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06/15/2026

🏆 *GPCA Champions Trophy 2026* Tournament Concluded 🏆

Congratulations to *Stallions* on winning the *Champions Trophy and taking home $2,500*!

Congratulations as well to *Dinos* for finishing as *Runner-Up and earning $1,000*.

A huge thank you to all teams for their effort, sportsmanship, and competitive spirit throughout the tournament. Every team played hard and contributed to another successful season.

*Tournament Award Winners*🏅

Man of the Series *Amardeep Singh $500*

Top Batsman *Amardeep Singh $300*

Best Bowler *Kamalpreet Singh $300*

*Special thanks* to all our volunteers, organizers, sponsors, umpires, scorers, team management, and the entire cricket community for helping make this T30 tournament another great success.

With the Champions Trophy now complete, we turn our focus to the next challenge the T20 season.

See you all on the field!
Waqar khan - GPCA 😊

06/11/2026

Stallions Secure Victory as Stars Fall Short in 2026 Champions Trophy Eliminator

GP Stallions 210/10 (30.0) beat GP Stars 174/10 (28.2) by 36 Runs

A Thrilling game of 2026 Champions Trophy Eliminator

The 2026 Champions Trophy eliminator had an enthralling contest on June 7, 2026, as GP Stallions locked horns with GP Stars. The GP Stars, having won the toss, elected to field, setting the stage for what promised to be a captivating chase. Expectations were high for both sides as they aimed to make a strong statement as the tournament is close to end.

Stallions Set a Challenging Target Amidst Explosive Start

GP Stallions, put in to bat, experienced a mixed bag of fortunes throughout their innings, ultimately posting a competitive total of 210. The early overs saw a flurry of action, with the Powerplay yielding 52 runs in the first five overs, including a blistering spell from Saiyd Juber which featured consecutive boundaries.
However, the GP Stars bowlers managed to pull things back, picking up crucial wickets at regular intervals. Amardeep Singh anchored the innings with a valuable 40 off 33 balls, laced with two fours and two sixes, before falling to Himesh Patel. Rolvit Elton D'souza also contributed a fighting 40 off 41 deliveries, smashing three sixes. Chetan Dhingra and Himesh Patel were the pick of the bowlers for GP Stars, each snaring two wickets. The Stallions reached their 150-run milestone in the 23rd over and looked set for a bigger score, but Nishant Patel late double strike in the 29th over, including the wicket of Rolvit Elton D'souza, restricted them to 210 all out in 30 overs.

Stars' Chase Falters Despite Promising Start

Chasing 211 for victory, GP Stars began their pursuit with intent. The Powerplay overs saw them score 33 runs, but they lost their first wicket early in the second over. Shourya Khansili led the charge for the Stars with a determined 36 off 41 balls, hitting two boundaries. Parman Mander provided valuable support with a quickfire 20 off 18 balls, featuring a four and a six. However, the middle overs proved to be a tough grind, with wickets falling at crucial junctures and the required run rate climbing steadily. The Stallions' bowling attack, spearheaded by Saiyd Juber who claimed three wickets for just 19 runs, and Amardeep Singh with two wickets for 31 runs, applied immense pressure. Despite reaching their 1 50-run milestone in the 26th over, the GP Stars' batting order collapsed under the pressure, ultimately being bowled out for 174 in 28.2 overs, falling short by 36 runs.

Key Performers Shine in Thrilling Opener

For GP Stallions, Amardeep Singh not only provided a vital batting contribution but also impressed with the ball, picking up two crucial wickets. Rolvit Elton D'souza fighting knock also played a significant role in setting a defendable total. On the bowling front, Saiyd Juber was exceptional, his three-wicket haul proving instrumental in stifling the Stars' chase. For GP Stars, Shourya Khansili was the standout batter, showing grit and determination in a challenging chase, while Chetan Dhingra and Himesh Patel put in commendable bowling efforts.

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06/01/2026

Lions Roar Back to Sn**ch Thrilling Victory in Champions Trophy to reach 2nd on the points table

GP Lions 200/9 (Gurminder Singh Minhas 76*, Sandeepkumar Singh 2-29) beat GP Stallions 199/10 (Saiyd Juber 39, Sandeep Sran 3-38) by 1 Wicket.

