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Puneet Waliya stars in RP Academy’s victory New
Delhi, April 30 Scores: R P Academy: 195
for 5 in 30 overs (Rahul Baluni 37, Akshay 37, Ankit 3 for 40, Puneet
32). J D Tytler School: 159 all out in 29.3 overs (Vivek Misra 36,
Akshay 33, Puneet Waliya 5 for 28, Ansul Baluni 2 for 10, Adil Singh 2
for 20).
Malviya Club enter final Malviya Club beat Darling Club of
Delhi by five runs to enter the final of the RBSC International Sixes
Tournament in Thailand. Scores: Malviya Club: 62
(Sanjeev Rishi 32 n o, Soubodh 22, H Choudhery 2 for 18, R P Singh 2 for
20, Vineet Jain 2 for 15). Darling Club: 57 for 4 (S
Narula 18, Sohil Rauf 15, Manjeet 15 n o, Sourav 2 for 21, Dalip Chauhan
2 for 18).
NIIT beat Reebok by three wickets NIIT defeated Reebok by
three wickets in the Reebok Cricket Tournament. Scores: Reebok: 138
for 7 in 25 overs (Pankaj Malik 36, 4x2, 6x3; Ritesh Saxena 31, 4x2;
Sanjay Arora 30, 4x3; Kapil Gupta 3 for 24, Vikash Verma 2 for 13, Gagan
Adlakha 2 for 37). NIIT: 141 for 7 in 24.2 overs (P Raj
Kumar 48 n o, 4x4; Hitesh Budhiraja 21, 4x2; Aashish Gupta 19, 4x3;
Rajesh Chandra 3 for 17, Ravi Yadav 2 for 27). |
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FCI annex Om Nath Sood cricket title New Delhi, April 30 FCI won the toss and elected to field. ONGC were shot out for 153 in 36.1 overs while FCI reached the winning target for the loss of three wickets in 18.5 overs. Rajinder Bisht and Akash Malhotra put on 121 runs in 15 overs for the second wicket. FCI received a cash award of Rs 25,000 while ONGC gained Rs 15,000. Former Delhi player Dilbagh Singh gave away the prizes. Gagan Khoda of ONGC was named the best batsman of the tournament while the best bowler award went to Pankaj Thakur. Akash Malhotra was adjudged the best all-rounder while Naveen Negi received the best wicket-keeper award. K S Rana was named the man of the final. Scores: ONGC: 153 in 36.1 overs (Sunil Joshi 33, Ajay Ratra 28, K S Rana 3 for 34, Manu Kumar 2 for 26, Pankaj 2 for 28).
FCI : 154 for 3 in 18.5 overs (Rajender Bisht 69, Akash Malhotra 66). |
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Maruti to hold Rally Desert Storm New Delhi, April 30 It is a stage rally designed to test the mettle of the drivers and their navigators. The gruelling route, spanning over 500km, will be divided into competition sections and interconnecting transport sections, along public roads. The first day of the rally will test the skills of the drivers by taking them over tarmac, rockey, uphill competitive sections through Bhatti Mines near Surajkund, as well as through villages like Ghaata and Pratapgarh in the remote interiors of Rajasthan. On the second day, the participants will tackle riverbeds and treacherous sand sections around Samod and Chomp in the Jaipur district. The rally will culminate in Jaipur on May 4 evening, followed by the award ceremony. The rally, exclusively meant for Maruti vehicles, is expected to bring together over 30 professional participants from across the country. The Rally Desert Storm is the latest addition to Maruti Suzuki’s motor sports calendar. Maruti organises treasure hunts and women power drives, National Road Racing Championship, Raid-de-Himalaya, Maruti-Suzuki Autocross and the National Karting Championship. |
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Half century by Sachin Bisht, spitfire knock by Ujjwal Nanda in Kundan Lal tournament New
Delhi, April 30 Scores:
University Coaching Centre: 184 all out in 34.4 overs
(Sachin Bisht 50, 7x4; Ujjawal Nanda 47, 5x4; Chayan 25, Chaman Singh 3
for 36, Rohit 3 for 39). West Delhi Cricket Academy: 166
all out in 34.3 overs (Raman Gujral 27, Virat Kohli 26, Varun Sood 2 for
18, Chayan 2 for 32).
