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RCC outplays BCC in All-India T-20 Championship 12/7/2015 11:27:40 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Dec 7 : In the ongoing All-India T-20 Championship at M A Stadium Jammu, Rainavari Cricket club outplayed Birpur Cricket club today by 6 wickets. Birpur Cricket Club won the toss and made 139 runs for 9 wickets in stipulated 20 overs after choosing batting. Atul Sharma emerged as top scorer who scored 38 runs followed by Aman Sharma and Ankush Singh who scored 36 and 14 respectively. For RCC, Dilbagh Singh got 4, Ankush Choudhary 3 and Kuldeep got 1 wicket. While chasing the target, RCC scored 143 runs easily with 6 wickets in hand and won the match, wherein Ahmad Shah scored 44 runs, Honey 41 and Ankit Basin 15 runs. For Birpur Cricket Club, Gagandeep Singh took 2 wickets while Girdhari Lal got only 1 wicket. Ahmad Shah of RCC was declared as Man of the Match. The tournament was organized by Asras-ul-Haq and Kulbir Manhas while the officials included, Sachin Singh and Bablu Dai were the Umpires and Virender Singh acted as Scorer.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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