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Outdoor Training Times 2024
Outdoor training times are the following this year: - Men: Thursdays 18:00-20:30 - Women: Mondays 16:30-20:30 - Youth: Tuesdays 16:30-19:00 and Saturdays 10:00-14:00 All training sessions are at Skarpnäcks Sportfält. Links to our league schedules can be found here. --- Utomhusträningstider är följande i år: - Herrar: Torsdagar kl. 18.00-20.30 - Kvinnor: Måndagar kl. 16.30-20.30 - Ungdom: tisdagar 16.30-19.00 och lördagar 10.00-14.00 Samtliga träningspass är på Skarpnäcks Sportfält. Länkar till våra ligascheman finns här. Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 27 maj 2024 0kommentarer
Men and Ladies in National Finals
Our ladies' team was runners up in the national T20s tournament after topping the table in the north group. They unfortunately were not able to bring the trophy home as they narrowly lost to Malmöhus in the finals, but they made all DIF members and supporters proud with the fight that they showed. Our men's 1st team topped the table with 10 wins out of 10 and will now face Göteborg City at 10 am on the 14th of September at Norsborg in the Allsvenskan semi final. The Reds (2nd team) won 7 out of 8 and topped their table, earning them promotion to the Superettan in the T20 tournament next year, along with their promotion in the 40 overs tournament (which has now been confirmed) Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 12 sep 2024 0kommentarer
Allsvenskan T20 Interim Report
Confidence was high after our unbeaten tour of Malmö and Gothenburg. Could we keep it going? Västerås vs DIF, 13th of July, Away First up was a trip to Västerås. We knew that we have usually had the better of them in the past, but they are a competitive team, and we were not taking them lightly. They won the toss and decided to bat first, which made a change from the southern tour, where we had been successful bowling second. But a wicket for Anvesh in the first over was a good start – especially when he followed it up with two more in his second! He bowled excellent lines, beating the bat many times, and ended with figures of 3-13 from 4. Shaz kept the pressure up from the other end and picked up their number 3 LBW. Pierre and Serge came into the attack and kept up the pressure (even though Serge has barely bowled all year) as they both picked up wickets, Serge going for just 3 runs in his 2 overs. Shaurav “Golden Arm” Sarkar then brought himself on and picked up two wickets from his first two balls, and it was quickly becoming a procession. He took a another the next over and ended with 3-8 from 2 as Västerås were bowled out for just 65. The captain’s orders to his openers were to please score the runs without getting out, and that is exactly what they did. Raz (33 from 22) and Aritra (23 from 22) looked supremely untroubled as they knocked off the runs in just 7.2 overs. DIF vs Göteborg, 21st of July, Home Next up was the big one: Gothenburg. We were both unbeaten so far, so we knew that if we won this one, we would stand an excellent chance of qualifying for the national semi-finals. There was also some personal pride on the line, as Rahul and Shravan had previously played for Gothenburg. We won the toss and as usual decided to bat first. Their bowlers managed to keep things tight initially, but Raz (26 from 23) and Aritra (29 from 23) got us off to a solid start and Aritra fell just as he had begun to kick on, with the score at 58 from 7.1 overs. Raz soon followed, and wickets fell in a tumble as their offspinner took four more in quick succession to leave us 79 for 5. Shaurav (21 from 17) helped us recover to a degree, but when he too fell, things were beginning to look a bit bleak. Shaz however had other ideas, as (unperturbed by the continuing procession of wickets at the other end) he stroked a well-made 36 off 23, bringing our total to a somewhat respectable 137. We were confident we had the bowling line up to defend this, but things were not looking great for a while. Although Prash clean bowled one of the danger men in his first over, their other opener and their number 3 stuck around and had reached 72-1 from 11. Still, they had not gotten ahead of the run rate, so we knew that we stood a good chance if only we could find a way to take wickets. Finally, Shravan found the breakthrough, as their batter struck him powerfully down the ground but was caught above his head on the boundary by Pierre. Three balls later, he had dismissed their other set batter. Pierre then took a wicket off the first ball of his next two overs (both well caught by Aritra behind the stumps), and suddenly the equation was 34 from 30 with 5 wickets left: game on. Ankit came into the attack and bagged two wickets (one of them a fine catch on the boundary by Shravan), but just as it looked like it might be our game, two powerful sixes were struck, bringing it back to 12 from 2. Shaz