Kenya Cricket

Journalists gear up for Sunday's Media Challenge

2009-12-02T09:29:00.002+11:00

Story Courtesy Dun Okinyo

Speaking after the pooling of the teams where both the men and women national team sides players were also informed of the media houses they will play for in the inaugural event, national team captain Maurice Ouma who will lead the Star team said the event promises to be entertaining and at the same time promised to lead his side to victory.

“I expect it to be an entertaining event if the enthusiasm we have seen in the teams is anything to go by. Teams have shown a lot o desire to play the game and we and so what is remaining is for them to turn up make it a success,” Ouma said.
However no team will have the services of former national team captain Steve Tikolo and vice captain Thomas Odoyo who are out of the country at the moment. The two are in Zimbabwe for a professional stint.

Pool A has Star, KBC Idhaa, People and Citizen while Pool B has East FM, KTN, KBC Channel One and K24. Pool C will have Nation, Jambo Radio and Standard.

Ouma will be joined by Africa record holder Sarah Bhakita in the Star team. Bhakita hit unbeaten 186 runs in Kenya thrashing of Rwanda last year in Nairobi.
National team vice Captain Jimmy Kamande and Pearlyne Omamo will lead Citizen TV’s quest for the title while Nation will boost of former Warwickshire star Collins Obuya and Marie Aimee.

Aimee an opening batsman and wicket keeper is just from leading Kenya to a third spot in the just concluded Africa Women Youth Championships in Tanzania while Obuya is from a one month High Performance Camp in South Africa.

“The grouping looks fine and I looking forward for the day so that we can see what the journalists have to offer,” Obuya said

In South Africa, Obuya alongside Rakep Patel, Alex Obanda and Ouma were taken through intensive batting coaching ahead of the 2011 World Cup in Asia.
East FM who are poised to give the other teams a run for their money will be joined by upcoming star Dominic Wesonga and Maureen Mutunga. KTN and Standard newspaper will boost of the services of Obanda, Margaret Banja, David Obuya and Emily Ruto respectively. Ruto is the captain of the national ladies team.

KBC two teams will have the services of Nehemiah Odhiambo, Belinda Maska, Alfred Luseno and Mercyline Odhiambo to bank on in the 11 team’s show that starts at 8am. Jambo FM will have national team opening bowler Peter Ongondo and Ruth Mwihaki while People Daily will have Patel and Mary Belle.
Sylvia Wairimu and Elijah Otieno will be expected to lead K24 with their bowling strengths.

NPCA Bags and Balers Semi Final Results

2009-12-01T09:53:00.001+11:00

NPCA - BAGS AND BALERS LTD 40 OVERS KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENT
GROUP A - SEMI-FINALS
29th.Nov
2009	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
	Swamibapa 'A'	Kanbis 'B'	Ngara	Swamibapa 'A' won by
	70 / 6 Wkts	69 All Out		4 Wkts

	Stray Lions 'A'	Kanbis 'A'	Premier	Kanbis 'A' won by 65 Runs
	112 All Out	177 All Out
	Peter Kituku - 41	Ramesh Mepani - 36
	David Obuya - 28	Rakep Patel - 27
	Rohit Vekaria - 4/15	Josphat Ababu - 4/27
	Rajesh Bhudia - 2/20	Jimmy Kamande - 2/31

GROUP A - PLATE SEMI-FINALS
	Nairobi Gymkhana	Premier	Simba Union	Nairobi Gymkhana won
	195 All Out	92 All Out		by 103 Runs
	Vikram Thampy - 73	Jigar Patel - 16
	Karan Kaul - 29	Vijay Patel - 10
	Brijan Patel - 4/31	Lucas Olouch - 6/17
	Shaishav Patel - 2/29	Mahendra Asani - 3/19

GROUP B - QUARTER FINALS
29th.Nov	Aga Khan	Qutbis	Parklands	Aga Khan won
2009

GROUP B - SEMI-FINALS
	Goan Institute 'A'	Simba Union	Ruaraka	Goan Institute 'A' won by
	198 / 9 Wkts	166 All Out		32 Runs

GROUP B - PLATE SEMI - FINALS
	Goan Institute 'B'	Oshwal	Pindolia	Goan Institute 'B' won by
	145 / 7 Wkts	144 All Out		3 Wkts

	Golden XI	Parklands	Ngara	Parklands won

The teams that has qualified for the finals are as follows:

GROUP A MAIN Swamibapa ‘A’ vs Kanbis ‘A’

GROUP A PLATE Nairobi Nookers vs Nairobi Gymkhana

GROUP B MAIN Goan Institute ‘A’ vs Winners of Stray Lions ‘B’ and Aga Khan(this game to be played on 6^th.Dec)

GROUP B PLATE Goan Institute ‘B’ vs Parklands.

