KSCA inter-district cricket: Mangalore Rural team beat Udupi

May 17, 2012

Manipal, May 17: The Mangalore Rural (Kodagu) team defeated the Udupi district team by 42 runs in the second day's match in the limited 40-over Mangalore Zone Inter-District Under-25 cricket tournament organised by the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) here on Wednesday.

The Mangalore Rural (Kodagu) team, which batted first on the Manipal University grounds, scored 244 runs for five wickets.

Nasrulla Bhatkal scored 71 runs, Muthahir 51, Vishnu 31, Sukesh 28, and Shahir 21. The spin attack by captain of the Udupi district team Janardhan claimed two wickets.

Chasing the target, the Udupi district team could make 202 runs for the loss of nine wickets.

The top scorers were Janardhan 47 runs, Naveen 39, Ashreen 27 and Ritesh 15.

Muthahir took four wickets by conceding 25 runs and crafted the victory of the Mangalore Rural team.

The Mangalore City (Dakshina Kannada) team will face the Mangalore Rural (Kodagu) team here on May 17.

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