Dubai,
The Customs Challengers emerged victorious in the 9th edition of the TBCPL 10 Aviation Premier League (APL) cricket tournament, defeating DFS Daredevils in a thrilling final match on the 9th of March at the Mumbai Cricket Association BKC grounds in Mumbai. The Challengers successfully chased down the target of 74 runs, finishing at 74/3 in just 8.3 overs after limiting the Daredevils to 73/8 in their allotted 10 overs.
The championship was marked by outstanding performances from Customs Challengers’ stars Rahul Pahadiya and Yash Chavan, who dominated the tournament’s player rankings.
Rahul Pahadiya topped the bowling charts with an impressive 7 wickets throughout the tournament, including 4 wickets for Customs Challengers in their triumph over DFS Daredevils. His teammate Yash Chavan delivered an all-round performance with 7 wickets and 67 runs across the tournament, earning him the prestigious Man of the Series award.
In the final, Chavan made crucial contributions with a quick-fire 24 runs off just 15 balls.
The tournament also recognized other exceptional performances, with Parag Khanapurkar named Best Batsman for his tournament-leading 121 runs, and Kanav Hingorani awarded Best Fielder for his remarkable 8 dismissals and 2 runouts.
The championship trophy and cash prize were presented to the winning team by Mr. Naresh Panwar, Promoter of TBCPL 10, during an elaborate closing ceremony held at the Mumbai Cricket Association grounds.
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