ARCS Andheri climbed to the top of the Nuvama Private T20 Mumbai League 2026 with a nine-wicket win over Eagle Thane Strikers at Wankhede Stadium. Shivam Dube inspired the bowling attack, restricting the Strikers to 129. Opener Divyaansh Sksena then smashed an unbeaten 88 off 39 balls, supported by Ayush Jethwa’s 25, sealing the chase with 50 balls remaining.
Mumbai: Star India all-rounder Shivam Dube inspired ARCS Andheri with a superb bowling effort before opener Divyaansh Sksena lit up the chase with a whirlwind unbeaten 88 off mere 39 balls as the side climbed to the summit of the Nuvama Private T20 Mumbai League 2026 standings with a comprehensive nine-wicket win over Eagle Thane Strikers at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Friday.
Shardul Thakur's decision to bat first after winning the toss proved costly as Eagle Thane Strikers were bowled out for a modest 129. Apart from Sairaj Patil (34) and wicketkeeper Eknath Kerkar (27), none of the Strikers' batters managed to make an impact against a disciplined ARCS Andheri attack, according to a press release.
Off-spinner Prasoon Singh starred with three wickets, while Ajay Mishra (2/13) and captain Dube (2/19) chipped in with crucial breakthroughs as the Strikers struggled to recover after early setbacks. Sairaj and Eknath briefly steadied the innings with a 41-run partnership after the side limped to 34/2 inside the Powerplay.
But once the pair was dismissed, the innings unravelled quickly, with the Andheri bowlers maintaining relentless pressure and conceding just 26 runs in the last four overs while claiming five wickets.
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