bowled an excellent 19th over to leave 7 required from the last. Shaurav, the captain, stepped up to take responsibility. First ball went for one: 6 from 5. Sensing the opportunity to end the game, their batter attempted to sweep him over deep square leg, but only managed to pick out Pierre in the deep, who took a fine catch low to his right. Their next batter tried the same and picked out Shravan at long on. This meant that they needed 6 from 3, with just one wicket left. A single was scored from the next delivery, before their batter tried once again to hit it out the park, this time towards midwicket. The ball flew high enough that it was probably a danger to passing airplanes, but it didn’t have the legs. Still, it took some catching, and Rahul safely pouched it a few paces inside the boundary to spark rampant celebrations. DIF vs Umeå, 3rd of August, Home Umeå had beaten us last year, a fate we were keen to avoid this time around. On the other hand, our team was looking stronger and stronger, as we welcomed Wynand back into the side. Once again, we won the toss and batted, and our openers got us off to a solid start. Aritra fell for 31 (off 28) after a 77-run partnership off 8.4 overs. This seemed like decent going, but Wynand decided to up the tempo and started going for his shots. Ras too was well set and eventually fell for 59 from 33, but this merely started the Wynand and Rahul show. They batted together for just 4.4 overs and scored a whopping 77 runs. Rahul was particularly harsh on their spinner, whom he struck for two fours and a six in one over, whereas Wynand hit just about everyone for sixes over long on and midwicket. One even landed in the football pitches, making it a probably 110-meter hit. Rahul was dismissed for 29 from 13, with the score at 196/3 off 17. By this point, Wynand had 60 from 29 and he started inquiring as to how far he was from 100. “Too many” came the response, but he had other ideas, as he took three enormous sixes off the next over. Shaz was happy to settle for a run a ball 2 and give him the strike as he carried on smoking them to all parts: four more sixes off the last over gave him his hundred, and he ended with 118 from 45 balls. This gave the bowlers a remarkable 258 runs to defend. Prash gave us a good start and trapped their opener LBW in the first over, and Anvesh bowled through his four to end with excellent figures of 4-16 (including a searing inswinger to uproot the stumps of their left-handed number 4). Everyone else chipped in with wickets, no one went for very many runs, and soon Umeå were bowled out for just 56 – giving us a victory margin of 201 runs! These results mean that we are currently top of the table with 6 wins from 6, with 4 matches remaining. However, we are not yet guaranteed a semi-final spot, and we know that now is not the time to take our foot off the gas – especially since we won 9 of 10 last year and then lost the semi-final. Stay tuned to find out if we can go two better this year! Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 9 aug 2024 0kommentarer
Reds 40 over season report - part 2
Game 5: Reds vs Titans The most important game of the season yet. The winner of this game was going to top the league table and would qualify to play a qualifier to get promoted to Superettan. This was it, the 2 strongest teams in the group going head on! We were set to play at Skarpnäck, but we were still the away team. The opponents set big boundaries, trying to make it difficult for us. The umpire even had to intervene and ask the opposition to pull one of the boundaries back in, since it was dangerously close to the outer fence. The Titans refused, but we weren’t bothered by this, since we always played with bigger boundaries ourselves, if perhaps never quite this big. Our opponents won the toss and decided to bat – clearly, they hadn’t seen that we were unbeaten in our last 7 games bowling first… Naturally, we were very happy with this decision and were pumped up for the big game. As usual, we started with our pace/spin attack. Both Ben and Prashant kept things tidy and picked up a wicket each. At the end of 7 overs, they were left 24/2. We squeezed them in and kept things very tight in the field, not allowing them to score. They had to crack at some point. It didn’t take long for that to happen, the very next over Prashant dismissed 3 of their batsmen and picked up a hattrick. It was brilliant bowling from Prashant. He continued and picked up two more wickets and finished the spell with a fifer, 5/22 in 8 overs. The opponents were left reeling at 61 for the loss of 6 wickets. But with our strike bowler finished, the Titans dug in and fought hard to reach 127 without any further wickets. As they began to attack our spinners, the pressure was back on us. Up stepped Nabo, our medium pacer. He broke the partnership and pulled us back into the game. In came Shrikanth and cleaned up the tail, picking up 3 wickets in an over. He finished with good figures of 3 for 32 in his 4 overs. In the end, we managed to get them all out for 150. We had a strong batting lineup, so we were confident of chasing down the target. Things didn’t go our way and we lost 2 wickets in just the second over with no runs on board. 