Aravind's decision was justified with both the openers Vijay and Ravi settling down to play exciting shots. Vijay was pretty severe on the GH bowlers and had scored 61 (of 41 balls) when he was hit on the head trying to swat a wayward beamer. Although he felt ok it was decided the best course of action was to get him to an ER for a checkup that confirmed that there were nothing that a few Tylenols could not fix.

Samir made a quick 26 before being caught in the deep. Ravi meanwhile was going from strength to strength with Aravind keeping him company before he tried to slog Gaurang and was taken by Majid at deep long off for a well made 94. Syed was bowled of the first ball he faced trying to play an attacking shot but Rajesh Uppalapati and Aravind kept the scoring going by playing some aggressive cricket to set up a huge target of 296.

GH kept losing wickets right from the word go even though it looked like they just wanted to get some batting practice rather than chase the TCC score. Rajeev Kalyan generated some good pace and movement while VT bowling his leg spinners turned out to be more than a handful. In the end GH were dismissed for 54 to give TCC a huge victory margin of 242 that might well be a record in the league.

Thanks for Vinay Minhas and Bakul Naik of RCC for doing a great job umpiring the game on what turned out to be a pretty hot day.