Stray Lions to disband?

2009-11-30T10:00:00.003+11:00

I hope that this is just a rumour and not reality.

Stray Lions' boss is reported to have disbanded the club after the A side's loss to Kanbis in the 40-over semis.

If it is true, it will be a huge blow to Kenyan cricket as this is a side that have built themselves up from nowhere to become a real force in the domestic game. The a side finished 3rd in the League and are on course to challenge for the title over the next couple of years. the B side continue to climb the leagues and provide depth to the squad.

'A team' captain Jimmy Kamande expressed the following sentiments regarding the news

"Thanks to you boss for giving us an opportunity to play this lovely game. I really feel honoured to have lead this team, for my former team mates, I can't do much but thank you for the support in each and every way. Good luck to us all in our cricket."

Fingers crossed this is just a rumour or knee jerk reaction to a bad day at the office and we will see this side continue to go from strength to strength in the future. The fate of much more than just a handful of players depend on it.

Swamibapa A , Kanbis A and Stray Lions A all safely through to semis

2009-11-24T09:48:00.002+11:00

NPCA - BAGS AND BALERS LTD 40 OVERS KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENT
GROUP A - QUARTER-FINALS
22nd.Nov
2009	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
	Swamibapa 'A'	SCLYL 'A'	Premier	Swamibapa 'A' won
	273 / 8 Wkts	96 All Out		by 177 Runs
	Peter Ogondo - 101	V.Rabadia - 27
	Shem Obada - 45	N.Jaghani - 21
	N.Jagani - 2/17	Shem Obada - 6/27
	L.Valani - 2/38	Peter Ogondo - 2/13

	Swamibapa 'B'	Kanbis 'B'	Eastleigh	Kanbis 'B' won by
	165 All Out	178 All Out		13 Runs

	Stray Lions 'A'	Sir Ali 'A'	Peponi	Stray Lions 'A' won
	167 All Out	69 All Out		by 98 Runs
	Jimmy Kamande - 67	Majid - 13
	David Obuya - 55	Abdul - 12
	Shiraz Ali - 4/29	Jimmy Kamande - 4 W
		Andrew M - 3 W

	Nbi.Jafferys	Kanbis 'A'	Jafferys	Kanbis 'A' won
	126 All Out	127 /4 Wkts		by 6 Wkts

GROUP B - QUARTER- FINALS
22nd.Nov	Stray Lions 'B'	Aaryans	Simba Union	Stray Lions 'B'
2009	231 / 5 Wkts	230 / 8 Wkts		won by 5 Wkts

	Parklands	Aga Khan	Parklands	Aga Khan won

	SCLYL 'B'	Goan Inst 'A'	Pindolia	Goan Institute 'A'
	198 All Out	205 All Out		won by 7 Runs

	Sir Ali 'B'	Simba Union	Sir Ali	Simba Union won
	44 All Out	46 / 2 Wkts		by 8 Wkts
	Mohammed Ali - 13	Sunny Sehmi - 13*
	Gagandeep S - 5/13	Avtar Kundi - 13
	Tarandeep S - 2/4	Mohammed Ali - 1/8

NPCA - BAGS AND BALERS LTD 40 OVERS KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENT
PLATE EVENT - GROUP 'A'
	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
	Ruaraka	Nookers	Ruaraka	Nairobi Nookers
				won

	Gymkhana	Kongonis	Gymkhana	Nairobi Gymkhana
	143 / 1 Wkt	141 All Out		won by 9 Wkts
	Abdul Najmi - 63*	Paul Anjere - 35
	Vikram Thampy - 38*	Dola Abala - 20*
	Dominic W - 1/20	Vikram Thampy - 4/28
		Emmanuel Bundi - 2/23

	Premier	Bye

PLATE EVENT - GROUP 'B'		LOSERS 1 ST.ROUND
	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
	Golden	Women	Highridge	Golden won by
	247 All Out	106 All Out		141 Runs
	Varghese - 80	Sarah - 20
	Kamlesh - 37	Jose - 14
	Jose - 3/37	Mitesh - 3/17
	Mary - 2/21	Varghese - 2/5

Kenya Ladies Juniors off to Tanzania

2009-11-23T09:08:00.003+11:00

Cricket Kenya has named National Ladies Junior side for the inaugural Africa Junior Championships that was due to get underway on Sunday in Dar Salaam, Tanzania.

