###Mewar Premier League: Stallions Suffer Third Consecutive Loss

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Published on : 23 Jun, 24 11:06

Mewar Premier League: Stallions Suffer Third Consecutive Loss; Chittorgarh Climbs to Second Place in Points Table

**Udaipur (Rajasthan), The Mewar Premier League, organized by 100 Sports at the Wonder Sports Shikarbad Cricket Ground, continues to bring exciting twists and turns. In the first match of the evening, starting at 4:00 PM, Rajsamand Stallions faced off against Royal Rajputana Conquerors. The Conquerors won the toss and opted to bowl first. The Stallions' top order struggled against the Conquerors' bowling attack, losing 4 wickets for just 53 runs. However, Mahijeet Singh's unbeaten 39 and Raj Sharma's unbeaten 27 helped stabilize the innings, leading the team to a score of 118 in 14.5 overs. Rain interrupted the match, and under the DLS method, Royal Rajputana Conquerors were set a target of 99 runs in 10 overs. Anirudh Chauhan's 19 off 11 balls, Mukul Choudhary's 36 off 20 balls, and Shahbaz's quick 20 off 8 balls secured an easy victory for the Conquerors. Mukul Choudhary was named Player of the Match. Notable attendees included Govardhan Singh Bhati from Rajasthan Police Special Branch, former Ranji player Krishnan Choudhary, and UDCA Vice President Muhammad Shahid.

The second match of the day was a low-scoring affair. Chittorgarh won the toss and elected to bat. Despite the slow pitch and regular fall of wickets, captain Rajat Chapparwal's sensible innings of 48 off 38 balls helped the team reach a total of 112 runs. Chasing the target, Udaipur Royals' opener Harshvardhan Singh scored 43 runs but found no support from the other end as his teammates kept returning to the dugout one after the other. In the end, Sattar Khan's unbeaten 21 wasn't enough to secure a win for the Royals. For his brilliant performance of taking 3 wickets for 10 runs in 4 overs, Vishwajit was awarded Player of the Match by Rajasthan Patrika's Regional Head Ajit Johny. Other notable attendees included UDCA Joint Secretary Suresh Soni and Ranji Trophy coach Raghuvir Singh Jhala.

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