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City girls beat J&K by 6 wickets

Chandigarh: The city girls defeated Jammu & Kashmir by six wickets to register their second successive win in the ongoing Women’s T-10 League in Gurugram on Saturday.

Chandigarh: The city girls defeated Jammu & Kashmir by six wickets to register their second successive win in the ongoing Women’s T-10 League in Gurugram on Saturday. Opting to bat, Jammu & Kashmir scored 53/6 in 10 overs. Sonika made 14 runs, while Rudrakshi added 13 runs to the total. Aradhana (2/5) and Anita (2/6) claimed two wickets each. In reply, Chandigarh scampered home in 7.4 overs with six wickets to spare. Shivangi contributed 18 runs to the chase. Palak chipped in with 13 runs. In other matches, Maharashtra beat Madhya Pradesh by five wickets, while Rajasthan registered a four-wicket win against Haryana. TNS

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