Springfield, Anjuman in Giles Shield final

MUMBAI: In a repeat of last year's final, Rizvi Springfield (Bandra) and Anjuman-I-Islam (CST) set up yet another summit clash after winning their respective semifinal ties on the final day of the Giles Shield cricket tournament on Saturday.

After being bowled out for 125 in their first innings, Don Bosco resumed at 64 for five at Fort Vijay, Azad Maidan. Even as skipper Shams Mulani (101) tried hard to make a match of the game, wickets tumbled at the other end, courtesy offie Hashir Dafedar (6-47).

Once Mulani was caught by Hashir off his own bowling, it was all but over for Bosco as their second innings finished at 196. Over at National CC, Cross Maidan, Shreyas Kemkar (100) provided some hope for IES VN Sule Guruji while he was at the crease chasing Rizvi's total of 480.

But left arm spinner Sidak Singh (6-71) did enough for the defending champions to end Sule Guruji's hopes of a final spot, ending their first innings at 271.

Brief scores: Rizvi 480-8 decl. bt IES VN Sule Guruji 271 (S Kemkar 100, K Chalke 45; S Singh 6-71, P Shaw 2-61); Anjuman-I-Islam 351 bt Don Bosco 125 & 196 (S Mulani 101; H Dafedar 6-47, M Farooqui 2-58).

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