AIIMS enter semi-final Fine knocks by Rajeev
Uniyal (92) and Ravinder Rawat (52) helped All India Institute of
Medical Sciences beat Surmount Club by four wickets and entered the
semi-final of the second Rajdhani Cup Cricket Tournament at the
Najafgarh Sports Club ground. Scores: Surmount Club: 211
for 7 in 35 overs (Jitender Gulia 103, Parmesh Bhatia 32, Vikas Sharma 3
for 32, Mahender Bisth 3 for 23). AIIMS: 213 for 6 in
31.2 overs (Rajeev Uniyal 94, Ravinder Rawat 52, Rakesh Rishi 3 for
33).
Raman, Keshar help Kanishka enter final Strokeful knocks by Raman
Ghai (92) and Kesar Chaudhary (51) helped Lion Kanishka beat Pioneer
Club by an innings and 27 runs to enter the final of the DDCA B Division
Super League Knockout Cricket Tournament at the Central Secretariat
ground. Scores: Lion Kanishka: 276 for 7 in 60 overs
(Raman Ghai 92, Kesar Chaudhary 51, Amanjeet Singh 51, Sunil Kumar 2 fo
61). Pioneer (first innings): 118 all out in 35 overs
(Ashok Lamba 29, Raj Kapoor 4 for 20, Vivek Verma 3 for 15) and 131 for
7 in 30 overs (Surender Kumar 34, Ashu Sharma. |
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SAIL move up in S P
Trophy New Delhi, April 30 The Steel Authority of India Ltd entered the quarter-final of the 12th Shera Pandit Memorial Cricket Tournament at the Mohan Meakins ground. Wilson was declared the man of the match. Scores: SAIL: 177 for 9 in 40 overs (Oneil Wilson 51, Manu Kumar 36, Rohit Mehra 3 for 28). Malviya Club:
165 all out in 38.3 overs (Bhuvnesh Sharma 63, Anuj Bhardwaj 30, Sushil Prasad 3 for 30, Oneil Wilson 3 for 36, V Arvind 2 for 22). |
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AIFF
selects five Delhi players for Under-18 camp New Delhi, April 30 Delhi Soccer Association secretary N K Bhatia announced that defender Sachin Bowari, mid-fielder Sayantan Das Roy, forwards Subrota Dey and Avdesh Pal and mid-fielder Ashish Pandey have been selected for the camp. Ashish had represented the Indian Under-16 team, which went on an exposure tour to Germany, and in the Asian Under-16 Championship, held in the United Arab Emirates last year. While four players will join the camp on May 18 and 19, Ashish will join the camp only on May 27.  |
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Nagar Nigam passes Rs 77.39-cr budget Ghaziabad, April 30 The Nigam will execute a special drinking water project for rural areas at a cost of Rs 10 lakh. The budget was presented by Municipal Commissioner Rambodh Maurya in the meeting, which started at 11.15 am with some uproarious scene under the chairmanship of Mayor Dinesh Chand Garg. Mr Maurya said that out of a budget of Rs 77.39 crore, the sum of Rs 15.21 crore is a carry-over from the previous year. This year an income of Rs 62.17 crore has been estimated which is Rs 16 crore higher than that of last year. Additional income of Rs 5 crore will be earned from taxes, Rs 2 crore from advertisement, Rs 3 crore from taxation, Rs 3 crore from registration etc, the Nagar Nigam Commissioner said. An income of Rs 29 crore will be earned from the reserve assets, house tax will yield Rs 12 crore, and another Rs 6 crore from the water cess, Rs 2 crore from the sewers A provision of Rs 73.53 crore expenditure has been made in the Nagar Nigam Budget for 2003-04. Out of this, Rs 26.6 crore will be spent on public works, Rs 9.75 crore on water works, Rs 3 crore on streetlighting, Rs 18 crore on cleanliness, Rs 5.17 crore on education and sports. The Nagar Nigam Commissioner said that a sum of Rs 5 crore has been earmarked for potable water in rural areas including sinking of 20 tube wells. |
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