A Nail-Biting game of the 2026 Champions Trophy

On May 31, 2026, in the 2026 Champions Trophy's last game before the playoffs, the GP Lions edged out the GP Stallions in a cliffhanger by a single wicket. In a match that ebbed and flowed, it was the Lions who held their nerve to chase down a challenging total, setting the tone for what promises to be an exciting
tournament.

Stallions Fight Back to Set a Competitive Target

Opting to bowl first after winning the toss, the GP Lions would have been buoyed by an explosive start from the GP Stallions. The Stallions' opening batters came out with intent, particularly in the powerplay. Though wickets tumbled early, with Sandeep Sran striking twice in the second over, the Stallions found momentum
through aggressive batting. Saiyd Juber, in particular, played a dazzling cameo of 39 off 24 balls, including seven boundaries, before being bowled by Prince Singh. Ali Butt also contributed a
quickfire 29. Despite periods of pressure and several crucial wickets, the GP Lions' bowlers, led by Sandeep Sran (3-38) and Sukhjit Singh (2-26), managed to restrict the Stallions to 199 all out in 29.2
overs. The Stallions managed to post a competitive total, setting up an intriguing chase.

Lions' Grit Sees Them Over the Line in a Tense Pursuit

Chasing 200 for victory, the GP Lions faced an immediate setback, losing their opening batter Avi Mongia in the very first over to Saiyd Juber. The Stallions' bowlers, particularly Sandeepkumar
Singh and Saiyd Juber himself, kept the pressure on, picking up wickets at regular intervals to ensure the required run rate
was always a concern. The Stallions' bowling attack demonstrated resilience, with Sandeepkumar Singh bagging two wickets and Saiyd Juber also chipping in with two crucial scalps. As the match
entered its latter stages, the momentum swung back and forth. However, a magnificent unbeaten innings from Gurminder Singh anchored the Lions' chase. His composed 76 off 57 deliveries,
studded with four boundaries and as many sixes, proved to be the bedrock of their pursuit. With the required rate climbing, Gurminder Singh held his nerve, finding crucial support to guide his team home on the penultimate ball of the 29th over, securing a memorable victory for the GP Lions.

Key Performers
Gurminder Singh Minhas (GP Lions): The star of the show, his unbeaten 76 was the cornerstone of the Lions' successful chase, demonstrating remarkable composure under pressure. Saiyd Juber (GP Stallions): Not only did he score a quickfire 39, but his vital early wickets with the ball also put the Lions under significant pressure. Sandeep Sran (GP Lions): His impressive three-wicket haul was instrumental in stemming the flow of runs from the Stallions' batters, providing his team with a fighting chance.
· Sandeepkumar Singh (GP Stallions): He was a key figure in the Stallions' defense, taking two early wickets that put the Lions on the back foot.

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06/01/2026

Gurshan's Blitz Secures Dominant Nine-Wicket Victory for Dinosaurs

In a commanding display of batting prowess, the GP Dinosaurs romped to a nine-wicket victory over the GP Panthers in their 2026 Champions Trophy encounter on May 31, 2026. The Panthers, put in to bat after losing the toss, managed a respectable 203 but were blown away by a blistering unbeaten century from Gurshan Singh, who single-handedly dismantled the Panthers' bowling attack.

Panthers Struggle to Build Momentum

The GP Panthers' innings got off to a cautious start, with the powerplay yielding 35 runs for the loss of one wicket. While they managed to reach the 50-run mark by the 8th over, the loss of
Sanjeewa Kumar for 33 proved to be a significant blow. Krishnanunni Karoor held the innings together with a patient 56 off 57 balls, anchoring a crucial 50-run partnership with Devansh Shukla. Shukla himself contributed a quickfire 39 off 33 deliveries, including a flurry of boundaries in the 16th over, but his dismissal for 39 by Ankit Bhagat marked a turning point. The Panthers ultimately struggled to find fluency in the latter stages of their innings, losing wickets at regular intervals and failing to capitalize on their platform. Sumit Bhardwaj and Manan Shah were the pick of the Dinosaurs' bowlers, each claiming two wickets to restrict the Panthers to 203 in their allotted 30 overs.