Emily Ruto will lead the 13 woman squad which also includes Ruth Mwihaki, Pearlyne Omamo and Maria Aimee all of whom have international experience.

The three alongside Ruto are members of the national senior team and are expected to offer experience in the side that is full of uncapped players.

The team leaves the country today for the tournament that will also include Rwanda, Uganda , Zambia and hosts Tanzania .

Kenya opens their campaign against Uganda in a 30 overs match at Anadil Burhani before taking on the hosts the following day.

On 24th November, the team will play Rwanda before winding up their campaign against Zambia two days later.

It will be the first time Zambia will be taking part an international tournament while Rwanda will be making their second appearance in international arena.

Ruto said she is confident the team will do well despite having a large number of inexperienced players in the side. “It will be a big tournament for and the other three experienced players in the side. We will have to ensure that we give our best so that the new players learn from us and get confidence,” she said.

Omamo who is currently enjoying a good form with the bat in the ongoing Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association (NPCA) league is expected to lead the team’s batting according to the captain.

“She is in a good form and I hope she will carry her form to Tanzania. If she does that then I am full of confidence we will emerge victorious. However Mwihaki and Aimee are also capable of doing well too and I also hope they do well,” she said.

Mwihaki is enjoying a good form too with 65 runs in two matches in the league.

The team has been training at Ruaraka Sports Club under Dun Okinyo and has held various trial matches which also involved players from Nakuru working under Cricket Kenya Development Programme.

Ruth Ambiyo who started playing cricket early this year in Nakuru has also been selected same to Mildred Sambu and Cecilia Ouko from St.Teresa’s Girls and Kenya High respectively.

Others in the team are Faith Kingi, Sylvia Wairimu, Evelyne Kavata, Honorina Wali, Eunice Nekesa and Evelyne Achieng.

Report taken from Cricket Kenya website. Great to see the development program in Nakuru bearing fruit. Good luck to the girls - hope they can upset Uganda and Tanzania and come back winners!

Close call for Sir Ali B in Group 2

2009-11-18T07:02:00.004+11:00

while most games in Group 2 of the NPCA Bags and Balers 40 Over Knockout went as expected, Sir Ali B were run extremely close by a well drilled Ladies side that came ever so close to their second major scalp in as many competitions. In the end they scraped home by 1 wicket and will be relieved to get through to the quarters where they will face Simba Union who demolished the Golden XI.

Stray Lions B looked dominant against Goan Institute B and will take on Aaryans who accounted for Oshwal XI in their game.

SCLYL B and Goan Institute A byes in the first round and will meet each other for their first games in the Quarters.

Parklands match against Aga Khan due to be played at Nairobi Jafferys had to be postponed due to a wet pitch, so they will now play their first round match this weekend at Aga Khan.

In the Plate event Golden XI will need to raise their game to avoid an upset by the Women in a Quarter Final while Goan Institue B and Oshwal XI meet in a Semi Final

Full results below:

NPCA - BAGS AND BALERS LTD 40 OVERS KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENT
GROUP B - ROUND 1
15th.Nov	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
2009	Stray Lions 'B'	Goan Inst 'B'	Eastleigh	Stray Lions 'B' won
	120 / 3 Wkts	119 / 9 Wkts		by 7 wkts
	Suresh - 42*	Hardik Patel - 31
	Ram 30	Yassin - 26*
	Jatin - 2/16	Suresh - 2/17


	Aaryans	Oshwal XI	Nairobi School	Aaryans won
	199 All Out	149 All Out		by 50 Runs
	Kalpesh - 60	Josephat - 73
	Ken - 35	Ken - 4/24
	Josephat - 4/34	Gopinath - 2/6
	Niraj - 2/33
	Aga Khan	Parklands	Nbi.Jafferys	No Match wet
				wicket - To be played
				on 22/11/09 at
				Parklands


