Club for Cricketers vs. Bergen CC played at Chestnut Ridge School

Bergen CC won the match by 5 wkts great all round performance by Monty Birk. Club for Cricketers won the toss and elected to bat made 145 runs for 8 wkts in 30 overs with Hari Rangisetty 36 runs not out which include 4(4's)& 2 (6's), bowling for Bergen CC Ashok Gangar 6-1-16-3 and Monty Birk 6-0-37-3. In reply Bergen CC made 146 runs for 5 wkts in 22 overs with Monty Birk 50 runs not out 4 (4's) & 4(6's), Nimesh Patel 28 runs not out 1(4) & 3(6's) and Amit Arora 24 runs which include 2(6's), bowling for Club for Cricketers Shreyas Bangale 6-0-20-3.

Dynamic CC vs. Planet CC played at Evans Mills Pond Preserve.

Dynamic CC won the toss and elected to bat made 150 runs for 10 wkts in 34 over with opening batsman Amir Rafique 88 runs which included 5(4's) & 6(6's) and Nadir Ahmad 36 runs which included 2(6's), bowling for Planet CC chief wicket takers Hemesh Patel 8-1-32-5 and Nirav Panchal 1-0-1-2. In reply Planet CC made 151 runs for 10 wkt in 25 overs with frontline batsmen bringing the match home sohin shah 52 runs not out which included 5 (4's) & 1(6), Aashutosh B Banker retired hurt 34 runs which included 3(4,s) & 2(6's) and Hemesh Patel 31 runs which included 3(4's) & 2(6's).

Pakistan American CC vs. Club for Cricketers played at Thomas Jefferson # 1

Pakistan American CC won the match by 179 runs. PAK-AM CC won the toss and elected to bat made 300 runs for 10 wkts in 40 overs with opening batsmen Sarfaraz Khan 70 runs which included 4 (4's) & 7(6's), Said A Khan 61 runs which included 3(4's) & 4(6's), George Mathew 47 runs which included 6(4's) &2(6's) and Anas Hashmi 36 runs which included 4('s), bowling for Club for Cricketers Srikant Rao 8-0-58-4, Ravi Bharadwaj 8-0-55-2 and Bharat Chava 5-0-55-2. In reply Club for Cricketers 121 runs for 10 wkts in 26 overs, bowling for PAK-AM CC Burhaan Rahman 8-1-30-4.

On July 13, 2010, the controversial but charismatic owner of the New York Yankees succumbed to a massive heart attack at the age of 80. George Steinbrenner, who recently celebrated a birthday on the Fourth of July, passed away two days after another Yankee legend, public address announcer Bob Sheppard, died at the age of 99.

Steinbrenner, an Ohio native, made his fortune in the shipbuilding industry, and was even an assistant collegiate football coach at Ohio State, Northwestern, and Purdue. He bought the New York Yankees in 1973 for $8.7 million, in which Forbes recently reported the value of the franchise currently at $1.6 billion. In 1977, the Yankees won their first title under Steinbrenner, and followed that up with another World Series crown in 1978. His relationship with manager Billy Martin was volatile, leading to Steinbrenner hiring and firing Martin on several occasions.