Singh's Masterclass Seals the Deal

Chasing a modest target of 204, the GP Dinosaurs came out with intent, smashing 40 runs in the first five overs. Gurshan Singh was in destructive form from the outset, accelerating the chase with a barrage of boundaries. He was well supported by Chetan Dhingra, who chipped in with a valuable 43 off 35 balls, forming a 100-run partnership that put the Panthers firmly on the back foot. Singh reached his half-century in the 8th over and continued his onslaught, leaving the Panthers bowlers searching for answers. Despite the loss of Dhingra in the 14th over, bowled by Rolvit Elton D'souza, Singh remained unfazed. He went on to score a magnificent unbeaten 129 off just 66 balls, featuring 19 fours and 3 sixes, as the Dinosaurs comfortably crossed the finish line with 10.5 overs to spare, finishing on 208/1.

Key Performers Shine

The star of the show was undoubtedly Gurshan Singh, whose breathtaking century was the cornerstone of the GP Dinosaurs' emphatic victory. His aggressive stroke play and ability to find gaps consistently made the chase a mere formality. For the GP Panthers, Krishnanunni Karoor's resilient half-century provided some resistance, while Devansh Shukla's quick cameo offered a brief glimmer of hope. On the bowling front, Sumit Bharadwaj and
Manan Shah picked up crucial wickets for the Dinosaurs, but the overwhelming dominance of Gurshan Singh overshadowed all other performances.

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05/25/2026

Dinosaurs Roar Home in Thrilling Chase!

GP Dinosaurs 204/5 (25.3 Overs beat GP Stars 203/5 (30.0 Overs) by 5 Wickets

The stage was set for a captivating encounter in the 2026 Champions Trophy as the GP Stars locked horns with the GF Dinosaurs on May 24, 2026. The stakes were high, and the atmosphere crackled with anticipation. Winning the toss, the GP Dinosaurs captain made the bold decision to bowl first, a move that would ultimately pay dividends in a match tha went down to the wire.

GP Stars Post a Respectable total, Driven by Singh's Brilliance:

Opting to bat, the GP Stars found hemselves in a precarious position early on, losing their first wicket for a duck in the opening over. However, a monumental knock from Gagan Ramgarhia anchored their innings. Gagan Ramgarhia was the picture of aggression and class, compiling a magnificent 91 runs off just 65 deliveries an innings punctuated by 10 boundaries and 5 towering sixes. He forged a crucial 100-run partnership with Shourya Khansili, who contributed a steady 26 to pull the Stars back from the brink The middle overs saw a flurry of runs particularly in the 7th and 15th overs which yielded 16 runs each, injecting much-needed impetus. Despite Singh's valiant effort, the GP Dinosaurs' bowlers led by Manan Shah with two wickets managed to restrict the Stars to 203 runs in their allotted 30 overs. The late wickets including Singh's dismissal in the 18th over and another in the 21st, prevented the Stars from reaching a potentially more commanding total.

Dinosaurs Chase Down the Target with Clinical Efficiency:

Chasing 204 for victory, the GP Dinosaurs faced a stern test. The required run rate hovered around 10 runs per over from the outset, a demanding target in any format. The GP Stars bowlers, particularly Himesh Patel and Gagan Ramgarhia, applied pressure in the early and middle stages picking up crucial wickets. However, the chase was masterfully orchestrated by Amolveer Ghai, who played an electrifying unbeaten knock of 71 from just 36 balls smashing 10 fours and a six. He found a vital ally in Gurshan Singh, who provided crucial momentum with a rapid 56 off 35 deliveries, including 8 boundaries. The partnership between Ghai and Singh was instrumental in shifting the momentum especially in the high-scoring 11th over. As the innings progressed into the death overs, the required run rate remained a challenge, but Ghais aggressive strokeplay, coupled with a vital 50-rur partnership with Atulya Sinha, ensured the Dinosaurs stayed on course. A dramatic turn of events saw Atulya Sinha depart for 19 in the 24th over, but Ghai, along with the tailenders, held their nerve to guide the GP Dinosaurs to a memorable 5-wicket victory with 3 balls to spare.

Key Performers Shine in the Showpiece:

The match was illuminated by outstanding individual performances Gagan Ramgarhia of GP Stars played a captain's knock, scoring a brilliant 91 and carrying the burden of his team's patting. On the winning side, Amolveer Ghai was the star of the chase, remaining unbeaten on a blistering 71, showcasing exceptional composure and power-hitting under pressure. Gurshan Singh also played a crucial supporting role with his aggressive 56. For the GP Dinosaurs powlers, Manan Shah was instrumental in restricting the Stars, picking up two vital wickets.