0/2 soon became 17/3. Prashant joined Ankit, who was already at the crease and was putting on a fight. Finally, things started going our way and runs were flowing. We soon reached 50 in the 10th over. But then, disaster! Prashant was out caught. We were 50 for 5, and soon thereafter 60 for 6. Ankit was still at the crease and was playing well, but he needed support. In, I (Karthik) walked. We both planned that we would set small targets and work towards them, instead of looking at the actual target. We had plenty of time, since it was a T40 game. I just rotated the strike as Ankit kept batting brilliantly at the other end, respecting the good balls and making sure to put the bad balls away. Soon he reached his fifty and we were very much en route to reach the target. From 62 for 5, we reached 130. With the target in sight, I decided to go for it and got out for 31 off 40 deliveries. Shrikanth then came in and smashed a couple of sixes. In the end we won with 4 wickets in hand, Ankit being unbeaten yet again and finishing on 63. A well fought innings and an innings that deserved the man of the match award. This meant that we had qualified for the qualifier and we were just one game away to win our promotion to superettan. A few of us popped open some beers to celebrate the occasion. Well done boys! Game 6: Reds vs SMI Mavericks It was the day after midsummer. Yes, we had a game that day. A few boys were tired, the others a bit groggy. Nonetheless, we got going again. SMI won the toss and chose to bat. Again, we were at our strongest. We started off on the front foot, putting a lot of pressure on their batsmen and reducing them to 56 runs with 5 wickets down. In walked their allsvenskan players (one more than league rules allowed… a point we have duly raised with the SCF!), and they started counter attacking us. We rotated the bowlers to get a breakthrough, but nothing seemed to be working. But then in came Ankit and picked both their batsmen. They were 136/7. Keeping the qualifier in mind, I then tried bringing in a few bowlers, including myself, to gain some confidence ahead of the qualifier coming up in a couple of weeks. That was a big mistake, we let them off the hook. Their tail ender scored 38 not out and we only bowled them out for 191 in the 39th over. Our chase did not start well, our top 3 falling cheaply. We were left struggling at 3 runs for 3 wickets. This was the time to show our mettle and we needed a partnership. This was exactly what had happened, in stepped our man in form Ankit and Aman alongside him. They started playing some brilliant sensible cricket, setting small targets and reaching them. They put on a partnership of 138 runs. We were flying and it was an easy cruise to victory. Then, Aman fell for a hard fought 45 off 79 balls. This triggered our typical DIF batting collapse, and we gifted the opposition with two more wickets in quick succession. We weren’t cruising anymore. With just 20 runs to win, Ankit fell, scoring a brilliant 89 off 90 balls. A superb innings! This was the final nail in coffin though, the rest of the batsmen falling very cheaply. We lost by just 13 runs, our first loss in 8 games and our unbeaten run coming to an end. What was disappointing was that we did this to ourselves rather than the opponents playing well. Maybe we were too complacent since the result of this game didn’t matter? A lesson learnt for the future. It was still a brilliant effort from the boys, we won 5 out of 6 games in our T40 campaign. A brilliant job so far, but it’s not done yet. We soon put our focus on the qualifier to be played on the 7th of July. We would be promoted to superettan if we win this game. Initially, this game was scheduled for the 6th of July. But, since we had the allsvenskan tour on the 6th, we requested the NLC to move this game, and eventually they agreed we could play on the 7th. We even booked the ground and my train ticket back from the allsvenskan tour a day early so I could play. Everything was set! But, to our surprise, the NLC decided to move the qualifier to a later date in September, out of nowhere, with less than a week’s notice. This was a very difficult date for us, as it is months since our last 40 overs game, and it clashes with the allsvenskan finals, which could leave us badly out of players given the myriad of restrictions SCF implement for finals… After a lot of back and forth, we managed to move the qualifier by a day. Special thanks to Pierre for constantly putting up with a lot of issues with the NLC and trying to fix everything for the team. It is very obvious that the odds have been piled up against us. Nonetheless, our team is ready!! We are all ready for the fight and looking forward to the qualifier on the 15th at Husby. Let’s go Reds! Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 5 aug 2024 0kommentarer
