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NIT Srinagar registers comprehensive 220-run victory over Agartala
7/5/2026 11:21:21 PM
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, July 5: Hosts NIT Srinagar extended their dominant run in the ongoing Inter-NIT Faculty & Staff Cricket Tournament (M) 2026 with a commanding 220-run victory over NIT Agartala on Sunday.
While NIT Jalandhar, NIT Hamirpur, NIT Puducherry, NIT Silchar, NIT Kurukshetra, NIT Rourkela, and NIT Calicut also registered impressive league wins.
The hosts produced another clinical all-round display, with Aaqib Sheikh continuing his sensational form by smashing his second century of the tournament.
Aaqib scored 154 off just 57 balls, striking 18 fours and nine sixes, as NIT Srinagar piled up 279/3 in 20 overs. Captain Faisal Irshad scored 75 off 46 balls; while Wicketkeeper Sohail Baba added a quickfire unbeaten 30 off 12 deliveries.
In reply, NIT Agartala never recovered from early setbacks and were bowled out for just 59 in 17.3 overs. Dr. Mohsin led the bowling attack with superb figures of 3 wickets for just 8 runs, while Dr. Shakeel Waseem and Shahid Hamid claimed two wickets each.
Dr. Majid Hussain and Mudasir Qadir chipped in with one wicket apiece to complete one of the biggest victories of the tournament.
In another match, NIT Jalandhar also produced one of the most destructive performances of the competition, crushing NIT Goa by 195 runs. Ravinder's brilliant 85 off 44 balls and Saurabh Dinkar's explosive 68 off 33 deliveries powered Jalandhar to 269/7, before Satyender Singh (3/7) and Sourav Gupta (3/10) skittled Goa for 74.
Another one-sided contest saw NIT Hamirpur overpower SVNIT Surat by 171 runs. Hamirpur amassed 225/6, with Vivek Tiwari (48), Aman Kumar (45) and Surender Soni (40) leading the batting charge. Surat were then bowled out for 54, courtesy of disciplined spells from Anil Kumar (2/11) and Manish (2/17).
NIT Puducherry continued their impressive campaign with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over NIT Raipur. After restricting Raipur to 107/9, thanks largely to Sudhakar V's outstanding 4/19, Puducherry chased down the target in just 12.4 overs, with Gopinath A (41 off 17) and Muthu Frnd (31) leading the charge.
NIT Silchar defeated NIT Nagaland by 28 runs after posting 120/9, with Wasim Arif (26) and Anup Sharma (23) making valuable contributions. Nagaland were restricted to 92/7 despite Bikash Sarma's fighting 40, while Wasim Arif completed a fine all-round performance with 2/11.
In one of the day's closest matches, NIT Kurukshetra edged NIT Uttarakhand by 15 runs. Kurukshetra scored 139/8, with Dr. Vikas Kumar and Rawat MS contributing 28 runs each, before Rahul Sharma's 3/27 ensured Uttarakhand finished on 124/9 despite Kuldeep Thakur's determined all-round effort.
NIT Rourkela registered a 26-run victory over NIT Jamshedpur after posting 164. Subrat S (29) anchored the innings, while Nishant Kumar (3/22) and Debananda Amat (2/20) restricted Jamshedpur to 138, despite Ravi Ranjan Kumar's notable all-round display of 46 runs and 3/16.
Meanwhile, NIT Calicut maintained their winning momentum with a convincing 39-run victory over MNIT Jaipur at Kashmir University Ground-2. Abhijith's 58 and Sreejith's 36 guided Calicut to 155/8, before Vinayak M (3/38) spearheaded the bowling attack to dismiss Jaipur for 116.
With another day of high-scoring encounters, dominant bowling performances and commanding victories, the race for the knockout stage has intensified, with NIT Srinagar emerging as one of the strongest contenders after another emphatic all-round display.
The five-day championship, hosted by NIT Srinagar, has brought together 24 NIT teams in a celebration of sportsmanship, teamwork, and national integration.
The tournament is being sponsored by DRS IT Consultancy, NorthCut Enterprises, Aisha Enterprises, Bombay Sports, Chemi Health, Speedway Printers, G Active, K.S. Enterprises, M/S Sharp, Ahmad Scientific, Alfa Office, Nescafé, New S5 Enterprise, IGENE, FOSROC, Lakshmi Chand, JK Bats, J&K Bank, Canara Bank, ICICI Bank, HIECO, JK Cement, Gasha Canteen, Ali Mohammad P&D, and Orbit Contractors P&D.
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