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05/24/2026

Amardeep Singh's All-Round Brilliance Powers GP Stallions to Dominant Victory

GP Stallions 306/6 (Amardeep Singh 150) beat GP Panthers 249/10 (Harman Aulakh 85) by 57 runs.

A Statement Win in the 2026 Champions Trophy

The 2026 Champions Trophy witnessed a commanding performance from the GP Stallions on May 24,2026, as they secured a comprehensive 57-run victory over the GP Panthers. The GP Panthers, having won the toss and elected to field, would have been hoping to restrict their opponents. However, a stellar batting display, spearheaded by Amardeep Singh's magnificent century set a daunting target that the Panthers ultimately fell short of chasing.

Stallions Soar to a Record Total

From the outset, the GP Stallions innings was an exhibition of aggressive batting. The opening overs saw a rapid acceleration, with the powerplay yielding quick runs and setting a strong foundation. Sandeepkumar Singh provided a blistering start, his 74 off just 33 balls, featuring fourteen boundaries out the Panthers' bowlers on the back foot. His aggressive intent allowed Amardeep Singh to settle in, and the pair forged a crucial 100-run partnership puilding significant momentum in the middle overs. Amardeep Singh was the cornerstone of the innings, crafting a magnificent 150 off 101 deliveries a knock studded with 20 fours and 3 sixes. His century, along with valuable contributions from other batsmen propelled the Stallions to a formidable total of 306/6 in their allotted 30 overs.

The GP Panthers' bowlers, including Santokh Singh who picked up two wickets, struggled to contain the onslaught, especially in the death overs where the Stallions hammered 15 or more runs in multiple overs. The final score was a testament to the depth and power of the Stallions' batting lineup

Panthers' Chase Fizzles Under Pressure

Chasing a steep target of 307, the GP Panthers started their innings with intent aiming to keep pace with the required run rate. The powerplay saw some aggressive strokes, with Harman Aulakh and Rolvit Elton D'souza showing promise. Harman Aulakh, in particular, played a scintillating innings of 85 from just 39 balls, striking S fours and 4 sixes, keeping the Panthers hopes alive. He found good support from Rolvit Elton D'souza, who contributed a valuable 65. However, the GP Stallions' bowling attack, led by the exceptional Amardeep Singh, proved too strong. Amardeep Singh's spell was the turning point of the match, as he ripped through the Panthers' middle order, claiming an outstanding five wickets for just 28 runs. Sandeepkumar Singh also chipped in with two crucial wickets. Despite a valiant effort from Harman Aulakh and Rolvit Elton D'souza the continuous fall of wickets and the mounting required run rate put immense pressure on the remaining batsmen. The GP Panthers were eventually bowled out for 249 in 29 overs, falling short by 57 runs.

Key Performances
‣ Amardeep Singh (GP Stallions): A match-winning all-round performance He scored a brilliant 150 runs and then followed it up with a sensational bowling spell of 5/28, dismantling the Panthers' chase
• Harman Aulakh (GP Panthers): Played a lone hand in the chase, scoring a apid 85 runs, but couldn't find enough support to take his team over the line.
- Sandeepkumar Singh (GP Stallions) Provided a blistering start with a quickfire 74 and also picked up vital wvickets.
- Rolvit Elton D'souza (GP Panthers): Showed resilience with a well-made 65, but his efforts were in a losing cause.

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05/24/2026

Kamalpreet Singh's Six-Wicket Haul Demolishes GP Knights as GP Lions Roar to Victory

GP Lions 107/3 (Charanjeet Singh 52*) beat GP Knights 103/10 (Sebir George 27, Kamalpreet Singh 6-26) by 7 Wickets

A Dominant Display by GP Lions

The crisp air of May 23rd, 2026. was charged with anticipation for the 2026 Champions Trophy clash between GP Knights and GP Lions. The GP Knights having won the toss and elected to bat first, would have hoped to set, a Tormidable farget. However, their aspirations were quickly shattered by a relentless bowling pertormance rom GP Lions. spearheaded bv the sensational Kamalpreet Singh. The Knights were ultimately bundled out for a meager 103, a total that proved far too small for the Lions to chase.