Reds 40 over season report - part 1
It was September of 2023: as everyone keenly checked the results of our opposition’s match to see if we would indeed be qualifying for the Superettan, shouts of dismay rose. The match had been forfeited, and another team had qualified in our place, by the narrowest of margins. That was how our 2023 T40 campaign ended. Come 2024, even before the winter training started, boys were very eager to start their winter training sessions, raring to go. A few months of training and it’s the first of May: game time! Game 1: Reds vs Tullinge Heroes The first game of the season usually feels rusty. But today, the boys were charged up and ready to go. Having won the toss, I chose to bowl first. The summer hadn’t set in yet (in face, it had snowed just days before) and the field was littered with dew. Moreover, the Reds made a habit of bowling first and destroying oppositions in 2023. We started off well with both Shaz and Ben starting off with a fiery spell. It almost looked like they were competing with each other, the way they were bowling jaffers, one after another. Shaz picked up four wickets in his 8 overs and just conceded 18 runs. Ben on the other end, having only conceded 8 runs off his 4 overs, was extremely unlucky to not pick up any wickets. The opponents only managed a mere 18 runs for the loss of two wickets off their opening spells. In came the spinners, Prashant, Shrikanth and Deepak, who gave hell to the opponents and dismissed them for 89 runs, each of them picking up 2 wickets. The batting started well with Andy getting to a quick fire 24 and the rest chipping in to reach our target in just 16 overs. A few late wickets belied some rustiness in the batting, but nonetheless it was a comprehensive win. Good start to the season. Game 2: Reds vs RPCC Thunder The second game was almost identical to the first. The opponents won the toss and decided to bat first, a decision with which we were delighted. Again, the two pacers started going at the opposition, much like the game before. The opponents were left struggling at 33/4 at the end of 10 overs, Shaz had picked up 3 wickets of his 5 overs and Ben picking up 1. In came the spinners and troubled their batsmen with Shrikanth picking up a wicket and Deepak with 2. Shaz then came back into the attack and cleaned up their tail, ending up with a fifer. At the end, he bowled 7 overs, conceded only 8 runs and picked up 5 wickets. The opponents were dismissed for just 103 in 20 overs. This time the batting was much better with the top 3 each getting to their 20’s quickly. We managed to chase down the target in just 15 overs. Another comprehensive win and we make it two out two. The Man of match being awarded to Shaz for his bowling effort. Game 3: Reds vs Upplands Bro After a 4-week break, the reds were back! This time playing an away game at Kungsängen. This hasn’t been a friendly ground to the Reds in the past, so we had to give our everything in this game. It started positively with the opposition winning the toss and choosing to bat first. A few fresh faces joined the team, but this didn’t really change anything. We went with the same energy. This time we started off with pace at one end and spin on the other with Prashant back in the side. At the end of their first spell, Ben picked up 2 wickets from his 4 overs and Prashant picked up one in his 4 overs, leaving the opponents at a precarious 43/3. In came Nabo and Shrikanth, Shrikanth picking up 2 quick wickets in one over and Nabo picking up a crucial wicket. The opponents were left at 60 for the loss of 6 wickets. Like a cat being backed into a corner, the opponents started going after the spinners. It was time to counter-attack them and had to bring back Prashant into the attack. It worked! Prashant, as usual, delivered and cleaned them up. They were dismissed for 114 with Prashant picking up 4. We started our chase aggressively and were 35 with no loss of wickets in just 4 overs. Soon we lost our first wicket, but then walked in Deepak and smashed a couple of sixes out of the park. We were able to reach the target in just 15 overs with Ankit being the pick of the batsmen, staying unbeaten on 43 with 8 boundaries to his name. Prashant was awarded the man of match for his figures of 4/16. Seems like things are finally turning for us at Kungsängen. We move on to game 4. Game 4: Reds vs Mälaren CC We were back in Skarpnäck, a ground we know very well and a ground we call home. It started off well with us winning the toss. Any guesses as to what we chose? Yes, we bowled first. It was an easy decision. With a few of our regulars missing, we had to rope in some of our players