Dheeraj led the scoring with 48. The scorecard moved from Team A 54/4 in 5 overs and 1 ball to Team B 55/2 in 3 overs and 4 balls. Team B won by two wickets after Team B 55/2 in 3 overs and 4 balls answered Team A 54/4 in 5 overs and 1 ball. Game #5 had enough in the numbers to earn its place.

The scorecard moved from Team A 74/0 in 7 overs to Team B 75/3 in 6 overs and 1 ball. Dipayan's 51 was the biggest individual score. Dheeraj made the fielding notes matter with one run-out. Team B won by one wicket after Team B 75/3 in 6 overs and 1 ball answered Team A 74/0 in 7 overs. Game #4 now has Team A 74/0 in 7 overs and Team B 75/3 in 6 overs and 1 ball in the diary.

First came Team B 37/4 in 4 overs and 4 balls; then came Team A 40/2 in 4 overs and 5 balls. Team A won by two wickets after Team A 40/2 in 4 overs and 5 balls answered Team B 37/4 in 4 overs and 4 balls. It stayed competitive without losing the Gully mood. Game #3 left a clean scorecard behind.

Team A won by 21 runs after Team B 63/2 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 84/4 in 7 overs and 3 balls. Utpal also carried the official Player of the Match tag. The result can sit in the archive without needing a big speech. The first innings landed on Team A 84/4 in 7 overs and 3 balls; the second finished at Team B 63/2 in 8 overs.

Dheeraj kept the batting line moving with 99. The batting order read Team B 100/0 in 6 overs before Team A 84/1 in 6 overs. Team B won by 16 runs after Team A 84/1 in 6 overs fell short of Team B 100/0 in 6 overs. Game #1 left a clean scorecard behind.

The match record also marked Dipanjan as Player of the Match. The batting order read Team A 71/4 in 7 overs and 5 balls before Team B 73/0 in 4 overs and 3 balls. Jogi finished with three wickets, the best wicket return of the match. Team B won by four wickets after Team B 73/0 in 4 overs and 3 balls answered Team A 71/4 in 7 overs and 5 balls. No Rules, Only Fun had room around the scoreline.

Another Prague match found its shape through ordinary cricket moments. Dipayan made 37. Two wickets from Dipanjan stood out. The scorecard moved from Team B 60/4 in 7 overs to Team A 61/3 in 7 overs and 5 balls. Team A won by one wicket after Team A 61/3 in 7 overs and 5 balls answered Team B 60/4 in 7 overs.

Team B won by two wickets after Team B 44/2 in 4 overs answered Team A 38/4 in 5 overs and 2 balls. Dheeraj also carried the official Player of the Match tag. It stayed competitive without losing the Gully mood. The batting order read Team A 38/4 in 5 overs and 2 balls before Team B 44/2 in 4 overs.

Dipayan's 44 was the biggest individual score. The first innings landed on Utpal sena 73/4 in 7 overs and 3 balls; the second finished at Dheeraj sipahi 74/1 in 5 overs and 1 ball. Dheeraj sipahi won by three wickets after Dheeraj sipahi 74/1 in 5 overs and 1 ball answered Utpal sena 73/4 in 7 overs and 3 balls. That was enough cricket for one neat diary entry.

Dipayan gave the innings its main batting push with 46. Team A 93/2 in 8 overs was the first entry, with Team B 73/5 in 8 overs written underneath. Dipayan made the fielding notes matter with one run-out. Team A won by 20 runs after Team B 73/5 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 93/2 in 8 overs. Game #3 now has Team A 93/2 in 8 overs and Team B 73/5 in 8 overs in the diary.

Game #2 moved from Team A 100/5 in 8 overs to Team B 78/6 in 8 overs. Team A stayed in front by 22 runs in Game #2. The diary keeps it as a clean official entry on 2026-09-20.

