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ASM vs CHG, 32nd T20, SMAT Elite T20 2025 live
CHG
119-10(17.1)
Assam won by 48 runs 🏆
ASM
(20.0)167-9
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P'ship : 0(0)
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Time to wrap up this coverage, folks! For now, it's me, Deepak Prakash, signing off on behalf of scorer/analyst Sachin Yadav. CHEERS!
Player of the Match: Mukhtar Hussain
8:04 PM IST, Local Time: A massive collapse in the middle saw Chhattisgarh lose 5 wickets in 7 balls, ultimately getting bowled out for 119 runs. Assam win by 48 runs and register their first victory of the season.
Earlier, Assam finish with 167/9, a total that once promised 180+ before Chhattisgarh triggered a late collapse. The top order flourished through Sumit Ghadigaonkar’s explosive 79 (49) and Pradyun Saikia’s 37 (29), their 95-run opening stand laying a strong platform. But momentum faded quickly, with wickets tumbling in clusters — a slide from 160/5 to 165/9 in the final overs halting their progress. Riyan Parag (15) and Nihar Deka (22 off 14)* offered support, though the finishing kick never arrived.
Chhattisgarh’s bowlers executed well at the back end, led by Sourabh Majumdar (2/26), Ravi Kiran (2/29) and Shubham Agarwal (2/33), with Ajay Jadav Mandal striking once to further tighten the screws.
In reply, Chhattisgarh lost Aayush Pandey for a duck in the opening over, but Amandeep Khare (46) and Shashank Chandrakar (30) steadied the innings with a 43-run stand for the second wicket before Chandrakar’s brisk knock was cut short by Mrinmoy Dutta.
What followed was a dramatic collapse. The middle and lower order crumbled completely as Chhattisgarh slipped from 118/5 to 119/10 in the space of just seven balls, with six batters dismissed for single-digit scores.
Mukhtar Hussain was the chief destroyer, producing a brilliant spell of 6/20 in four overs, including four wickets in one over, ripping through the batting lineup and triggering the collapse. Bhargab Lahkar (2/12) supported him well with two wickets, while Avinav Choudhury and Mrinmoy Dutta picked up one each.
Earlier, Assam finish with 167/9, a total that once promised 180+ before Chhattisgarh triggered a late collapse. The top order flourished through Sumit Ghadigaonkar’s explosive 79 (49) and Pradyun Saikia’s 37 (29), their 95-run opening stand laying a strong platform. But momentum faded quickly, with wickets tumbling in clusters — a slide from 160/5 to 165/9 in the final overs halting their progress. Riyan Parag (15) and Nihar Deka (22 off 14)* offered support, though the finishing kick never arrived.
Chhattisgarh’s bowlers executed well at the back end, led by Sourabh Majumdar (2/26), Ravi Kiran (2/29) and Shubham Agarwal (2/33), with Ajay Jadav Mandal striking once to further tighten the screws.
In reply, Chhattisgarh lost Aayush Pandey for a duck in the opening over, but Amandeep Khare (46) and Shashank Chandrakar (30) steadied the innings with a 43-run stand for the second wicket before Chandrakar’s brisk knock was cut short by Mrinmoy Dutta.
What followed was a dramatic collapse. The middle and lower order crumbled completely as Chhattisgarh slipped from 118/5 to 119/10 in the space of just seven balls, with six batters dismissed for single-digit scores.
Mukhtar Hussain was the chief destroyer, producing a brilliant spell of 6/20 in four overs, including four wickets in one over, ripping through the batting lineup and triggering the collapse. Bhargab Lahkar (2/12) supported him well with two wickets, while Avinav Choudhury and Mrinmoy Dutta picked up one each.
OVER 18
Chhattisgarh
119/10
Dev Aditya Singh
1(2)
Ravi Kiran
0(0)
Bhargab Lahkar
2-12(2.1)
17.1 B Lahkar to Singh
W BOWLED'EM! That's it! Chhattisgarh have lost 5 wickets in 7 balls, and they are folded for 119 runs. Assam win by 48 runs to secure their first points of the season. Short of a length delivery on the stumps. Dev clears his front leg and pulls at it but misses it completelty and the ball goes on to rattle the stumps.
OVER 17
Chhattisgarh
119/9
Ravi Kiran
0(0)
Dev Aditya Singh
1(1)
Mukhtar Hussain
6-20(4.0)
Ravi Kiran is the last batter in.
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