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| Percept launched 'Goa Super Sixes' with the fun game of beach cricket |
| Announcement / Corporate Oct 10, 2009, 18:38 IST |
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Goa Super Sixes was kicked off with the fun game of beach cricket
Goa, Oct, 2009: Top Corporates from across India came together for the very first time to participate in the ‘Goa Super Sixes’ Cricket Tournament, India’s first premium annual corporate cricket tournament. The ‘Goa Super Sixes’ was kicked off with the fun game of beach cricket. Six teams participated in the beach cricket in a knockout format with Bombay Bombers (Percept Ltd) sitting this one out. The teams with the best quotient out of the three winning teams were to progress to the finals of the Beach Cricket Tournament. Team players were shuffled to allow the players to network with each other.
Participating teams included Future Kings (Future Group), Delhi Devils (Bharti Teleservices), Ghodawat Stars (Ghodawat Group), ITA Tigers (Indian Television Academy), Cornish Pirates (Maru Group), Pinc Panthers (Pinc Group). Each team was led by their respective leaders viz. Kishore Biyani, Rajan Mittal, Sanjay Ghodawat, Shashi Ranjan, Gaurang Gandhi and Vasant Maru.
Summary of the Beach Cricket:
Game 1 – Beach Cricket started with a big bang with a spectacular showdown between Delhi Devil and Cornish Pirates. The Delhi Devils were dominant in their performance winning by a huge margin. Batting first Delhi Devils scored a huge total of 44 runs in the allotted 4 overs. The Cornish Pirates could only muster 24 runs in their run chase.
Game 2 – The second game was another one-sided affair with the Future Kings winning comfortably. The Future Kings successfully chased the Ghodawat’s total of 25 in 1.2 overs itself. The margin of victory helping them to easily reach the finals.
Game 3 – The game between ITA and Pinc Panthers was easily the best game on show with both teams fighting it out hard in the beach. Long hits and near misses were the highlights of this game. In the end ITA prevailed by a mere 4 runs. Unfortunately due to the narrow margin of victory, they missed out on a spot in the finals.
Finals – Future Kings and Delhi Devils faced-off in the finals with the match reduced to two overs each due to the fading evening light. Delhi batted first scoring a commendable 19 runs in the two allotted overs. This total proved too much for FK as they could only muster 14 runs due to some tight bowling and sharp fielding by the Delhi Devils. Delhi Devils were definitely the pick of the bunch in the Beach cricket…but can they keep this up when it matters? In the Super Sixes tournament!
Though the concept of ‘Super Sixes’ is quite popular internationally, the uniqueness and novelty of the ‘Goa Super Sixes’ is that it involves India’s biggest corporate honchos coming together on the idyllic beaches of Goa over a period of 4 days to celebrate the popular sport of cricket and engage in a friendly yet competitive bout of games to vie for the coveted Championship title. The tournament will be an annual event and offer a unique, action-packed, fun-filled version of the game of cricket that aims to combine the passion for the sport with the serene yet festive ambience of Goa.
This unique corporate cricket property has been ideated, conceptualized and will be executed by PDM India, a Division of Percept Limited.
Kingfisher Airlines is the official “Airline Partner”, Taj Exotica is the ‘Hospitality Partner’ ‘Chivas’ is the ‘Spirits Partner and SportzConsult is the ‘Event Partner’ for the “Goa Super Sixes” Tournament
About Percept
Since its inception in 1984, Percept has grown and expanded significantly in the fields of entertainment, media and communications. Through integrated advertising campaigns, embedded content and innovative media solutions, Percept connects with consumers at every step through its extensive network of over 1200 employees spread across 62 offices in India and the Middle East.
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