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Unbeaten century by Akshay

NEW DELHI, JUNE 9. Aided by an unbeaten century by Akshay Sharma Bharat National Cricket Academy defeated Abhay Ram Gymkhana by eight wickets in the Mata Durga Devi under-15 cricket tournament here.

The scores: ARG 153 for eight in 35 overs (Rahul 35, Swapnil Chauhan 30, Rahul Pandey three for 33, Saurabh Nischal three for 39) lost to BNCA 154 for two in 22.1 overs (Akshay Sharma 105 not out, Rahul Pandey 30).

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