	Sir Ali 'B'	Women XI	Sir Ali	Sir Ali 'B' won by
	151 / 9 Wkts	150 / 7 Wkts		1 Wkt
	Ali - 51	Ruth Mwihaki - 30*
	Hamza - 26	Parlyne O - 29
	Dan O - 5/7	Mehmood - 2/17
	Belinda M - 2/21	Iqbal - 2/26
	Simba Union	Golden XI	Simba Union	Simba Union won
	326 / 6 Wkts	160 All Out		166 Runs
	Avtar Kundi - 85*	Shijas - 69
	Hitesh P - 67	Mitesh - 28
	Ankil - 2/62	Manpreet - 5/19
	Vinesh - 1/21	Hitesh P - 2/26

No Surprises in Group A

2009-11-18T06:47:00.003+11:00

The NPCA Bags and Balers 40 over knockout started last weekend with all of the results in Group A seeing the favourites for the match safely through to the Quarter finals.

At Ruaraka, Swamibapa A cruised to victory over their hosts thanks to a superb 4 wicket haul from James Ngoche and an unbeaten 69 from Nehemiah Odhiambo. They will now face SCLYL A who were puched all the way by the newly promoted Nairobi Nookers.

Swamibapa B defeated a youthful Nairobi Gymkhana will take on Kanbis B after their win over Premier Club.

Stray Lions A had a free ride through the first round due to their performance in this tournamnet last year and they will take on Sir Ali A who accounted for the Kongonis Development XI.

The final two places in the Quarter Finals will also be for teams that had byes in the first round and should be a one sided affair as Kanbis A travel to Nairobi Jafferys.

In the Plate event, Kongonis will be hosted by Nairobi Gymkhana in one quarter with the winner to face Premier in the semis, while the other semi will be between Ruaraka and Nairobi Nookers.

Full results below:

NPCA - BAGS AND BALERS LTD 40 OVERS KNOCK-OUT TOURNAMENT
GROUP A - ROUND 1
15th.Nov	TEAM	TEAM	VENUE	RESULTS
2009	Ruaraka	Swamibapa 'A'	Ruaraka	Swamibapa 'A'
	103 All Out	106 / 1 Wkt		won by 9 Wkts
	Ketan Vaghani - 31	Nehemiah O - 69*
	Manoj Ashani - 26	Shem Obada - 26
	James Ngoche - 4/10	Manoj Asani - 1/20
	Elijah Otieno - 3/23
	SCLYL ' A'	Nbi.Nookers	Pindolia Academy	SCLYL 'A' won
	231 / 8 Wkts	227 / 8 Wkts		by 2 Wkts
	Ashwin R - 86*	Amit - 86*
	Rahul N - 27	Kennedy O - 54
	Ebrahim - 3/42	Ravji V - 3/18
	Nilesh - 2/18	Suraj V - 2/30
	Nbi.Gymkhana	Swamibapa 'B'	Nbi.Gymkhana	Swamibapa 'B' won
	101 All Out	104 /4 Wkts		by 6 Wkts
	Karan Kaul - 34	Shashikant S - 46*
	Emmanuel B- 24	Ashish B - 16
	Prakash P - 3/10	Kirit T - 1/17
	Mitesh S - 3/17	Mahendra A - 1/22
	Premier	Kanbis 'B'	Premier	Kanbis 'B' won
	Kongonis Dev	Sir Ali 'A'	Nairobi Club	Sir Ali 'A' won

Are Cricket Kenya winning over the media?

2009-11-17T07:18:00.003+11:00

If the response to the CK organised Media Challenge is anything to go by, it seems so.
The following is taken from the as yet unofficially launched CK website:

"Journalists gear up for Cricket action

Anxiety is building up ahead of the inaugural Media Cricket Challenge due December 6, this year at the Parklands Sports Club.

Most media houses have already named their squads besides getting down to training ahead of the event that is supposed to enlighten journalists on the intrigues and rules of the game.

Precisely, 14 teams have confirmed participation and more are expected for the one-day eight-aside championship that will feature eight overs. Each team is required to provide 10 players for the tournament while Cricket Kenya (CK) will boost them with two national team players each.