A Knights' Collapse Under Singhs Spell

The GP Knights' innings began with a flurry of runs in the Powerplay, reaching 8 in the first two overs, however, the tide turned dramatically in tne third over when Kamalpreet Singh unleashed a devastating spell. He ripped through the knights top prder, taking three wickets in quick succession, including the crucial scalp of Tony Thomas. The middle order struggled to cope with the pressure, and wickets continued to tumble at regular intervals. Sebin George Mukalel emerged as the lone fighter for the Knights, anchoring the innings with a gritty 27 off 44 balls, but he lacked support. Kamalpreet Singh was the undisputed star of the innings, finlshing with an astonishing 6 wickets for just 26 runs. Sandeep Sran provided excellent support, picking up two wickets to ensure the Knights were bowled out for 103 in 21.4 overs,

Lions' Measured Chase Seals the Deal

Chasing a modest target of 104, the GP Lions started their innings with, a sense of urgency, scoring 7 in the fïrst over. While the Knights managed to pick up a couple of early wickets, including Avi Mongia through a run-out and Jaskaran Singh bowled by Sebin George Mukalel, the Lions never appeared truly threatened, The star of the chase was incoubtedly Charanjeet Saini, who played a magnificent unbeaten innings of 62 off just 38 balls, including 8 boundaries and a six. His aggressive approach, coupled with a sensible knock from Abhay who contributed 15, ensured the required run rate was always manageable. The Lions reached their target comfortably in 17.1 overs, winning the match by 7 wickets.

Key Performers
Kamalpreet Singh was the undisputed hero of the match, his extraordinary spell of 6 wickets for 26 runs dismantling the GP Knights batting lineup. For the GP Knights Sebin George Mukalel showed resillience with his 27 but it was not enough to pull his tean out of trouble. On the batting front or the GP Lions, Charanjeet Saini's scintillating unbeaten 62 guided his feam to a comfortable victory,

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05/24/2026

Dinosaurs Roar Back! Stallions Tamed in Champions Trophy Thriller:

GP Dinosaurs 208/5 (Dhingra 66* Singh 52) beat GP Stallions 207/9 by 5 wickets.

The 2026 Champions Trophy continued to deliver on its promise of high-octane cricket as the GP Stallions locked horns with the GP Dinosaurs on May 23, 2026. Amidst the usual pre-match buzz and strategic analyses, the GP Stallions won the toss and elected to set a target, a decision that would ultimately prove to be a challenging one.

Stallions' Charge and Stumble

Put into bat, the GP Stallions got off to a blistering start, particularly in the powerplay. Over 0 and 1 saw a flurry of runs, with the second over yielding 13 runs thanks to some generous extras from Suneel Jaglan. However, the GP Dinosaurs' bowlers struck back effectively, with Ankit Patel being the chief tormentor. He dismantled the Stallions' top order, claiming crucial wickets in the powerplay, including the scalp of Amardeep Singh. Sandeepkumar Singh offered some resistance with a quickfire 25 off 16 balls, but his departure also came at the hands of Patel. Despite a significant knock of 45 off just 21 balls from Prince, the Stallions struggled to build sustained partnerships. The middle overs saw a steady fall of wickets, and while Ejaz Khan provided a late surge with a blistering 33 off 18 balls, including three sixes, the GP Dinosaurs' bowling attack, spearheaded by a remarkable 3/19 spell from Ankit Patel, managed to restrict the GP Stallions to 207/9 in their allotted 30 overs. The momentum seemed to shift towards the chasing side,

Dinosaurs' Determined Chase

Chasing a modest target of 208, the GP Dinosaurs faced an early challenge. The GP Stallions' bowlers. Saiyd Juber and Sandeepkumar Singh, picked up early wickets, reducing the Dinosaurs to 35/2 in the 7th over. The required run rate began to climb, adding pressure to the chasing side. However, the GP Dinosaurs displayed remarkable resilience. Gurshan Singh played a vital anchor role, building crucial partnerships and reaching a well-deserved half-century. His gritty 52 laid the foundation for the chase. As the overs ticked by, the partnership petween Gurshan Singh and Chetan Dhingra became the story of the innings. Dhingra, in particular, was in destructive form, finding the boundary with regularity. He went on to score a match-winning unbeaten 66 off just 34 balls, a knock studded with eight fours and two sixes. Despite losing wickets at regular intervals the unwavering approach of Chetan Dhingra coupled with the solid contributions from others, ensured the GP Dinosaurs kept pace with the required run rate. The late surge of boundaries in the death overs, ncluding a crucial 50-run partnership petween Chetan Dhingra and Nishant Patel sealed the deal for the GP Dinosaurs. They successfully chased down the target with 5 wickets in hand and 28.2 overs bowled, securing a memorable victory.

