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BMS Law posts win

BANGALORE: BMS Law won by five runs over KLE in the qualifying round match of the Vie 08 cricket tournament organised by SBMJC as part of the all-India inter-collegiate Sports fest at the Central College ground here on Sunday.

The scores: BMS Law made 124 (Harish three for 25, Vishal three for 15) bt KLE 119 for seven in 20 overs (Chetan 39, Upeksha four for 11).

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