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Match 9 – GPCL: Indian Sapphires register the highest margin win against the Scottish Mulberries.

In match no. 9 Indian Sapphires locked horns with Scottish Mulberries. The Indian's won the toss and elected to bat firston what looked like a high scoring pitch. Soon their decision turned out to be correct.
The Sapphires were off to a flying start, scoring 38 in the first 3 overs of the Powerplay. They continued in that pace and could have broken the Powerplay record. But the Sapphires fall short by just 6 runs to break the highest runs in the Powerplay record. After 6 it was 72 for 1.
While Gaurav, who had lost his partner continued to strike the ball at the other end. He completed his half century in just 26 deliveries. Indian Sapphires were smashing runs all around the ground reaching 100 in just 8 overs.
Gaurav and Dinesh were building a strong partnership scoring 59 off just 33 balls as after 10 overs it was 119 for 1 for the Indian Sapphires. The Mulberries were unable to put a stop on the scoring rate. After Gaurav's departure Dinesh continued the power hitting.
The Sapphires looked unstoppable and thus were able to reach tremendous score of 227 runs.
While chasing a huge total the in-form Zaheeruddeen was scoring all the runs for the Mulberries, after 3 it was 30-. But there after the Scottish side struggled to kepp up with the chase as they started losing wickets at frequent intervals.
As the Mulberries were scoring at a quick rate but had lost 3 wickets, after 6 it was 52 for 3. Meanwhile, Zaheeruddeen played an exceptional knock of 54 runs but his efforts were in vain. Thus, the Scottish Mulberries struggling to build on a steady partnership. after 10 it was 70 for 4. Thereafter, the collapse began soon after the Opener's departure. With only 3 overs remaining the Mulberries had already lost the battle as they still needed 128 runs.
As a result, The Indian Sapphires registered the highest margin win of the season (by 124 runs).

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  • Released : 06-Oct-2022

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  • GPCL