Arjun Tendulkar Shines in Arcs Andheri's Dominant T20 Victory

In a thrilling match at the Nuvama Private T20 Mumbai League, Arjun Tendulkar showcased his all-round skills, leading Arcs Andheri to a decisive nine-wicket victory against Bandra Blasters. With a stellar bowling performance of 3/11 and an unbeaten 66 runs, he played a pivotal role in the match. The partnership with Musheer Khan, who scored 54 not out, ensured a smooth chase of 145 runs. This victory highlights Tendulkar's growing prowess in the cricketing arena. Read on for a detailed account of the match.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 9, 2026, 02:15 IST

Arjun Tendulkar Leads Arcs Andheri to Victory

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 8: In a remarkable performance, Arjun Tendulkar excelled with both bat and ball, guiding Arcs Andheri to a convincing nine-wicket victory over Bandra Blasters during the Nuvama Private T20 Mumbai League 2026 at Wankhede Stadium on Monday.

The all-rounder made a significant impact by taking 3 wickets for just 11 runs in three overs, including a maiden over, which played a crucial role in limiting Bandra Blasters to a total of 144 runs for 9 wickets. Following his impressive bowling display, Arjun returned to the crease to score an unbeaten half-century, showcasing his batting prowess.

In pursuit of 145 runs, Arcs Andheri faced an early setback with the dismissal of Divyaansh Sksena for 26 runs. However, Arjun and Musheer Khan quickly stabilized the innings, forming an unbroken partnership of 116 runs for the second wicket. Arjun finished with an impressive 66 not out off 34 balls, while Musheer contributed 54 not out from 38 deliveries. Their aggressive batting ensured that Arcs Andheri reached the target comfortably, finishing with nine wickets in hand and 37 balls to spare.

Match Summary: Bandra Blasters scored 144 runs for 9 wickets in 20 overs (Om Keshkamat 49, Sagarr Chhabriaa 44; Arjun Tendulkar 3/11, Prasoon Singh 2/12) while Arcs Andheri chased down the target with 148 runs for 1 wicket in just 13.5 overs (Arjun Tendulkar 66 not out, Musheer Khan 54 not out), winning by 9 wickets.