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Six-wkt. win for S.G. Sports

NEW DELHI, MAY 2. Parvinder Singh (73 not out) and Rahat Elahi (44 not out) were involved in an unfinished stand of 115 as S. G. Sports beat Collage Group by six wickets on way to the semifinals of the all-India Davinder Singh memorial cricket tournament at the Harbaksh Singh Stadium here on Sunday.

The scores:

Collage Group 168 for nine in 35 overs (Sachin Chaudhary 74, Surya Azad 30, Farman Ahmad three for 41) lost to S. G. Sports 169 for four in 33.3 overs (Parvinder Singh 73 not out, Rahat Elahi 44 not out, Rajeev Uniyal 30, Anuj Kumar three for 20).

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