The Isotopes CC

Game #15

Note 📝 CC: Our Captain Manoj G

We have a lot to say about every ball today, but here’s the short story. We lost the toss and were sent in to bat. Jainil gave us a flying start, Dinesh powered through at the end, but the real fireworks came in the middle overs — *The AB Show.* An unbeaten 88 with 10 towering sixes, six of them sailing out of the park! With a solid 167 on the board, our bowlers came out breathing fire. 4 wickets in the first 3 overs, and the tone was set. Prashant R and Chirag were unplayable — sending half their side back to the dugout for just 11 runs combined. They also hit a couple of boundaries but the target was far-fetched.
Eventually, we bundled them out under 80. *That’s the response we needed! We didn’t just win — we crushed it.*
This is what happens when we bring our A-game. Let’s carry this fire through the tournament!

Game #10

**Note from G aka Captain

Hello Boys !!

It wasn’t a great performance from our side.
The opposition had only 10 players on the field.
Yes, we won – but we should’ve secured the bonus point too.

Being in the top 2 of the tournament doesn’t automatically make us a good team.
As Amol rightly said, we haven’t dominated a single game so far.
For the first time in life, we won a cricket game and still didn’t feel happy about it.
Let’s take this as a wake-up call – we need to improve.

Game #3

"Three wins in a row, great achievement, boys!!
We won the toss and decided to field, considering the unfamiliar conditions and the absence of most of our strike bowlers. So, we opted for the safer option.

Prashant and Chirag started brilliantly, with Drew leading the attack in both the powerplay and death overs—together taking 6-7 wickets in their 10 overs.

The weather was a bit hot and humid today, so Jainil, Abhi, and I also rolled our arms over to give them a breather. Fielding, apart from one or two incidents, was solid as always. With three run-outs, we bowled them out for just 66.

The plan was to chase this down in 8 overs, but we lost three early wickets in the process. However, Amol finished it off in 9.3 overs with a blistering knock of 39 runs. Prashant supported him well in the middle and grabbed the Man of the Match award with his extraordinary figures of 4 for 4 in 2.2 overs.

As I said earlier—it’s three in a row! We’re just getting started. Onward and upward,
*Go Isotopes*

Credit For note 📝 to our Captain Manoj Ghuge