In the final, CG 11 defeated Sniper’s team by 6 wickets. Achi-News

Achi news desk-
City Correspondent The Safety Cup Cricket Tournament was organized by INTUC with the aim of making the staff aware of safety during Bhilai work. His final was held on Saturday. In which CG 11 beat Sniper by 6 wickets. The final match started at 19:00. After winning the toss, Sniffer decided to bat first. The team scored 75 runs and lost 4 wickets in 10 overs. Of these, Gambhir Singh contributed 23 runs, Alankar contributed 19 runs and Santo contributed 16 runs. From the opposing team CG 11, Arjun Tyagi took 2 wickets and Deepak Khicharya took 1 wicket. Another batsman is over. The CG 11 team, who came out to bat, achieved the target and scored 76 runs in just 7.5 overs. Among these, Deepak Khicharya was not out while scoring 38 runs. Apart from this, Shivam contributed 16 runs and Mirza Baig contributed 10 runs. Sniper bowler Santo took 2 wickets, Nikhil and Kalshankar took 1 wicket each. The man of the match title was given to Deepak Khicharya. The best batsman title was given to Santo and the best bowler title was given to Madhu. Player of the tournament was Deepak Khicharya. Scorers were Sandeep Verma, Vinod Devghar. The commentators were Abhay Moharil, Abhay Kumar and Shravan Pandey. Prizes were awarded to the players of the winning team. Safety is necessary for all, avoid carelessness: Singh important to take care of safety in every field The chief guest of the last match of the tournament, INTUC National General Secretary Sanjay Singh said that safety is necessary in every field. Even the slightest carelessness towards this can prove costly. Therefore, SOP should be followed with full seriousness while working. Special guest BSP GM Safety SK Aggarwal also expressed his views at the closing ceremony. BSP INTUC Secretary General Vansh Bahadur Singh presided over the operation. The tournament remained closed for 12 days due to rain, the Safety Cup cricket tournament started from April 6. Meanwhile, due to unseasonal rain, matches could not be played for 12 days. The tournament started again after the weather cleared on April 22. The finals were then played in dim night light.