Saturday,
January 5, 2002, Chandigarh, India
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Frontiers, Garhwal Heroes record upset wins New Delhi, January 4 Frontiers eclipsed Moonlight 1-0 to earn full points. The all-important goal was scored by Nitin Pant in the 57th minute. Frontiers have collected four points while Moonlight are yet to open their account, having lost both their matches. Referee Ranga Raju booked Sanjay and Jamun of Moonlight and Jitender of Frontier with the yellow card for “unsporting behaviour”. Garhwal Heroes scored a convincing 2-0 victory against Mughals. After a goalless first half, Gambhir Rawat headed in Heroes’ first goal while V Cherian placed in the second goal. Garhwal Heroes have collected five points from four matches while Mughals have managed just one point from two matches. |
Sumit Dogra Academy oust Friends Club New Delhi, January 4 Put into bat, Friends Club were all out for 111 in 23.5 overs. Manoj Yadav was the top-scorer with 52 off 51 balls (three fours and two sixes). In reply, Sumit Dogra Academy scored 114 for eight wickets with four balls to spare in the stipulated 25 overs. Manoj Yadav of Friends Club was adjudged the Mishra Sports Man of the Match. Scores: Friends Club: 111 in 23.5 overs (Manoj Yadav 52, Joginder Sharma 14, Paras Prajapati 13, Mukesh Dewan 2/13, Rajender Madan 2/11, Anshul Lamba 2/19, Sumit Dogra 1/23). Sumit Dogra Academy: 114/8 in 24.2 overs (Manoj Singh 25, Creig Fernandes 20, Anshul Lamba 17, Manojit Rajput 17, Parmod Yadav 2/17, Joginder Sharma 1/28, Ashwani Sharma 2/17, Amit Mishra 1/23, Krishan Thapa 1/16). |
Five countries
for Asia-Oceania Korfball New Delhi, January 4 Korfball Federation of India president M C Gupta said in the Capital on Friday that Australia, Japan, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong and hosts India will participate in the championship. Korfball enthusiasts are looking forward to the coming tournament which will include many international participants. |
National Shooting at Indore New Delhi, January 4 Twenty-seven teams from all over the country will participate in the championship. All the leading shooters of the country will participate in the Nationals, including Seema Prahaaris of Border Security Force. |
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Ikjyot, Virat and Meghna win golf titles New Delhi, January 4 Thirty three juniors participated in the 18-hole tournament. The youngest participant was six-year-old Virat Badhwar, who lifted the Boys Under-12 title with a score of 92. Meghna Bal with a score of 106 won the girls title. Shiva Shankar, Rohan Badhwar and Shayoni Nair were the runners-up. |
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