The match stayed simple: a first innings, a reply, and a few moments worth keeping. Utpal's 26 was the biggest individual score. Team A 73/5 in 8 overs was the first entry, with Team B 44/6 in 5 overs and 4 balls written underneath. Team A won by 29 runs after Team B 44/6 in 5 overs and 4 balls fell short of Team A 73/5 in 8 overs. Game #1 now has Team A 73/5 in 8 overs and Team B 44/6 in 5 overs and 4 balls in the diary.

Team A won by 17 runs after Team B 51/5 in 6 overs and 4 balls fell short of Team A 68/5 in 7 overs and 2 balls. Aninda made the fielding notes matter with one run-out. Dheeraj led the scoring with 24. First came Team A 68/5 in 7 overs and 2 balls; then came Team B 51/5 in 6 overs and 4 balls.

Team A 70/4 in 8 overs came first, and Team B 71/4 in 7 overs followed in the reply. Team B won by one wicket after Team B 71/4 in 7 overs answered Team A 70/4 in 8 overs. Game #3 had enough in the numbers to earn its place.

Jogi picked up three wickets. First came Team A 43/5 in 7 overs and 2 balls; then came Team B 46/0 in 2 overs and 3 balls. Team B won by five wickets after Team B 46/0 in 2 overs and 3 balls answered Team A 43/5 in 7 overs and 2 balls. Game #2 left a clean scorecard behind.

The game had a clean rhythm, with just enough detail beyond the final score. Dipanjan's 57 was the biggest individual score. Two wickets from Rohit stood out. The chase column finally sat beside Team A 86/3 in 6 overs as Team B 67/4 in 6 overs. Team A won by 19 runs after Team B 67/4 in 6 overs fell short of Team A 86/3 in 6 overs.

The chase column finally sat beside Team A 50/5 in 6 overs as Team B 53/1 in 2 overs and 4 balls. Amrit made the biggest bowling mark with three wickets. Dheeraj led the scoring with 48. Team B won by five wickets after Team B 53/1 in 2 overs and 4 balls answered Team A 50/5 in 6 overs. Game #4 left a clean scorecard behind.

Rohit led the scoring with 58. By the end, the two lines read Team A 93/2 in 8 overs and Team B 72/6 in 8 overs. Team A won by 21 runs after Team B 72/6 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 93/2 in 8 overs. The numbers did most of the talking by the end.

The scorecard moved from Team A 44/7 in 6 overs and 1 ball to Team B 50/6 in 8 overs. Jogi helped turn the running game with one run-out. Team B won by one wicket after Team B 50/6 in 8 overs answered Team A 44/7 in 6 overs and 1 ball. Game #2 had enough in the numbers to earn its place.

One run-out from Dheeraj gave the fielding its sharpest moment. First came Team A 74/2 in 6 overs; then came Team B 32/4 in 6 overs. Team A won by 42 runs after Team B 32/4 in 6 overs fell short of Team A 74/2 in 6 overs. The final line felt clear without needing decoration.

The scorecard carried most of the memory, which is sometimes exactly right. The batting order read Team B 90/4 in 8 overs before Team A 81/2 in 8 overs. Team B won by nine runs after Team A 81/2 in 8 overs fell short of Team B 90/4 in 8 overs. Game #4 can keep that final score exactly as it happened.

The first innings landed on Team A 33/7 in 7 overs and 3 balls; the second finished at Team B 37/3 in 3 overs and 2 balls. Suprateem was involved in one run-out. Saurav made the biggest bowling mark with two wickets. Team B won by four wickets after Team B 37/3 in 3 overs and 2 balls answered Team A 33/7 in 7 overs and 3 balls. Game #3 now has Team A 33/7 in 7 overs and 3 balls and Team B 37/3 in 3 overs and 2 balls in the diary.

By the end, the two lines read Team B 101/2 in 8 overs and Team A 75/6 in 8 overs. Dheeraj kept the batting line moving with 51. Team B won by 26 runs after Team A 75/6 in 8 overs fell short of Team B 101/2 in 8 overs. Game #2 can keep that final score exactly as it happened.

Three wickets from Saurav stood out. Team B 52/5 in 8 overs was the first entry, with Team A 41/5 in 8 overs written underneath. Team B won by 11 runs after Team A 41/5 in 8 overs fell short of Team B 52/5 in 8 overs. Game #1 had enough in the numbers to earn its place.