from our first team. It started off well, with the spin and pace combination of Prashant and Anvesh. They managed to restrict the opponents to 35 runs in 8 overs, the batsmen managed to be very selective with their shots and played them off carefully. We were left without any wickets and had to try something different, we brought in Shikhar to try his medium pace, but it still wasn’t cutting it. Then, we decided to slow down the ball and went with our spin attack. In came Deepak and picked up our first wicket in his second over. Then, Aman struck in his first over to leave them 70 runs with 2 wickets down in 14 overs. Deepak and Aman bowled a few tight overs, trying to pile up the pressure. They managed to build up the pressure and something had to give, Deepak striking at regular intervals to break the back of their batting order. Spin seemed to be the key and soon Prashant and myself (Karthik) picking up 2 each. They were dismissed for 156 with Deepak being the pick of the bowlers with a fifer and ending up with figures of 5 for 41. The target of 156 was the highest so far for us to chase. Andy opened with a new batting partner in Prashant. Prashant had been working hard on his batting and was waiting for an opportunity to showcase his skills. He did not disappoint as he went after the bowlers and eased us towards our target, smashing 76 off just 57 deliveries with seven 4’s and three 6’s. We won the game with 4 wickets in hand. The Man of the match being awarded to Prashant, but I felt that the award should have been shared by both Deepak and Prashant. This left us in a very healthy position in the league table, but with our biggest challenges yet to come! Stay tuned for part 2. Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 5 aug 2024 0kommentarer
Allsvenskan Tour Report (Malmö & Gothenburg)
Having missed out on the finals in the T10 and 40 over tournaments, our Allsvenskan team began the T20 competition with a lot to prove. A tour to Malmö and Gothenburg was the perfect place to start. DIF vs Ariana, Linhamnsfältet (Malmö), 6th July First up was Ariana CC, fresh from having won the T10 tournament the week before. Things did not start well at all: the very first ball was a half tracker that somehow shot along the ground and wiped out the base of Aritra’s stumps. Welcome to Malmö, I guess. (This did not bode well for the remaining 79.5 overs we would play on this pitch, but somehow that was the only ball that misbehaved quite so much). Things went from bad to worse for us, and we soon found ourselves 28 for 5. Ariana had their tails up, and the umpires seemed in a hurry to get home, having given Rahul out lbw to one that appeared to be missing the stumps by at least a foot! But this brought Shaurav and Sesanka together, and they kept things steady, pushing the ball around and making sure that we would manage to bat out the overs. Sesanka eventually fell for 30 off 31 balls, which allowed Karthik to come in and deploy some lusty blows, but the pick of the batting was definitely Shaurav, who managed a gritty 54 off 48 as we ended up on 132 runs. We knew that we’d need to bowl well to defend this total, given that Ariana had regularly scored in excess of 100 in the T10 tournament. We needed a good start, so we tried to surprise the batters by opening with spin… but it backfired somewhat, and after four overs the score was 40/0. The captain rang the changes, and in came the left arm seamers, Anvesh and Pierre. Anvesh struck first, dismissing the danger man Aryan Sarweri (who had 24 from 12), and then Pierre bowled a double wicket maiden, including a ball that swung around corners to break the off stump clean in two. Both Anvesh and Pierre continued to strike, and their combined spell of 6 overs delivered 5 wickets and went for 14 runs. This meant the score was 54/5 from 10 overs: very much game on. Shravan was brought back into the attack, along with Sesanka, and they kept it quiet for the next few overs, picking up another three wickets, and leaving Ariana with a very tough ask indeed. There were perhaps a few nerves started getting hold of a few of them, and hit Shaurav for two sixes off the first two balls of his comeback over, but Shaurav kept his nerve and dismissed him the very next ball, and the game was pretty much done and dusted: Ariana was eventually bowled out for 110 off 18.1 overs. The pick of the bowling was Pierre, with 3-10 from his four overs, and Anvesh, with 2-12. The spin twins Shravan (2-28) and Shaurav (2-36 off 3.1) also ended up with very respectable figures, despite a tough start. DIF vs Malmöhus, Linhamnsfältet (Malmö), 6th July Now our tails were up, and we received reinforcements in the form of Shahzeb, who had missed his train to Malmö in the morning. So, after a short break for lunch, we were eager to face Malmöhus. We batted first again, and this time it started much better, with Raz getting hold of a