Little Flower School players receive their prizes from ACA secretary Bikash Baruah at Dispur Ground on Sunday. Picture by S.H. Patgiri

Guwahati, March 26: Little Flower School today clinched the second Dinendra Nath Gohain all-Guwahati inter-school (under-14) prizemoney cricket title, defeating Don Bosco School by a comfortable margin of 84 runs in the final at Dispur Ground here.

Batting first, Little Flower School were all out for 208 in the stipulated 30 overs, with Anchal Saikia topscoring for the side with 43 runs.

In reply, the Bosconians were bundled out for only 124 with Anchal taking the scalps of four batsmen for 26.

Izaz Hussain and Chinmoy Kashyap contributed 25 runs each to the Little Flower scoreboard. Amlan of Don Bosco notched four wickets, giving away 36 runs.

For Don Bosco, Vastav Hazarika scored 47, while Dipankar Kalita contributed 17 runs.

Anchal Saikia was named Man of the Match and teammate Anjan Bezbaruah was declared the player of the tournament. Anchal was also adjudged best bowler.

Sourav Goshal of Little Flower was named the best all-rounder, Rahul Hazarika of Srimanta Sankardev Academy the best batsman and Kalyan Gogoi of Little Flower the best fielder.

Himangshu Konwar of Don Bosco was adjudged the best wicketkeeper.

Sunzow Verma of Delhi Public School was named the most promising player and his school squad was adjudged the most disciplined team.

Srimanta Sankardev Academy finished in the third place in the tournament.

Little Flower School booked a berth in the final with two straight wins in the six-match semifinal league.

Little Flower got the better of Delhi Public School by seven wickets in the first match on Wednesday and outclassed Don Bosco School by an identical margin in the second match held on Thursday.

Though the team had to face a three-wicket defeat at the hands of Srimanta Sankardev Academy in the last league encounter on Friday, a better run rate ensured that Little Flower cruised to the final.

The Bosconians sailed into the final posting huge wins over Srimanta Sankardev Academy by nine wickets on Wednesday afternoon, and Delhi Public School by 100 runs in their third match on Friday. They lost to Little Flower by seven wickets in the second league encounter on Thursday.

Assam Cricket Association secretary Bikash Baruah gave away the prizes.