Prayag floors Rishi Prakash, enters final
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New Delhi, December 8
Prayag of New Delhi scored a quick first round RSC (referee stopped the contest) victory against Rishi Prakash of East and entered the final of the 25th Delhi State Sub-Junior Boxing Championship at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

The others who scored comparatively quick wins were Harish Sehrawat of North over Dhruv Kant of New Delhi, Sandeep Sejwal of South lost to Chandan of East and Sanjeet Kumar of IBSA beat Randeep of East.

In other bouts, Mohan of North b Deepak of West, Pappu Tokas of South West b Mohan Kumar of East, Pankaj Sejwal of South beat Ashok Kumar of North East, Lokesh Tokas of North b Prmod Kumar of West, Sanjay Tokas of South West b Manish Kumar of IBSA, Jitender Maan of South West b Kishore Kumar of North, Vikrant of IBSA b Jitender of East, Manish Tokas of South West b Ankit Kanojia of West, Pawan Kumar of North b Ashok Kumar of Central, Kumar Mandu of East b Sandeep Malik of South West, Digamber of West b Pradam Tokas of North West, Chandan of Central b Raman of East, Pradeep of South West b Anil Sehrawat of South, Mukesh Kumar of IBSA b Sanjay Singh of New Delhi, Surender of IBSA b Amit Kumar of Central, Kuldeep Singh of New Delhi b Mahesh Negi of West, Ajeet Tokas of South West b Anil Kumar of East, Vikas Kumar of East b Sunil Kumar of IBSA, Deepak Kumar of Central b Deepak More of IBSA, Pradeep of South West b Om Prakash of West and Baljeet Rathi of South West b Umesh Rawat of North East. The finals will be held on Tuesday.

Yorks pip Paragon in DDCA League
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New Delhi, December 8
Yorks Club defeated Paragon Club by 22 runs in a DDCA A-II Division League at the RSKP ground

Scores: Yorks: 159 all out in 32 overs (Neeraj Tyagi 31, Sanjeev Kumar 30, Laxman Bisth 3 for 24).

Paragon: 137 all out in 30.1 overs (Amit Gupt 27, Rajesh Deshwal 3 for 22, Narender Deshwal 3 for 33).

Essex Farms beat Telefunken Club by nine wickets in a DDCA A-I Division League at the YSC II ground.

Scores: Telefunken: 167 for 9 in 35 overs (Gurjot Singh 39, Praveen Pawar 59, Konark Bhandari 2 for 21).

Essex Farms: 168 for 1 in 30.4 overs (Parikshit Bhatia 51 n o, Mukesh Marwah 37 n o).

Anmol slams ton

A crackling century by Anmol Sharma (131, 15x4, 3x6) and deadly bowling of 4 for 30 by Vipul Kumar helped R R Gymkhana beat Harry Academy by 156 runs in the third Kehar Singh Memorial Under-15 Cricket Tournament at the Vikaspuri ground.

Scores: R R Gymkhana: 244 for 4 in 30 overs (Anmol Sharma 131, Gagan Deep Singh 3 for 31). Harry Academy: 90 all out in 30 overs (Dhruv Kumar 26, Gagandeep Singh 27, Vipul Kumar 4 for 30).

CWC move up

Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) beat Business Standard by ten wickets in a league match of the TYCA League at the Poorvi Delhi Sports Complex ground.

Scores: Business Standard: 136 for 9 in 35 overs (Chander Mohan 33, Vivek Verma 30, Surjeet Verma 3 for 22, Rakesh Raman Jha 3 for 25).

CWC: 138 in 24.1 overs (Sunil Sudan 86 n o, Rajeev Vinayak 47 n o).

Puneet Walia deadly

A deadly spell of 4 for 6 by off-spinner Puneet Walia and a dashing knock of 68 by Rahul Kumar helped R P Academy beat Sonnet Club by 174 runs in the final of the fifth Little Master Under-13 Cricket Tournament at the Ashok Vihar ground.

Vaibhav Rawal was named the best batsman while Raghav Kakkar got the best bowler award. Pawan Negi was adjudged the best fielder while Dangar got the man of the tournament award.

Scores: R P Academy: 216 for 6 in 30 overs (Rahul Kumar 68, Vaibhav Rawal 43, Mohd Asif 3 for 36). Sonnet Club: 42 all out in 20 overs (Puneet Walia 4 for 6, Raghav Kakkar 3 for 6).

Orient Craft win

Orient Craft defeated Hudco by 117 runs in the Luminous Cup Cricket Tournament.

Scores: Orient Craft: 216 for 2 in 25 overs (Rajeev 108 n o, Rohit Sharma 86, Godwin Tappo 1 for 40, Rajneesh Saxena 1 for 32).

Hudco: 99 all out in 23.3 overs (Godwin Tappo 23 n o, Ramesh Negi 19, Dayal Singh 2 for 7, Mazid Ali 2 for 18).

