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MLNSS posts win

NEW DELHI, APRIL 27. Moti Lal Nehru School of Sports defeated Gyan Bharti School by 177 runs to enter the semifinals of the Turf Youth Cup under-15 cricket tournament here.

The scores: MLNSS 281 for five in 45 overs (Anil Sihag 69 not out, Davinder Saini 53, Yashdeep Dahiya 46, Sachin Gahlot 38, Abhilash Malik three for 50) beat Gyan Bharti 104 in 37.2 overs (Pankaj Kumar five for 17).

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