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Match Details
ENT vs SW, 4th T20, MPL 2025 live
ENT
54-2(4.3)
Eagle Nashik Titans won by 8 wickets (DLS METHOD) 🏆
SW
(15.0)116-4
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P'ship : 24(13)
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So, that is it from myself, Karthik Raj, my co-commentator Deepak and our scorer for this match, Ashok Dayma. There are two more matches remaining today in the Maharashtra Premier while there are several other cricketing matches going on as well. Join our coverage and enjoy the action.
Akshay Waikar (Player of the Match): We have been playing for three years now, so we enjoy each other's company. Pawan is a good player. I expected him to take some chances against my bowling. So I tried to cramp him up and that worked.
Akshay Waikar has been named as the 'Player of the Match'.
Prashant Solanki (Eagle Nashik Titans): Nothing, we have been playing good cricket. Don't want to jinx anything. We both enjoy each other's company both on the field and off the field. We try to complement each other. Of course, in such games, the start is important. Arshin played his shots, backed himself and gave us a great start.
Saurabh Nawale (Satara Warriors Captain): It is a long season. One or two losses can happen. Hopefully, we will comeback. It is a rainy season, we expected it. It is a game of margins. In terms of improvement, intent is the main thing. We have ticked the other boxes.
Time for the Post-match Presentation!
1:11 PM IST, Local Time: Eagle Nashik Titans beat Satara Warriors by 8 wickets in a rain-curtailed game to make it two wins in two matches.
Earlier in the first innings, after a labored start, Manoj Ingale got rid of Saurabh Nawale in the 4th over with the Warriors captain finding the man at deep square-leg with perfection. His opening partner, Pawan Shah, was batting at less than run-a-ball for a long time but eventually broke loose in the eighth over with a couple of sixes off Digvijay Deshmukh’s bowling.
Just as the Titans were searching for a breakthrough, Akshay Waikar came in and struck off his very first ball to remove Pawan. Waikar had a stumping miss off the last delivery of the over as well, with Harshal Kate being the lucky batter. Yet, Waikar came back for his next over and castled Kate to show his class.
Left-hander Om Bhosale tried to rebuild the innings as he played a few glorious shots to get underway. However, Prashant Solanki cleverly made Bhosale fetch a wide delivery to deep mid-wicket as the Titans skipper got a wicket in his final over. Soon enough, the skies opened up to bring an end to the Warriors’ innings. With DLS in play, the Titans were asked to score 54 runs off five overs.
Chasing 54, Arshin Kulkarni came out all guns blazing, smashing three sixes off Hangargekar in the opening over to give his side a flying start. However, Vaibhav Darkunde struck in the second over, dismissing Kulkarni for 19 and halting his momentum. Mandar Bhandari, the centurion from the previous game, could only manage 9 runs in this encounter.
Sahil Parakh (9*) and Atharva Kale (8*) contributed valuable runs in the last couple of overs and helped their side cross the line with 3 balls to spare.
Earlier in the first innings, after a labored start, Manoj Ingale got rid of Saurabh Nawale in the 4th over with the Warriors captain finding the man at deep square-leg with perfection. His opening partner, Pawan Shah, was batting at less than run-a-ball for a long time but eventually broke loose in the eighth over with a couple of sixes off Digvijay Deshmukh’s bowling.
Just as the Titans were searching for a breakthrough, Akshay Waikar came in and struck off his very first ball to remove Pawan. Waikar had a stumping miss off the last delivery of the over as well, with Harshal Kate being the lucky batter. Yet, Waikar came back for his next over and castled Kate to show his class.
Left-hander Om Bhosale tried to rebuild the innings as he played a few glorious shots to get underway. However, Prashant Solanki cleverly made Bhosale fetch a wide delivery to deep mid-wicket as the Titans skipper got a wicket in his final over. Soon enough, the skies opened up to bring an end to the Warriors’ innings. With DLS in play, the Titans were asked to score 54 runs off five overs.
Chasing 54, Arshin Kulkarni came out all guns blazing, smashing three sixes off Hangargekar in the opening over to give his side a flying start. However, Vaibhav Darkunde struck in the second over, dismissing Kulkarni for 19 and halting his momentum. Mandar Bhandari, the centurion from the previous game, could only manage 9 runs in this encounter.
Sahil Parakh (9*) and Atharva Kale (8*) contributed valuable runs in the last couple of overs and helped their side cross the line with 3 balls to spare.
OVER 5
Eagle Nashik Titans
54/2
Atharva Kale
8(7)
Sahil Parikh
9(6)
Vivek Shelar
1-19(1.3)
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