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Raging Bulls clinch inaugural MSL title
In Short
Batting first, Suncrest Warriors scored 157 for six in 20 overs. Ram Patil top-scored with 40 runs, while Raging Bulls captain Harish claimed three wickets for 18 runs.

Raging Bulls clinch inaugural MSL title
Raging Bulls clinched the inaugural Renova Masters Super Cricket League (MSL) Season 1 title, defeating Suncrest Warriors by three wickets in an exciting final at Prime Arena on the outskirts of Hyderabad. Organised by the Masters Cricket Association of Hyderabad (MCAH), the tournament concluded successfully. Batting first, Suncrest Warriors scored 157 for six in 20 overs. Ram Patil top-scored with 40 runs, while Raging Bulls captain Harish claimed three wickets for 18 runs. Chasing 158, Raging Bulls reached 158 for seven in 19.2 overs. Pavan Cherukuri scored 47 runs, while opener Abid Azharuddin contributed 41. Neeraj was named Player of the Series, and Harish received the Player of the Match award. MCAH President S P Reddy said the league had exceeded expectations and received an overwhelming response. The association plans to organise two seasons annually from next year and is considering a player auction based on statistics and performances. Vice President Upender Reddy, Joint Secretary Guvvala Balraju, Secretary Sunil Reddy, Treasurer Rambabu, executive committee members Ramana, Rakesh, Pavan and Sunny, BJP leader Manohar Reddy, and other dignitaries attended the closing ceremony.
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