wicket each. Aadhya (1/15) and others, including Vedika and Harshita, were unable to contain the run flow.

In reply, Uttarakhand was bowled out for just 69 in 29.1 overs. Deveshi’s top score of 18 was the only significant resistance, as wickets fell at regular intervals. The Uttarakhand batting lineup crumbled under pressure, with Akshaya Vadde (3/14) and B Tejashwini (2/11) leading the charge with the ball. Valli (2/14) and Chakrika Dandu (2/15) also contributed to the fall of wickets, and the side was dismissed in under 30 overs.

Uttarakhand’s innings was marked by early setbacks, with the loss of wickets at 1, 3, 8, and 20, followed by quick dismissals after brief partnerships. They were ultimately bowled out for 69, with no one able to make a lasting impact on the scoreboard.

Andhra’s all-round performance ensured them a comfortable win by 102 runs, earning them 4 points in the tournament.

Pondicherry vs Meghalaya: Pondicherry Won by 135 Runs

Pondicherry secured a dominant 135-run victory over Meghalaya in their Women’s Under-15 One Day Trophy match at Railway Stadium, Bhubaneswar.

After winning the toss and electing to bat, Pondicherry posted a formidable total of 184/6 in 35 overs. Anjum top-scored with 52 runs off 84 balls, while Shivani contributed a quick 28 off 28 balls.

Hansika’s run out at 15 off 10 balls, and Haripriya’s dismissal for 19, helped steady the innings. Late contributions from Agalya (10*) and Deepasri (3*) ensured Pondicherry reached a competitive total. Meghalaya’s bowlers struggled, with J Pyngrope and D Sangma claiming two wickets each.

In response, Meghalaya was bundled out for just 49 in 29.5 overs. The team’s batting woes were evident as they were reduced to 25/4 by the 13th over. Only J Fancon, who remained unbeaten on 10, showed some resistance, but wickets continued to fall at regular intervals.

Agalya and Dakshata were the stars with the ball, claiming 2 wickets each, while Anjum and P Ajita also made vital contributions with the ball. Meghalaya’s batting collapse was complete when they were all out in the 30th over.

Pondicherry’s all-round performance ensured a commanding 135-run victory, earning them 4 points from the match.

Maharashtra vs Himachal Pradesh: Maharashtra Won by 3 Wickets

In a thrilling encounter, Maharashtra clinched a 3-wicket victory over Himachal Pradesh in the Women’s Under 15 One Day Trophy at Driems Ground, Cuttack.

Himachal Pradesh, after electing to bat first, struggled to build partnerships, posting a modest total of 113/9 in 35 overs. Captain Ahaana Sharma top-scored with 48 off 49 balls, including 9 fours.

However, the rest of the batting line-up failed to make significant contributions. Jiteshri Damale (2/9) and Shreya Jagadale (2/19) were the standout bowlers for Maharashtra, with Grisha Kataria also taking 2 wickets for 17 runs.

In reply, Maharashtra chased down the target in 33.4 overs, finishing at 114/7. Himachal’s bowlers fought hard, with Mannat Kaur claiming 4 wickets for 30 runs. However, Maharashtra’s middle-order held firm. Sahej Kaur remained not out on 19, guiding her team to victory.

Despite early setbacks, Maharashtra’s lower order, including Srushti Bhange (15*) and Arya Jambhulkar (9), ensured they reached the target. Ahaana Sharma took the lone wicket for Himachal, with Riya Sharma and Mannat Kaur contributing with two wickets each.

Points Table

Women’s Under 15 One-Day Trophy: Leading Run Getters

Women’s Under 15 One-Day Trophy: Leading Wicket Takers

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