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St. John’s Sports Coaching Foundation won the under-17 title, while Phoenix Cricket Academy claimed the under-14 crown at the St. John’s Summer Cup. Standout performances from Shashank, R. Vihaan, and Muntazir sealed victories in the respective finals

Spectacular bowling performances grabbed the headlines at the HCA A-Division T20 league on Thursday. M. Arvind Kumar's six-wicket haul for Ours alongside five-wicket spells by B. Thejodhaur and P. Lalith Reddy anchored the day's cricket action

Anirudh Srivasthan smashed a brilliant 116 off 58 balls to guide Hyderabad Wanderers to a commanding victory over Zinda Tilismath in the HCA B-Division T-20 league-cum-knock-out tournament. Several teams, including Nalgonda, Osmania University and Medak, also registered wins

M Abhirath Reddy smashed an unbeaten 132 off 58 balls to guide Jai Hanuman to a six-wicket victory over EMCC in the eliminator of the A-Division T20 league-cum-knockout tournament. EMCC had earlier posted a challenging 202 for five

Central Excise registered a dominant 10-wicket victory over EMCC in the HCA A-Division T-20 qualifier. Hyderabad Blues, Ensconse, Osmania University, Concorde and Hyderabad Wanderers also recorded wins in the B-Division league-cum-knockout matches played in Hyderabad on Friday

Unbeaten centuries by Mohd Afreedi Ahmed, Vikram Naik, Amgoth Srikanth and M Sai Pratheek were the standout performances in the HCA league cricket championship. Several teams registered high-scoring wins in the A and B-Division T20 league-cum-knock-out matches

Rithvik Goud’s unbeaten 122, Manikanteshwar Reddy’s century and five-wicket hauls by R. Dinesh and Vivek Singh stood out as several teams registered emphatic wins in the HCA League A and B-Division T20 league-cum-knockout championship matches played on Friday.

Rishiket Sisodia, Mote Jashwanth and Chandan Sahani smashed brilliant centuries as Deccan Wanderers, Central Excise and Evergreen secured impressive wins in the HCA A-Division T-20 League-cum-knock-out tournament. Hyderabad Blues and Sportive also recorded dominant victories in B-Division matches

B Radha Krishna’s five-wicket haul was the highlight of the HCA D-Division one-day league matches in Hyderabad. Several teams, including Air India and NFC, registered wins in a series of competitive encounters on Sunday

B Radhakrishna and S Nikhil Kumar delivered impressive five-wicket hauls in the HCA B-Division Institution one-day league, guiding Air India and Canara Bank to strong performances in their respective matches in Hyderabad

Rahul Radhesh and Pranav Varma guided Hyderabad to 276/6 against Bengal in the CK Nayudu Trophy. Md Liakhath Hussain and Abhishek Murugan hit centuries in the HCA B-Division league, while Medak and Karimnagar won their under-19 semifinals

Hyderabad defeated Assam by eight wickets in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy under-23 cricket at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. Goa beat Hyderabad in the BCCI women’s one-day event, while Chandigarh and OMC also recorded wins in their matches

Hyderabad took the first-innings lead against Assam in the CK Nayudu Trophy at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. Evergreen Cricket Club won the A-Division league final, while Warangal clinched the HCA women’s T20 title with a narrow win over Mahabubnagar

P Aman Rao has been named captain of Hyderabad for the Col CK Nayudu Trophy match against Assam at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium from February 6 to 9. The squad includes Avanish Rao as vice-captain and Rahul Radesh as wicketkeeper

Akash Bhandari smashed 149 off 68 balls to guide Hyderabad to a 64-run victory over Guwahati in the All India SBI inter-circle cricket tournament at Gurugram. Hyderabad posted 222/3 before restricting Guwahati to 158/6 in 20 overs

Mumbai defeated Hyderabad by eight wickets in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy cricket championship at Mumbai. Hyderabad posted 334 and 166, while Mumbai replied with 330 and 173/2, powered by Ayush Jethwa’s unbeaten 73 and Manan Bhatt’s 42 not out

The South Zone Inter-state under-14 cricket match between Hyderabad and Goa ended in a draw at Vizianagaram. Hyderabad scored 347 in its innings, while Goa replied with 247/7, with S Sulesh Naik unbeaten on 63

Hyderabad, despite taking a first-innings lead of four runs, collapsed for 166 in the second innings against Mumbai in the Col C K Nayudu Trophy. At stumps, Mumbai was three without loss, chasing 171 for victory

Angkrish Raghuvanshi (120) and Suryansh Shedge (110 batting) struck centuries to guide Mumbai to 259/5 in reply to Hyderabad’s 334 on the second day of the Col C K Nayudu Trophy in Mumbai, keeping the contest evenly balanced

Mohd Siraj’s four-wicket burst reduced Chattisgarh to 58 for five before a 183-run stand revived the innings. Chattisgarh posted 283, but Hyderabad replied strongly with openers P Aman Rao and Abhirath Reddy guiding the team to 56 without loss.=