CK chief executive officer, Tom Tikolo said it’s their intentions to stage a memorable and successful event adding that the championship would be inscribed in their annual calendar of events.

“ We want to make it an annual extravagannza where besides teaching journalists on the dynamism and rules of the game, they should be able to interact with each other and know cricket governors and national team players,” said Tikolo.

Tikolo explained this would empower journalists to confidently write and analyse cricket matters now that Kenya has qualified for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Playing jerseys will be availed to all the teams with the names of their respective members inscribed on them. Glamorous prizes would be at stake for the winning teams and special awards for individual brilliance and skills.

“We want to run it just like any other major championship with rules being followed up to date,” said Tikolo. “However, each player in the team will have a chance to bat, bowl and field.”

Tikolo explained that teams should take advantage of the grounds at Parklands and train adding that CK has already set aside coaches who will conduct clinics during the training.

“The grounds are free daily from 12pm and our technical team will be available upon request from the teams. Let them embrace this opportunity and polish up ahead of the event,” Tikolo said.

Among the media houses that have confirmed participation are Nation, Standard, Kenya Television Network (KTN), Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), East FM, Radio Jambo, The Star, People Daily, K24 and Citizen TV.

“The event has attracted so much attention that some media houses will provide two teams for the championship,” said Tikolo. "

So far, things are looking good. If there is genuinely this much interest in the media, CK could have hit upon a winner. For too long, Kenyan cricket has suffered at the hands of media that do not understand the complexities of the game and the challenges inherent. This tournament should break that down and cement some of them as true fans along the way. It could be the single greatest achievement of this administration if the media get on board and start backing the game again. Fingers crossed the teams rise to the challenge and take up the opportunity. There could even be a case for a combined media team to enter a team into future NPCA competitions...

Cricket Without Boundaries to double visits to Kenya

2009-11-14T09:43:00.002+11:00

Cricket Without Boundaries group has arrived from U.K.. After arrival, they first camped at Kericho Teachers Training College where they gave training to an 82 strong new Teacher Group!

On Thursday they moved to Nakuru Teachers Traning college in Sagana, where they gave basic training to 55 new Teachers!

Training the teachers means that the skills they learn will then be able to be passed on to hundreds of children at local schools further spreading the game and the awareness of AIDS prevention.

More good news is that rather then coming once a year as they have done in the past, they will now come twice a year with the next camp already Scheduled for April 2010. Hopefully this great initiative will also team up with the project at Laikipia as both could surely benefit from the other.

Friday saw the first day of level nought, one and two training at RVSC and a special mention should be. An especial mention should be made of Melvins School who encouraged both the boys and girls to take part in big numbers in the above categories of training.

Great to see this initiative gaining strength with every year and every visit. Hopefully RVCA will be publishing some photos of the coaching sessions soon!

Action at the coast

2009-11-11T09:17:00.002+11:00

There has been plenty of action at the coast recently, mostly centred around Mombasa Jafferys who have hosted a number of junior and community events.

In a warm up to the upcoming Junior Tournament on 31st October, Abbasali Mawji (40*), Kazimali Jaffer (2-0-11-4) and Siddiq Samani (2-0-8-3) combined to give their side a crunching 30 run win in a 10 over match.

In a community match the following day, Arman Warriors edged out Imamia Electrocutors by just 7 runs in a tightly fought 20-20 match.

Arman Warriors batted first scoring 118/8 in their 20 overs with Aliasger Abdalla (26), Mazhar Kassamali (16)and Husayn Virjee (15*) the main contributors. Pick of the bowling for the electrocutors was Mujahid Janmohammed who took 3/11 off his 4 overs while Kumayl Virjee took 2/10.

In reply Mohammed Fazel (35) and Mohammed Merali (28) had the Electrocutors looking good until some quick wickets and tight bowling stifled the run rate leaving them 7 runs short. Pick of the Warriors bowling was Miqdad Walji (2/16) with Husein Allidina, Fazle Kassamali, Shamil Khalfan and Mujtaba Janmohammed picking up a wicket each.

RVSC and Spinknit win in Crown Berger 20-20 matches

2009-11-11T08:56:00.003+11:00

RVSC defeated Khalsa XI and Spinknit accounted for PBH Royal Cubs in the weekend games in the RVCA Crown Berger 20-20 tournament over the weekend.

