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The Telugu Warriors will be more motivated since they kicked off their CCL 2023 campaign by winning their opening game against the Kerala Strikers. The magnificent innings by Akhil Akkineni on Sunday in the Celebrity Cricket League helped his team win the match. The skipper of the Telugu Warriors scored 91 runs in just 30 balls, which accounted for 60% of the team’s total.
After being asked to bat first by Kerala Strikers, Telugu Warriors skipper Akhil went berserk against opposition bowlers. Akkineni reached his 50 in just 20 balls, before adding 40 runs in just 8 balls. The right-handed batsman raced to 90 off 28 deliveries, before holding out to Vijay Yesudas at the cover. The Warriors posted 154 in their 10 overs. Akhil and Prince also brought up a 100-run stand. Princ managed 45 off 23 balls, before picking up 4 wickets.
In their first batting innings, the Kerala Strikers could only muster up 98 runs at the last quota of 10 overs with Akhil, once again, scoring a half-century and putting his team in a rather comfortable position. And in response, needing 170 runs to s of 5 wickets with Rajeev Pillai and Siddharth Menon ended as the top scorers with 38 and 27 runs, respectively. Telugu Warriors scored 119 runs in their second game, the Kerala Strikers could only manage 105 for 6 to hand a 64-run victory to the Warriors.
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