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FOOTBALL New Delhi, September 2 In other matches, Delhi Administration prevailed over Indian Airlines 2-1 in an A Division clash while Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) edged past Central Secretariat 2-1. In the last match, Punjab National Bank (PNB) defeated Customs and Excise 2-1. Oriental Bank opened their goal account through Sanjeev Sharma, who scored three goals—the first, second and fourth—while Dharmender Kharola slotted in the third goal. . Oriental Bank have collected 12 points from seven matches while FCI (Hq) have earned just one point from six matches. Delhi Administration was lucky to scrape past Indian Airlines 2-1. Rana Ajay and Jai Mohan were their marksmen. Delhi Administration have collected 16 points from six matches while Indian Airlines have tallied four points from five matches. ESIC got past Central Secretariat with Pushpender Kundu accounting for both their goals. Purshottam Dogra reduced the margin for Central Secretariat. ESIC have raised their points tally to seven from as many matches while Central Secretariat have earned three points from six matches. PNB beat Customs and Excise 2-1 to complete their quota of matches. PNB have bagged 15 points from five matches while Customs have edged past Reserve Bank of India to secure the second position on account of better goal difference to collect nine points from seven matches. Biren Meetai scored a brace for PNB. Gopal Kumar scored Customs’ lone goal. Tuesday’s fixtures: Delhi Audit vs FCI (North Zone) (7 a.m); IGPCL vs BSNL (9 a.m); Indian Airlines vs Railway Board (2.30 pm); Central Secretariat vs FCI (Hq) (4 pm)—Ambedkar Stadium.. |
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timekeepers of Asiad New Delhi, September 2 The Asian Games are a unique sporting event bringing together people from all over Asia. Since they were first held in 1951 in New Delhi, the Asian Games have been growing in popularity and reputation, and have become the most important sports event in Asia. The Asian Games held in Bangkok in 1988, and also sponsored jointly by Tissot and Longines, have attracted a cumulative television audience of over three billion viewers worldwide. At the 14th Asian Games in Busan, 7000 athletes from 42 nations will join together to present a celebration of sporting excellence. Competitions will take place in 38 different sporting disciplines and 43 competition venues have been specially prepared to host all competitions. Any major event on the scale of the Asian Games creates an immense amount of data, times and scores that need to be processed and distributed to a watching world. In Busan, Longines and Tissot’s activities entail the coordination of a vast array of equipment and instrumentation, developed for specific sporting disciplines, ranging from touch pads used in the swimming pool through rotating score boards used in all gymnastics events. After being processed for display on the spot, the information is passed on for data handlers and Television companies who broadcast it worldwide. |
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12 teams
for Gupta Memorial tournament New Delhi, September 2 In all, 12 top teams will participate in the tournament. The participating teams are: Chand Khanna Club, Malviya Club, Delhi Development Authority, Food Corporation of India, Rajdhani Sports, Haryana Cricket Academy, NDMC, DSI, Young Friends, Varanasi Cricket Association, Jat Heroes and Dena Bank. According to organising secretary Sunil Chugh, 15 T-shirts will be given to each participating team. The final match will be played in coloured clothes. Bal Bharti School win:
Scores: Ramjas Senior Wing: 162 for 7 in 35 overs (Dishank Rastogi 53, Aseem Aggarwal 28 n.o, Nikhil Kwatra 2 or 20). Bal Bharti Public School, Pitampura: 165 for 4 in 25.5 overs (Rajat Mathur 36, Vidit Sehgal 34 n.o, Kunal Vadhera 29, Nikhil Kwatra 27, Aseem Aggarwal 2 for 20). Gaurav stars in Daryaganj’s
victory:
Scores: Daryaganj Gymkhana: 294 for 5 in 35 overs (Gaurav Malhotra 70, Hardeep Bhati 60, Kapil Mehta 31, Tinkoo Singh 3 for 30). Star Cricket Club: 210 all out in 29.5 overs (Parminder Singh 40, R Dabas 31, Gaurav Malhotra 5 for 31, Kapil Mehta 3 for 30). |
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Atherton
to feature on Harsha Online New Delhi, September 2 In an outstanding Test career, Michael Atherton scored 7,728 runs at an average of 37.69 with 16 centuries since his debut against Australia at Nottingham in 1989. He scored 1,791 runs in the shorter version of the game at an average of 35.11 with the help of two centuries. Atherton, known for his grit, will and determination, last played for England in the fifth Test match against Australia at The Oval in 2001. Three years earlier, he was dropped from their one-day squad after playing against Sri Lanka at Lord’s. An articulate and assiduous Atherton was destined to captain England, but the honour came his way in not the best of circumstances. He was made captain when Graham Gooch relinquished his charge after two third of the Ashes series in 1993. Atherton was only 25 then but handled the English side with maturity and earned for England its first win in eleven matches at the
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Indian women pugilists win 2 golds New Delhi, September 2 A six-member Indian senior women’s boxing team participated in the event. M.Merrycom of Manipur lifted a gold in the 45 kg category while Meena Kumari of Haryana fetched the 48 kg gold. Another girl from Haryana, Jyotsana, lifted the bronze in the heavy weight 81 kg category while Jenny R L of Mizoram won a bronze medal in the 63.5 kg category. Indian Amateur Boxing Federtion (IABF) president Abhey Singh Chautala and |
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Haryana
school beat Tagore Int. New Delhi, September 2 Karambir put the Haryana School in the lead when he scored in the fifth minute. He struck again 20 minutes later. On crossing over, Kuldeep completed the scoring. In an Under-14 match, Bhawan Sawan School and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) played a goalless draw. Tuesday’s fixtures: Nivia Academy vs Motibagh-I (8.30 a.m); Union Academy vs Delhi Public School, Mathura Road (10 a.m), DAV Panipat vs Tagore International (11.30 a.m); Bhawan Sawan vs St. Marks (1 p.m)—Ambedkar Stadium.
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Delhi State Table Tennis from Sept 14 New Delhi, September 2 Entries for all events—men, women, boys, girls, sub-junior boys, girls, cadet boys and girls, kids, tiny-tots and veterans—will close on September 9 with either Mr Hukam Singh, organising secretary, Delhi Table Tennis Association, 6/2543, Beadon Pura, Karol Bagh or Mr R.K.Sharma, Talkatora Indoor Stadium, Mr S.P.Mishra, TT coach, Nehru Stadium or Mr Sandeep Gupta, TT coach,h, WP-204C,
Pitampura, Delhi.
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Noida college
grapplers for World Wrestling New Delhi, September 2
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Cricket Tourney for Corporates New Delhi: Turf Sports Management, which recently organised a six-a-side cricket tournament, will hold a tournament for corporates from September 28. Sixteen teams will participate in the tournament, to be played at the Modern School ground. The entry fee for the tournament is Rs 20,000.
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