few. However, wickets fell at regular intervals too. Karthik threatened to cut loose, and comically caused a left arm spinner to completely lose the plot, as he was so scared of bowling in the hitting arc that he bowled a head high full toss and then an off the pitch no ball. But when Raz fell for a well-made 28 off 20, the score was 67/4 off 8.3, and we were in danger of squandering our good start. In came Shaurav again, and he smashed 61 from 39, including five sixes. However, he had very little support at the other end, and we were bowled out for 140 two balls shy of 20 overs. Having dismissed Ariana for 110 on the same pitch, we were confident that this was a competitive score, so long as we continued to bowl well. Anvesh and Shahzeb opened up and bowled good areas, and the openers were soon walking back with the score 10/2 off four overs. The pressure continued to build, as Pierre kept things tight, and Anvesh took another two wickets in his final over to end with 2-21. Rahul took a stunning one-handed catch to give Sesanka a wicket, and the batters hardly seemed to be chasing the target, and they had as little as 44/4 off the first 10 overs. Shahzeb returned to clean things up, ending with figures of 3-9, including a wicket maiden. In the end, Malmöhus limped to 113/8, but in truth it was a comprehensive victory and they never looked like getting anywhere near chasing the target. DIF vs Seaside, Gothenburg Ground 17, 7th July This left us a little while to enjoy the beach before we headed up the coast to Gothenburg. Eventually we arrived quite late in the night, although not too late to enjoy a bit of the Gothenburg night life… The next morning, 12 bleary eyed and sore – but quite upbeat – cricketers made their way to the pitch to face Seaside CC, in defiance of gale force winds and an ever-present threat of rain. After some delays caused by the other team somehow being late for a 10 am start, we once again batted first, and this time our line up came good. Raz got us off to a flyer before he was run out for 27 from 14, and Aritra compiled a well made 69 from 52, during which he looked thoroughly untroubled. Nevan, at 3, made 49 from 41, including three huge sixes. When he fell, the score was 134/2 off 15.2, and we had hopes of pushing for 200, but in the end, we had to settle for 180/4. Anvesh once again picked up an early wicket, but further breakthroughs proved tough to come by, especially since we kept dropping catches (perhaps the late night had something to do with it…). However, we managed to keep things tight, and at the halfway point the score was 74/1 and they had a lot to do. The next few overs, their batters got hold of a few, and suddenly the score was 109/1 off 13: 72 were required off the last 7, and the first signs of panic were perhaps visible. The captain once again turned to his left arm seamers, and Anvesh quickly picked up a vital wicket. Pierre kept things tight, and bowled two overs for six runs, with a wicket included, and Shaurav showed everyone how it’s done by picking up a hattrick. This essentially killed the game, and although their opener remained not out on 74, they could only manage 139/7 – job done. Standout figures were 3-31 for Shaurav and 2-21 for Anvesh. Pierre managed 1-20, and Shahzeb ended with 1-23. Right on cue, the heavens opened, and the team took refuge in a nearby pizzeria, where we enjoyed some hard earned food before beginning the long journey back to Stockholm. Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 13 jul 2024 0kommentarer
League Schedules 2024
This year, we have two men's teams in 40 overs and T20 cricket, and one in T10s. Our ladies team is entering in both the T20s and T10s, and our U15s are playing in the T20 tournament. Here are links to each schedule: Ladies - T20 - T10 U15 - T20 Men - 1st team (allsvenskan) - 40 overs - T20 - T10 Men - 2nd team (division 1) - 40 overs - T20 Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 27 maj 2024 0kommentarer
Herrlagen börjar försäsongsträningen på lördag
Äntligen drar vi igång med försäsongen för herrlagen med ett pass i Kämpetorpshallen nu på lördag 17/2 från 19-21. Välkommen att prova på! Efter en spännande säsong där vi kom till semifinal i T20, SM T10 och var plågsamt nära 40 overs finaler med Allsvenskan-laget är det dags att ta nya tag. Säsongen börjar 4:e Maj med 40 overs ligan, där unga Aritra Bhakat fortsätter sin andra säsong som kapten. I T20 formatet har vi ny kapten Shaurav Sarkar som kommer med mycket cricketerfarenhet. Liam Karlsson, som förra säsongen ledde oss till SM T10 finalerna i Umeå, fortsätter återigen för sin andra säsong som T10 kapten. Fokus blir på att komma ihop som lag igen och komma i form tekniskt och fysiskt innan säsongen börjar. Vi ser fram emot en spännande säsong med många nya och gamla spelare! Djurgårdens IF Cricket Stockholm 15 feb 2024 0kommentarer
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