In Game 5, Khalsa XI won the toss and elected to field with their top order all getting decent starts. Gunnaskekaran (37) and Nilesh Mehta (16) set the early tempo with Kulveer Ruprai (37*) and V.P. Singh (28) looking to consolidate. RVSC stuck to their guns however and the removal of Singh and Khalsa's efforts to up the run rate resulted in a spurt of wickets to see them close on 142/5 after their 20 overs. Pick of the bowling for RVSC was Rahul ? (2/25)

the RVSC reply was lead from the beginning by the in-form Luke Nightingale who steered his side to victory with an unbeaten 73. Chris Sterling contributed 23, but Khalsa will rue the 20 extra's that was third highest scorer as RVSC got home with 6 wickets and 2.4 overs in hand.

Game 6 saw spinknit bat first after winning the toss and setting an impressive 170/7 in their allotted overs. Minesh Bhatt retired after scoring 60 and a late flourish from Jatin Patel (31) did the damage. Jaymin Patel picked up 3/36 for the Cubs with Raj Patel and Ravi Patel taking one each.

PBH in reply had little answer to the spinknit bowlers with all who were used taking wickets. Indravadan Patel (2/6), Ahmed ? (2/7) and D.K ?? (2/10) the main destroyers. In the end a comfortable win for spinknit as the PBH Royal Cubs innings folded for just 68.

NPCA Leagues Final Points Tables for 2009

2009-11-09T23:25:00.001+11:00

POINTS TABLE - LEAGUE 2009 - 50 OVERS. FINAL - STANDINGS

SUPER
TEAM	PLAYED	WIN(WON)	DRAW	BAT	BOWL	BONUS	PENALTY	TOTAL
Swamibapa 'A'	14	144(12)	6	22	49	8	-1	228
Kanbis 'A'	14	132(11)	0	30	52	2	0	216
Telca	14	120(10)	0	15	42	18	0	205
Stray Lions 'A'	14	96(8)	12	17	43	8	-2	174
Kanbis 'B'	14	72(6)	6	12	40	16	0	146
SCLYL 'A'	14	36(3)	0	14	40	2	0	92
Sir Ali 'A'	14	24(2)	12	15	19	0	-8	62
Simba Union A	14	12(1)	0	8	31	2	0	53

DIV I	PLAYED	WIN(WON)	DRAW	BAT	BOWL	BONUS	PENALTY	TOTAL
Nbi,Nookers 'A'	14	156(13)	0	21	43	18	-1	237
Swamibapa 'B'	14	144(12)	0	23	53	10	-1	229
Premier	14	84(7)	6	19	43	6	-1	157
Kongonis Dev	14	84(7)	6	27	42	0	-3	156
Ruaraka 'A'	14	60(5)	0	18	34	10	-1	121
Ngara	14	60(5)	0	3	38	16	-5	112
Nbi.Jafferys	14	48(4)	12	8	30	4	-3	99
Nbi.Gymkhana	14	12(1)	0	10	35	0	0	57

DIV II	PLAYED	WIN(WON)	DRAW	BAT	BOWL	BONUS	PENALTY	TOTAL
Stray Lions 'B'	14	144(12)	6	11	51	16	0	228
Goan Inst A	14	108(9)	6	23	43	8	0	188
Golden XI	14	108(9)	0	14	41	18	0	181
Aga Khan	14	96(8)	12	17	37	6	0	164
Sir Ali 'B'	14	72(6)	0	11	39	12	-8	125
SCLYL 'B'	14	60(5)	0	14	36	8	0	118
Simba Union B	14	36(3)	0	13	33	8	-7	83
Qutbis	14	24(2)	0	18	23	0	-2	63

DIV III	PLAYED	WIN(WON)	DRAW	BAT	BOWL	BONUS	PENALTY	TOTAL
Parklands	12	120(10)	6	14	44	8	-4	188
Aaryans	12	96(8)	6	20	34	12	-1	167
Oshwal XI	12	72(6)	0	5	41	10	0	128
Nbi Nookers 'B'	12	72(6)	0	6	37	14	-1	128
Goan Inst'B'	12	60(5)	0	5	29	23	-1	116
Ruaraka 'B'	12	60(5)	0	3	25	12	-1	99
Women XI	12	12(1)	0	1	31	2	-1	45