Veterans v/s DareDevils. July 24 2009. Match 14

Winning is a habit they say and Veterans are the only team so far with this habit. They got their 4 straight win today with another team performance. The DareDevils were in the game but could not finish the game on a winning note.

DareDevils won the toss and put the Veterans to bat. Shiva opened the batting for Veterans and started with his usual style as He hit a six. He got out trying to go for a second run and was well short of the creaase. The other batsmen struggled to get going and suddenly the Veterans found themselves in a big hole with 7 down for only 34 runs in 6 overs. The last pair of Nilanjan and Uma started getting runs and it was looking like the Veterans would not finish their full 10 overs. But credit to Nilanjan and Uma who made sure there were no more damages and they continued taking ones and twos, followed by odd boundary. Nilanjan top scored for Veterans with 16 and Uma scored 12. Together, they put a 31 runs partnership for the last wicket. The Veterans made 65 and were staring at defeat. For DareDevils, Selva again gave a top bowling performance taking 4 wickets.

The DareDevils didnt start well and lost wickets quickly. Vinod played well and was well supported by Selva. Both of them looked like they would win for the DareDevils but lost their wickets. They both top scored with 13 runs. Once they got out, no one stepped up and it was all over for the DareDevils. They finished with only 55 runs in 10 overs giving Veterans another victory.

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