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Sikkim Cricket Association comes up with Valentine's Day Special "Exhibition Match"

By himalayanreview

A Valentine's Day Special "Exhibition Match" was played between President XI and Secretary XI of Sikkim Cricket Association at SICA Ground, Rangpo today.

President XI won the toss and choose to bat first. In the first innings, they scored 190 runs with the loss of 3 wickets in 25 overs. Prakash Lama scored 15 runs, Biwash Lamichaney 72, SICA President Lobzang G. Tenzing scored 31 runs, Bikash Pradhan 11 runs, Vice President Karma Geley Bhutia 5 runs, Sonam Palden Bhutia 6 runs not-out and Gopal Gupta 17 runs not-out. Karma Thendup Bhutia took 2 wickets and Tika Subba took 1 wicket for Secretary XI. 

In the second innings, Secretary XI made 160 runs with the loss of 8 wickets in 25 overs. Som Tshering Lepcha scored 42 runs, Rinzing Namgyal Bhutia 41 runs not-out, Secretary Tshewang Lama scored 17 runs, Mukesh Agarwal 8 runs, Dhiraj Gurung 7 runs, Karma Thendup Bhutia 7 runs, Tika Subba 2 runs, Sonam G. Tenzing 5 runs and Santosh Rawat 7 runs not-out. Vice President Karma Gelay Bhutia took 3 wickets, Lakpa Chettri 2 wickets, Bikash Pradhan, Namgyal Wangdi and Karma Namgyal Bhutia took 1 wicket each.

President XI won the match by 30 runs.

 

Full Match Scored Card:

https://cricheroes.in/scorecard/1540592/individual/PRESIDENT-11-SICA-vs-SECRETARY-11-SICA?fbclid=IwAR3gy0QKZ73iHnl30xm-LLfRHYKhRjDzMRCGgZMyhleiJcObAjVkIzbHhqE#scorecard

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