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KCL 2025: Comfortable victories for Kollam, Kochi
The New Indian Express Kochi
|September 01, 2025
ARIES Kollam Sailors secured a comfortable win against Adani Trivandrum Royals in the Kerala Cricket League on Sunday.
In the second tie, Kochi Blue Tigers beat Alleppey Ripples by three wickets as Sanju Samson continued his sparkling form with a 41-ball 83. Put in to bat, Ripples got off to a great start with captain Mohammad Azharuddeen (64 off 43) and Jalaj Saxena (71 off 42). But Kochi managed to pull things back with
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