Key Performers
‣ Chetan Dhingra (GP Dinosaurs): His unbeaten 66 was the cornerstone of the chase, demonstrating composure and aggression under pressure.
- Gurshan Singh (GP Dinosaurs): A vital half-century that provided stability and a platform for the victory.
- Ankit Patel (GP Dinosaurs): His exceptional spell of 3/19 proved crucial in restricting the GP Stallions and building pressure.
- Prince (GP Stalions): Top-scored for his team with a quickfire 45 showing his potential with the bat.
- Fuad Hassan Shifat (GP Stallions): Contributed 39 runs, providing some much-needed runs in the middle order.

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05/23/2026

Super Over Thriller! GP Knights Edge Panthers in Champions Trophy Epic

GP Panthers 248/9 (Sanjeewa Kumar 54. Manmeet Singh 46 tied with GP Knights 248/9 Jinish Vasudevan 44, Geo Kandathil 40). GP Knights won the Super Over.

A Champions Trophy Classic Unfolds

The 2026 Champions Trophy delivered an instant classic on May 17, 2026, as GP Panthers and GP Knights clashed in a match that defied expectations and ultimately culminated in a thrilling Super Over. With the toss favouring GP Panthers, who elected to bat first anticipation was high for a competitive encounter, and neither side disappointed.

Panthers Batting Prowess Sets Strong Target

Opting to set a total, GP Panthers got off to a turbulent start, losing Akshay A to Tony Thomas in the very first over, despite some early extras. However, the innings quickly found its rhythm through crucial partnerships. Manmeet Singh, with a brisk 46 off just 33 balls, provided vital impetus, ably supported by Krishnanunni K. Their 50-run stand helped steady the ship, pushing the Panthers past the 50-run mark in the 7th over.
Manmeet's departure at the hands of Sebin George, who proved to be the Knights' most effective bowler with figures of 3/41, brought Sanjeewa Kumar to the crease. Kumar anchored the innings with a well-compiled half-century (54 runs from 44 balls), displaying composure amidst the fall of wickets. He forged another crucial 50-run partnership vith Harmeet Singh, driving the Panthers past the 200-run milestone in the 24th over. Despite a late flurry of wickets in the death overs, including Kumar himself, GP Panthers managed to post a formidable total of 248 for 9 in their allotted 30 overs setting up a challenging chase for the Knights.

Knights Valiant Chase and Jagnandan Singh's Heroics

Chasing 249 for victory, GP Knights began their innings with aggressive intent racking up a high-scoring 20-run over early on, featuring a boundary streak from Tony Thomas. However, the Panthers' bowlers soon struck back, with Sanjeewa Kumar dismissing Tony Thomas, stalling the initial nomentum. Jinish Vasudevan (44 runs from 34 balls) and Asanga Gayan P then took charge, building a vital 50-run partnership that saw the Knights cross the 100-run mark and keep the required run rate within reach.
The middle overs, however, brought a dramatic shift. Jagnandan Singh emerged as the wrecker-in-chief for the Panthers, delivering a devastating over in the 12th that saw him claim two crucial wickets: Asanga Gayan P and Jinish Vasudevan. This double strike significantly dented the Knights chase and left them reeling. Jagnandan continued his brilliant spell, eventually finishing with an impressive 4 wickets or 48 runs. Despite the setbacks, Geo Kandathil (40 runs from 27 balls) kept he Knights' hopes alive with a gritty performance, pushing his team towards the 200-run mark. The tension escalated dramatically in the closing overs. Santokh Singh delivered pivotal 26th over, picking up back-to-back Wickets of Geo Kandathil and Sarath Raj, pushing the Knights to the brink. Yet, the tail-enders showed remarkable resilience, chipping away at the target. With the final overs proving to be a nail-biting affair, the GP Knights incredibly managed to match the Panthers' score, ending their innings at 248 for 9 in 30 overs. The match was tied!

The Final Twist: Super Over Drama

With both teams locked at 248 runs the contest headed into a Super Over, a fitting climax to such a tightly fought battle. The crowd was on its feet as the two teams prepared for the ultimate showdown. After a nerve-wracking single over decider, it was the GP Knights who neld their nerve and emerged victorious claiming an unforgettable win in the 2026 Champions Trophy.