Young Blood win in Cariappa Cup polo tourney
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New Delhi, December 8
Young Blood defeated KIDC by seven goals to three in the Field Marshal Cariappa Cup Polo Tournament at the Army Equestrian Centre Polo ground.

Young Blood forged ahead through A S Baath, and the lead was consolidated by Maj A S Randhawa and Surya Bahadur. Lt. Col B. S. Lakra reduced the margin for KIDC as the first chukker ended 3-1.

Young Blood added two more goals in the second chukker through Randhawa and Capt. Deepak Yadav. Randhawa struck again for Young Blood while Tony Singh and Bas Lakra scored one goal each for KIDC to make the 6-3. In the last chukker, Young Blood completed the scoring through Randhawa in the last chukker.

Tuesday’s fixture: Final of Habanos Cavalry Gold Cup: Cromption Greaves vs ABN-AMRO Bank; 3.30 pm. Exhibition match: 2.30 pm.

Associate beat ICICI

Associate Finance defeated ICICI Bank by five wickets in the Eventus Cricket Tournament. Electing to bat, ICICI scored 166 for 9 in 25 overs. Associate Finance achieved the target 168 in 23.4 overs with the loss of 5 wickets.

Scores: ICICI: 166 for 9 in 25 overs (Shivankar 37, Rohit Kiorla 35, S Hariharan 2 for 24, Sumit Chander 1 for 21).

Associate Finance: 168 for 5 in 23.4 overs (Nitin Chinda 66, Javed Khan 27, Sumit Chander 18, Gaurav Ahuja 1 for 17).

KLM earn full points

KLM beat Jeena by four wickets and earned two points in the ACCD Cricket Tournament at the Venkateshwara College ground.

Scores: Jeena: 149 for 8 in 25 overs (Vishal 42, Rakesh 25, Kapil 3 for 27, Sameer 2 for 30). KLM: 150 for 6 in 22 overs (Sameer 60, Frenkin 38, Ravinder 2 for 38).

Sagar Garg shines in drawn match
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RPM Academy (1st innings): 283 for 6 declared in 71 overs (Shobit Jaju 80, Badal Kwatra 51, Akshay Sharma 50 n o, Mahesh Prasad 2 for 41, Paras Priyadarshan 2 for 39). 2nd innings: 33 for 3 in 11 overs (Mahesh Prasad 2 for 15).

Double delight for J D Madan
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New Delhi, December 8
J D Madan earned a ‘double’ as he won the saloon class titles in the National Racing Championship, organised under the aegis of the Madras Motor Sport Club. In the Formula Maruti category, Gaurav Dalal dominated the first race while Hari K topped in the second race. Aman Preet Ahluwalia of Delhi was declared the winner of the Novice award and the fastest lap of this race went to Gaurav Dalal.

The final round will be held on Sunday, December 21. J D Madan posted a time of 13:55.480 in the 10-lap Saloon Class race while his timing in the 15-lap Saloon Class Race 2 was 19:33.103.

Abhi Cricket

R P Academy beat ASPM Academy, Punjabi Bagh by 100 runs and entered the semi-final of the Abhi Cricket Tournament at the Jawaharlal ground, Gurgaon.

Scores: R P Academy: 235 for 4 in 30 overs (Afroz Masis 93, Sandeep Tyagi 54 n o). ASPM Academy: 135 all out in 27 overs (Nikhil 52, Puneet Mehra 3 for 9, Afroz Masis 3 for 11).

DPS down Bukit Jalil
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New Delhi, December 8
Hosts Delhi Public School (DPS), R K Puram defeated Bukit Jalil Sports School, Malaysia by 93 runs and entered the quarter-final of the DPS World Cup Cricket Tournament for Schools at the Guru Gobind Singh College ground, Pitampura.

Scores: DPS: 134 all out in 32.3 overs (Diwakar Jha 24, Hemant Chug 22, Abir Lavasa 21, Eszrafiq Abdul Azis 2 for 9, Md. Shukri Abdul Rahim 2 for 28, Md Fhadli Ishak 2 for 13).

In another match, Razzak High School, Bangladesh beat Delhi Private School, Sharjah by 195 runs.

Scores: Razzak High School: 229 for 8 in 40 overs (Saidul Bashar 68, Hossain Arif 64, Rahul 2 for 20, Pranav 2 for 24).

Delhi Private School: 34 all out in 18.5 overs (Mehbub Rahman 5 for 16, Rafiqul Islam 4 for 12).

Tuesday’s fixtures: Delhi Public School (Mathura Road) vs Barguna Zilla School, Bangladesh—DDA Sports Complex, Saket (from 9.30 am); Ravindra School vs Aricha Belayet School at DDA ground, Siri Fort; DAV School, Chandigarh vs Aizer School System, Pakistan—Guru Gobind Singh College ground, Pitampuram; Willes Little Flower vs Salwan Boys (quarter-final)— SGTB Khalsa College ground.