Brief Scores: Central Bank: 195 for no loss (Nitin Goel 89, Udat Bhatia 64 not out). Young Cricketers: 194 (Sumit Berry 71, Jai Arora 35, Vaibhav Kumar 32, BS Rawat 5 for 32, Kamal Kishore 3 for 40.Oracle CupnGopal's 116 helped HECL beat Tata IBM by 103 runs in the fifth Cyber Media tournament for the Oracle Cup.

Brief Scores: HCL: 143 (Jaitley 38, Dharminder 27, Ashish 2 for 27) lost to SGS Thomson: 144 for 4 (Sanjay 44, Kholia 27, Amulya 2 for 31) by 6 wkts. Hughes S W: 152 for 8 (Amit 53 not out, Rajesh 3 for 28, Monty 2 for 24) lost to NIIT: 156 for 2 (Ravi 58 not out, Rajeev 54 not out) by 8 wkts.

Madras Club triumph
Fine knocks by Onkar Singh (60) and Dhanraj Singh (42) helped Madras Cricket Club overwhelm Delhi Police by 23 runs to reach the quarter-final of 21st All India Shiv Kumar memorial tournament at Ramjas sports complex.

Rama Shankar (3 for 27) and Onkar Singh (3 for 18) were the main wicket-takers for the winners while Ajay Verma (3 for 25) and Ajay Yadav (2 for 25) were successful for the losers.

Brief Scores: Madras Club: 181 for 8 (Onkar 60, Dhan Raj 42, Ajay Verma 3 for 25, Ajay Yadav 2 for 25). Delhi Police: 158 for 9 (Rajesh Sharma 51, Harvinder Singh 38, Rama Shankar 3 for 27, Onkar Singh 3 for 18).

Title for Kalgidhar
Kalgidhar Khalsa School (Subhash Nagar) won the Harbans Singh Sistani memorial tournament beating SS Khalsa School (Lajpat Nagar) by 29 runs at SS Khalsa School ground.

Nilesh Dubey's unbeaten 63 and his deadly bowling (4 for 24) helped the team.

Brief Scores: Kalgidhar: 242 for 5 (Amit Lal 39, Tara Chand 26, Sumit Vaid 45, Nilesh Dubey 63 not out, Rajiv Uniyal 2 for 50). SS Khalsa: 213 (Gagandeep Singh 60, Kuldeep Rawat 50, Rajiv Uniyal 41, Randeep Singh 26, Nilesh Debey 4 for 24).

Jasleen wins crown
Jasleen Malhotra emerged the winne in the girls (under-7) category in the Delhi state children age group chess championship final. Sankalp Modwal (DPS, East of Kailash) set a record winning all the four rounds in boys (under-7) category while R Srinivasan clinched the title in boys (under-9) categories.

Sankalp Modwal, Navneet Sharma (boys under-7), R Srinivasan, Ankit Chauhan (boys under-9) and Jasleen Malhotra, Akashka Sukul (girls under-7) have been selected to represent Delhi in the national u-7 and u-9 championship to be held at Ahmedabad from December 22 to 31.

Kapil shines
An unbeaten knock by Kapil (92) helped Ajanta Press humble Doordarshan by nine wickets in the Media Transasia league Cup. Kapil (92 not out) and Raju (25) were the main scorers for the winners while Mahipal (27), Sandeep (27) contributed for the losers.

Brief Scores: Ajanta: 154 for 1 (Kapil 92 n.o, Raju 25). Doordarshan: 153 for 6 (Mahipal 27, Sandeep 27, Raju 2 for 22). Lintas: 199 for 9 (Kishan 54, Anirudh 36, Mukesh 2 for 37). Trikaya: 198 for 7 (Suresh 123, Baleshwar 25, Naresh 4 or 27).

Wirelinks win
Minda Wirelinks triumphed over MIL-4 by 15 runs in the Minda inter-unit tournament. In another matach, Minda Huf Ltd beat Mars Industries (Gurgaon) by seven wickets. Ish Nijawan was the successful bowler claimed 4 for 10.

Brief Scores: Minda Wirelinks: 138 for 7 (Deepak Saini 60, Amit Jalan 21, Arun 2 for 20, Umesh 2 for 15). MIL: 123 (Arun 34, Tejender Singh 28 n.o, Anuj Deewan 3 for 18, Ashim Barua 2 for 28). Minda Huf: 87 for 3 (Mayank 38 n.o, Sanjay Bhagat 22, Dharmender 2 for 13). Mars: 80 (Pardeep 21, Ish Nijawan 4 for 10, Hridesh Sharma 3 for 13).

Cricket tourney
The first Ch. Rajender Singh Mathur memorial cricket tournament, organised by Jogender Mathur, will be held from December 24 at Village Karala. Winning team will be richer by Rs 5,100 while runners-up will get Rs 3,100. Teams should contact Jogender Mathur or Vijay Mathur, L-114 near MR Hospital, Village Karala. Phone: 5180100.