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DPS log 10-wicket victory over Holy Child

CHANDIGARH:Delhi Public School (DPS), Sector 40, beat Holy Child Public School, Sector 64, by 10 wickets in the ongoing Brother MC Cann Under-17 Cricket Tournament at St.

A match in progress during the Brother Mc Cann Cup at St. John’s School, Sector 26, on Friday. Manoj Mahajan

Tribune news service

Chandigarh, May 19

Delhi Public School (DPS), Sector 40, beat Holy Child Public School, Sector 64, by 10 wickets in the ongoing Brother MC Cann Under-17 Cricket Tournament at St. John’s High School, Sector 26, here today.

Batting first, Holy Child were out for a paltry 46 runs as Chirag (7/8) ran through the batting line-up. Agamdeep, Ashwin and Tanish claimed a wicket each for DPS.

Holy Child batters lacked application and none of them could enter the double digits. Abhimanyu (8) was the top scorer for the side.

In reply, DPS scampered home in 6.2 overs with Manas scoring an unbeaten 31. Pankaj remained not out on 11.

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