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Jagdish, Sonika emerge wrestling champs New Delhi, April 15 Jagdish Kaliraman, son of Master Chandgi Ram, the former Asian champion, defeated Surender Nad of Haryana convincingly to lift the men’s title while Sonika Kaliraman outpointed international Kamini Yadav by a huge margin of 11-1, to record victory through a technical fall. Jagdish was presented a Maruti car while Sonika was given a TVS scooter. Sports Authority of India coach Sahdev Singh Balyan, who is attached to the Chandgi Ram Akhara, said this was the fourth time this year that the brother-sister combination of Chandgi Ram’s children had emerged victorious in title clashes at the national level. Union Labour Minister Sahib Singh Verma gave away the prizes. He profusely praised Master Chandgi Ram for making his children champion wrestlers. |
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Yashpal
Singh slams century for Sonnet New Delhi, April 15 DSI won the toss and opted to field. Sonnet made merry on the fresh wicket as Yashpal and Mayank indulged in a batting blitzkrieg to enable their team to post a handsome total of 256 for 4 in 40 overs. DSI miserably failed to chase such a huge target as their wickets crashed like nine pins, unable to face the hostile bowling spells of Karan Harit (4 for 25) and Chetanya Nanda (2 for 24). Yashpal Singh was presented the Pepsi man of the match award by chief guest Anil Sood. Sonnet Club made 256 for 4 in 40 overs.
DSI XI:
167 in 38.3 overs (Mohit Vadera 50, Subodh Badola 23, Sachin Khurana 22, Karan Harit 4 for 25, Chetanya Nanda 2 for 24). |
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JNST lift Commonwealth cricket title New Delhi, April 15 JNST won the toss and elected to bat. Vivek Razdan and Sunil Narula put on a 122-run third-wicket partnership to give a sound start to the JNST innings. And then dismissed the British High Commission cheaply to race to victory comfortably. Chief guest Mark Runacres inaugurated the final match. British High Commissioner Sir Bob Young gave away the prizes. Sunil Narula was named the best batsman while Sarkar Talwar got the best bowler award. Dhanraj Singh was adjudged the man of the tournament. Scores: JNST XI:
374 for 9 in 45 overs (Vivek Razdan 87, Sunil Narula 86, Dhanraj 48, Vikram Kaul 47, Sarkar Talwar 25, Sri 3 for 51). BHC:
239 in 38.3 overs (Raghav 69, Prashant Lal 54, S Joshi 4 for 29, S Malhotra 3 for 50, Sarkar Talwar 2 for 39).
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Ganga School move into final New Delhi, April 15 Scores: Ganga School: 255 for 4 in 30 overs (Vikram 124, Puneet 60). Hansraj School: 180 all out in 27.4 overs (Neeraj 61, Virender 2 for 17, Paras Rana 3 for 19).
Canon beat Motorola Canon defeated Motorola by four wickets in the Reebok Cricket Tournament. Scores: Motorola: 180 for 8 in 25 overs (Alok Singh 45, 4x6; Ranjeet Jha 24, 4x2, 6x1; Ramee 3 for 34, Manohar 2 for 33). Canon: 180 for 6 in 25 overs (Prashant Sharma 53, 4x3; Ravi Kiran 31, 4x3; Puneet Mishra 2 for 33). Prashant Sharma was named the man of the match. In another match, NIIT defeated Aviva by six wickets. Scores: Aviva:
133 all out in 25 overs (Nirlipt Singh 37, 4x3; Bhaskar Ganguly 28, 4x6; Vikas Verma 4 for 32, Kapil Gupta 2 for 25). NIIT:
134 for 4 in 15.2 overs (Aashish Prasad 57 n o, 4x9; Kapil Gupta 16 n o, 4x2, Ajay Bhanwari 2 for 45). Vikas Verma was adjudged the man of the match.
Hansraj enter semis Hansraj Academy beat Ravindra Public School by 99 runs to enter the semi-final of the first Dr Hedgewar Cup Under-15 Cricket Tournament at the RSKP ground. Mohit Sharma, who hit an unbeaten 97, was named the man of the match. Scores: Hansraj Academy: 263 for 6 in 40 overs (Mohit Sharma 97 n o, Onant Jaising 77, Rahul Yadav 40, Dhiraj Bisth 3 for 35). Ravindra School: 164 for 7 in 40 overs (Prateek Chawla 58, Vipul Gupta 58 n o, Puneet Anand 3 for 25). In another match, Young Friends Club beat United Delhi Cricket Academy by one run. Scores: Young Friends: 186 for 7 in 40 overs (Tarun Sharma 77, Ishan Bakshi 28, Ashish Maheshwari 3 for 24). United Academy: 185 for 6 in 40 (Rajeev Gupta 52, Khitij Patni 32, Deepak Sharma 21, Ishan Bakshi 4 for 22). |
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Neeraj, Hitanshu star for K N Colts New Delhi, April 15 Scores: K N Colts:
187 for 4 in 30 overs (Neeraj Sehgal 85, 12x4; Hitanshu 48, Shiv Kumar 2 for 21, Arun Jain 2 for 27). Canara Bank: 119 for 9 in 30 overs (Roop Kishore 29, Akshit Khandelwal 2 for 6, Dinesh Rai 2 for 15).
Rajdhani Cup Cricket MCC Vikaspuri beat Youngsters by 88 runs in the second Rajdhani Cup Cricket Tournament at the Najafgarh Sports Club ground. Scores: MCC: 263 for 4 in 35 overs (Binny Kumar 100, Raghubir Singh 45, Pradeep Singh 3 for 45).Youngsters Club: 175 for 8 in 35 overs (Pradeep Kumar 82, Narender Kumar 46, Sushil Kawatra 4 for 39, Narender Malik 3 for 33). |
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GHPS Loni Road record big victory
New Delhi, April 15 In another match, Guru Teg Bahadur Senior Secondary School, Baba Bakala were given a 0-8 hiding by GGS Khalsa School, Sarhali (Amritsar). Jagseer, Pardeep, Tajinder, Sukhwinder and Shivraj were the goal-scorers for the Amritsar school. In the third match, Doaba Khalsa Senior Secondary School, Jalandhar defeated Guru Harkrishan Public School, Vasant Vihar 11-0. OSR
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