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Sonnet Club wins DDCA Hot Weather tournament

NEW DELHI, JULY 4. Fine bowling by Chetanya Nanda and Vikrant Yadav, who bagged seven wickets between them, helped Sonnet Club to a nine-wicket victory over Delhi Telecom in the final of the DDCA Hot Weather cricket tournament at the Jamia Millia ground here.

The scores: Delhi Telecom 92 in 27.3 overs (Chetanya Nanda four for 20, Vikrant Yadav three for 30) lost to Sonnet Club 95 for one in 31.2 overs (Mayank 36, Rahuk Diwan 33 not out).

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