This was a short official match with enough happening to earn a proper note. Team B 10/2 in 2 overs set the target shape, before Team A 11/0 in 1 over and 4 balls closed the scoring. Team A won by three wickets after Team A 11/0 in 1 over and 4 balls answered Team B 10/2 in 2 overs. Game #1 can keep that final score exactly as it happened.

Naeem led the scoring with 34. The first innings landed on Team A 96/2 in 8 overs; the second finished at Team B 61/4 in 8 overs. Rohit picked up two wickets. Team A won by 35 runs after Team B 61/4 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 96/2 in 8 overs. The scorecard had enough detail to tell the story.

Naeem kept the batting line moving with 63. The batting order read Team A 85/8 in 6 overs and 4 balls before Team B 90/0 in 6 overs. Team B won by eight wickets after Team B 90/0 in 6 overs answered Team A 85/8 in 6 overs and 4 balls. Game #3 can keep that final score exactly as it happened.

Team A won by 40 runs after Team B 39/7 in 5 overs and 4 balls fell short of Team A 79/2 in 8 overs. Amrit was involved in one run-out. Rohit kept the batting line moving with 30. It stayed competitive without losing the Gully mood. Team A 79/2 in 8 overs set the target shape, before Team B 39/7 in 5 overs and 4 balls closed the scoring.

The scorecard moved from Team A 65/3 in 8 overs to Team B 39/5 in 8 overs. Dipanjan also carried the official Player of the Match tag. Team A won by 26 runs after Team B 39/5 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 65/3 in 8 overs. Game #1 now has Team A 65/3 in 8 overs and Team B 39/5 in 8 overs in the diary.

For the diary, this one is best remembered through the score and the small match notes. Team B 96/2 in 6 overs was the first entry, with Team A 90/5 in 5 overs and 4 balls written underneath. Team B won by six runs after Team A 90/5 in 5 overs and 4 balls fell short of Team B 96/2 in 6 overs. Game #4 had enough in the numbers to earn its place.

Team A won by five runs after Team B 93/4 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 98/3 in 8 overs. The match record also marked Soman as Player of the Match. Team A 98/3 in 8 overs set the target shape, before Team B 93/4 in 8 overs closed the scoring.

The scorecard moved from Team A 61/5 in 5 overs and 4 balls to Team B 65/3 in 6 overs. Rohit finished with four wickets, the best wicket return of the match. Dheeraj led the batting with 40. Team B won by two wickets after Team B 65/3 in 6 overs answered Team A 61/5 in 5 overs and 4 balls. A tidy little chapter for the CZU scorebook.

Three wickets from Dipanjan stood out. The batting order read Team B 48/5 in 7 overs before Team A 33/5 in 5 overs and 3 balls. Team B won by 15 runs after Team A 33/5 in 5 overs and 3 balls fell short of Team B 48/5 in 7 overs. It stayed competitive without losing the Gully mood.

Team A won by 29 runs after Team B 57/6 in 8 overs fell short of Team A 86/5 in 8 overs. Dheeraj also carried the official Player of the Match tag. Aninda finished with three wickets, the best wicket return of the match. That was enough cricket for one neat diary entry. The first innings landed on Team A 86/5 in 8 overs; the second finished at Team B 57/6 in 8 overs.

The scorecard moved from Team B 65/4 in 8 overs to Team A 67/5 in 8 overs. Dheeraj led the batting with 49. Team A won by one wicket after Team A 67/5 in 8 overs answered Team B 65/4 in 8 overs. The result can sit in the archive without needing a big speech.

Naeem's 70 was the biggest individual score. Team B 116/2 in 8 overs was the first entry, with Team A 84/5 in 8 overs written underneath. Amrit helped turn the running game with one run-out. Team B won by 32 runs after Team A 84/5 in 8 overs fell short of Team B 116/2 in 8 overs. Game #1 now has Team B 116/2 in 8 overs and Team A 84/5 in 8 overs in the diary.