HISAR: Jamia University beats University of Jammu by 3 wkts in the final of All India Vice chancellor"s T-20 cricket tournament 2025 organise by LUVAS UNIVERSITY HISAR.

Batting first

University of Jammu score 144 in 20 overs for 5 wkts

Niranjan singh score 50 runs ,Shami Kumar score 38 Raj Kumar Bakshi 14

Vishal Sudan 11

For Jamia University

Adeel took 2 wkts for 19, Mohd Akhlak 2 for 17 ,Mohd Fareed 1for 43

In reply

Jamia University score total 145 in 19.1 overs for 7 wkts

Wahid score 46 runs, mohd Yusuf 31 , Dr Imran 20, mohd Fareed 15

For Ju

Balwant singh Slathia 2 wkts for 33 runs, mohd Amin took 2 wkts for 21 , Rajesh 2 wkts for 35.

Shantul Raina 1for 28 runs .

Wahid of Jamia University declared man of the match,

Shantul Raina declared man of the series and best batsman of the tournament score 546 runs with 4 centuries and took 8 wkts ,

Karan Sharma declared best Bowler of the tournament took 19 wkts

Dr Daud Iqbal Baba, Director sports and physical education, President, vice president, General secretary alongwith other members of JUNTEU congratulated the team.

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