Priyanshu moliya

Priyanshu Moliya smashed unbeaten 556 during the Shri DK Gaekwad under-14 tournament. Priyanshu, 14, playing for Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy played the mammoth knock against Yogi Cricket Academy in a two-day fixture at the Vadodara Cricket Academy (VCA) ground. Besides his tall batting effort, Priyanshu, who bowls off-spin, also claimed four wickets. His four-wicket haul was instrumental in dismissing Yogi Cricket Academy for just 52 runs on the opening day of the match. George Bailey’s Funny Batting Stance Has Caught Everyone’s Attention, Watch Video At the end of day one, Priyanshu was batting on 408 and the next day he added another 148 to complete his towering knock of 556 off 319 balls. Apart from him, Wicketkeeper-batsman Het Barot and Ballal Chaulkar contributed 62 and 60 respectively. The Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy then declared their innings on 826 for four. And then dismissed Yogi CA for cheaply once again for 84 in their second innings. Priyanshu picked two wickets and his side sealed a 689 run-victory. Speaking about Priyanshu’s effort, Mohinder Amarnath said that the 14-year-old is a fine talent. "When I saw him for the first time, I knew I was seeing something special. He is a fine talent and he will get better with exposure. I like his passion as well," Mohinder told mid-day last night. The former batting star also felt Priyanshu would do well if he plays for a club in Mumbai,” Amarnath was quoted as saying by mid-day. Meanwhile, Priya...

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Image Source : GETTY IMAGES A representational image of cricket bat and ball Shri DK Gaekwad Under-14 tournament witnessed an unbelievable performance by a 14-year-old kid in a two-day match. Priyanshu Moliya, a promising talent from Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy, played an incredible knock of unbeaten 556 runs. It might sound insane, but the young lad did it in the two-day match. Playing against the Yogi Cricket Academy, the young fascinating kid smashed their bowlers all over the park to achieve this unimaginable feat. Priyanshu has been trained under legend Mohinder Amarnath who was a crucial cog of India's 1983 World Cup triumph. Priyanshu also picked four wickets in the first innings against the Yogi CA at the Vadodara Cricket Academy (VCA) ground. On day one, the off-spinner helped his team wrap the opposition up for just 52 runs and then ended the day with a masterful inning of 408 runs. After his brilliance on the opening day, everybody expected him to score 500+ runs and he didn't disappoint them, he scored 148 runs more to take his tally to a humongous 556 runs, which he made in just 319 deliveries. After the match, Priyanshu told Mid-Day: "My previous highest was 254 in the same tournament last year. I was just playing my normal game as the bowling attack was good. It was a satisfying 14-year-old, but yes, I was beaten on four to five occasions. "After my first hundred on Monday, I told myself that I need to score 200. I set goals of 100 runs each and w...

14-year-old Priyanshu Moliya is in the headlines for his unbeaten 556 inShri DK Gaekwad Under-14 tournament. The youngster, who is mentored by former cricketer Mohinder Amarnath achieved the incredible feat in a two-day fixture at the Vadodara Cricket Academy (VCA) ground. Earlier, he had moved to Baroda from Rajkot. Priyanshu honed his skills at the Mohinder Amarnath Academy and is proud to play for the team. Priyanshu Moliya is equally equipped with the ball Moliya, who bowls off-spin, first picked four wickets in the first innings. His bowling has helped bowl out Yogi Cricket Academy for just 52 runs on day one. Then, he came out to bat and amassed a mammoth 408 runs at the close of play on the day. He carried on with the brilliance with another 148 runs on day two to make it 556 runs off only 319 balls. Priyanshu Moliya hit 98 fours and one six in his innings as his side ended with 826 runs on the board for the loss of four wickets. “My previous highest was 254 in the same tournament last year. I was just playing my normal game as the bowling attack was good. It was a satisfying innings, but yes, I was beaten on four to five occasions. “After my first hundred on Monday, I told myself that I need to score 200. I set goals of 100 runs each and was determined to continue playing the same way,” Priyanshu told after this innings. Priyanshu also added that Mohinder Amarnath, as well as his dad, were delighted with this innings. He also thanked his first coach at Rajkot, Anil...

Priyanshu Moliya, on Wednesday, scored an unbeaten 556 in the Shri DK Gaekwad Under-14 tournament at the Vadodara Cricket Academy (VCA) ground, Midday. Priyanshu, 14, playing for Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy, made those runs in 319 balls. His belligerent knock against Yogi Cricket Academy (YCA) in a two-day fixture included 98 fours and a six. He also claimed a four-wicket haul in the first innings. Priyanshu’s all-round performance helped his team beat YCA by an innings and 689 runs. YCA were all out for 52 on the first day, wherein Priyanshu scored 408 runs. He continued the onslaught on Wednesday, making 148 more runs after which his team declared at 826/4. He picked up two wickets in YCA’s second innings, wherein they were bundled out for 84. Priyanshu, according to the report, shifted from Rajkot to Baroda to train in Mohinder Amarnath’s academy. “When I saw him for the first time, I knew I was seeing something special. He is a fine talent and he will get better with exposure,” Mohinder was quoted as saying by Midday. The kid was delighted with his effort too. “Mohinder sir always watches me bat in the nets. He spoke to me about various drills and how to control different shots. After doing those drills regularly, I scored a lot of runs through the covers and got better with my back foot punches. I called Mohinder sir today [Tuesday] and he was very happy with my performance,” Priyanshu told the publication after his incredible feat.