Key Performances

While the Super Over decided the fate several individual performances stood out. For GP Panthers, Sanjeewa Kumar's anchoring 54 and Manmeet Singh's aggressive 46 were instrumental in setting a competitive total. Sebin George Mukalel of GP Knights was the pick of the bowlers in the tirst innings, snaring 3 wickets. In the chase, Jinish Vasudevan (44) and Geo Kandathil (40) were the pillars for GP Knights, while Jagnandan Singh's superb spell of 4 wickets for GP Panthers nearly sealed the win for his side. Ultimately he GP Knights' collective effort and Super Over composure led them to a memorable triumph.

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05/17/2026

Lions Roar: Dominant Bowling Performance Secures Emphatic Victory Over GP Stars
GP Lions 79/3 (Tarlochan Singh 30*, Gurminder Singh Minhas 25*) beat GP Stars 77/10 (Ankit Patel 22, Randhawa 4-15) by 7 wickets

A Champions Trophy Statement

The 2026 Champions Trophy continued with a stunning display of bowling prowess and a rapid chase as GP Lions comprehensively defeated GP Stars on May 17, 2026. The match, highly anticipated as an early indicator of form saw GP Stars win the toss and elect to bat first, a decision they would soon come to regret as the GP Lions bowlers unleashed a relentless assault from the very first over.

Stars Crumble Under Lions Pressure

Opting to bat, GP Stars got off to the worst possible start, losing opener Gagandeep Singh to Kamalpreet Singh on the very first ball of the innings. This set a grim precedent for what was to follow. The Powerplay overs became a procession of wickets, with Kamalpreet Singh dismantling the top order, claiming wo more crucial wickets in the 4th over leaving GP Stars reeling at a precarious 19 for 4. Waqar Khan and Jaisonjot Singh also fell victim to his incisive spell highlighting the early dominance of the Lions' attack.
Despite the early setbacks, Parman Mander (17 off 20) and a resilient Ankit Patel (22 off 21) attempted to stem the tide, offering brief glimpses of resistance However, Prince P then joined the party picking up two quick wickets in the 9th over, including the vital scalp of Mander who was caught by the keeper. GP Stars struggled desperately for momentum with the 50-run milestone only being reached in the 15th over.
The innings truly belonged to the GP Lions' bowlers, with Chanpreet Randhawa delivering a sensational spell to clean up the tail. He ended with exceptional figures of 4 wickets for just 15 runs from is 4.1 overs, a performance that broke he back of the Stars' middle and lower order. Supported brilliantly by Kamalpreet Singh (3/12) and Prince P (3 wickets) GP Stars were bundled out for a paltry 77 runs in just 20.1 overs, a total that looked woefully inadequate.

Lions Hunt Down Target With Ease

Chasing a modest target of 78, GP Lions began their reply with clear intent, despite losing Charanjeet Saini early for 9 runs to Jaisonjot Singh in the second over. Jaisonjot continued to trouble the Lions also dismissing Prince P for 9, while Anmol Singh chipped in with the wicket of Kamalpreet Singh.
However, the early wickets did little to deter the Lions' charge. Opener Tarlochan Singh anchored the innings with a composed unbeaten 30 off 27 palls, ensuring no further collapses. The real fireworks came from Gurminder Singh Minhas, who played a blistering cameo, smashing 25 runs off just 13 deliveries. His aggressive approach, studded with four boundaries, quickly accelerated the chase. The Lions reached their team milestone of 50 runs in the 9th over and a high-scoring 18-run over further diminished any lingering hopes for GP Stars. The GP Lions reached the targe comfortably in just 10 overs, securing a dominant 7-wicket victory with an astounding 120 balls to spare. It was a clinical demonstration of intent and efficiency, sending a strong messaqe in the Champions Trophy,

Match-Winning Performances

The architects of GP Lions' victory were undoubtedly their bowlers. Chanpreet Randhawa was the pick of the lot, whose spell of 4 for 15 completely unraveled the GP Stars' batting. His early partner in crime, Kamalpreet Singh, set the tone with his 3 wickets for 12 runs, causing an irreparable top-order collapse. With the bat, Tarlochan Singh's unbeaten 30 provided stability, while Gurminder Singh Minhas's explosive 25 not out ensured the chase was completed with remarkable speed and authority. For GP Stars, Ankit Patel's fighting 22 stood out as the only notable contribution in an otherwise forgettable batting performance.

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