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Sarth Kamal, Mouma bag TT titles New
Delhi, December 11 Sarth Kamal defeated Soumya Deep Roy 6-11, 11-7. 11-9. 1-11, 1-11 and 11-3 while Mouma Das got the better of Anindita Chakraborty of Railway Sports Promotion Board at 11-8, 11-7, 11-6, 11-9. Sayantika Kundu of Bengal won the girls singles title, defeating K Shamini of Indian Bank 11-9, 11-5, 11-7, 10-12, 16-14. Soumyajit Sarkar of Centre of Excellence defeated team-mate Amar Nath Das 11-4, 11-9, 11-7, 11-5 to annex the boys’ singles title. The prizes were distributed by Table Tennis Federation of India president Ajay Singh Chautala. Following are the semi-final results: Girls singles: Sayantika Kundu beat S Sangeetha 8-11, 11-7, 6-11, 11-7, 11-5, 12-10; K Shamini b Runa Roy 11-2, 6-11, 5-11, 11-9, 11-8, 13-11. Boys singles: Amar Nath Das b Niloy Basak 11-6, 11-9, 4-11, 11-9, 12-10; Soumajit Sarkar b R Abhishek 11-6, 11-2, 11-4, 11-7. Women’s singles: Anindita Chakraborty b Vishakha Vijay 11-7, 11-3, 12-10, 15-13; Mouma Das b Nandita Saha 11-8, 11-6, 11-7, 5-11, 11-5. Men’s singles: Sarath Kamal b Arup Basak 5-11, 11-7,
8-11, 11-8, 11-8, 11-9; Soumyadeep Roy b Aniban Nandy 5-11, 11-9, 11-3,
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National Stadium Coaching Centre lift title New
Delhi, December 11 Shobhit Verma,
who scored a strokeful 67, studded with seven boundaries in the final,
was adjudged the man of the match while Nial Dobral, who claimed three
wickets for six runs for National Stadium in the final, got the best
bowler award. Sourav Bisht of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan was declared the
best batsman. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan principal G S Negi gave away the
prizes. Sports department head Miss Suman Kapoor and former
international umpire S. K. Bansal were also present. Scores:
National Stadium: 196 for 9 in 30 overs (Sobhit Verma 67, Unmukt
Chand 57, Lalit 31 n o, Utshav Choudhary 4 for 33, Nikunj Sharma 3 for
25). Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan: 144 all out in 28.4 overs (Gourav
Bisht 82, Utshav Choudhary 40 n o, Nial Dobral 3 for 6, Sajal Mohan 4
for 24).
Parshant shines An all-round display by Parshant (42 and 3
for 6) and a dashing knock of 77 with 12 fours by Harminder helped Sikka
Team beat Sunrise by 100 runs in the ACCD Cricket Tournament at the
Venkateshwara College ground. Scores: Sikka: 198 for 8 in 25
overs (Harinder 77, Prashant 42, Yuspat 3 for 31). Sunrise: 98
all out in 22 overs (Ashise 35, Parshant 3 for 6, Lalit 2 for 26).
Pahari
Dhiraj win Pahari Dhiraj beat Delhi Transport Corporation by seven
wickets in a DDCA A-I Division match at the RSC ground. Scores: DTC:
181 (Mahesh Sharma 35, Dalip Kumar 22, Sandeep Kumar 21). Pahari
Dhiraj: 182 for 3 (Bhupinder Lingwal 64, Virat Kohli 64 n o, Ankush
Kumar 28 n o). |
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Regional sports complex to come up at Sonepat, December 11 Chautala while he was speaking at the 29th annual day function of the Motilal Nehru School of Sports at Rai, about 13 km from here, on Wednesday evening. He also disclosed that this complex, named after Devi Lal, would cost Rs 100 crore and its construction was going on at a fast pace. It would soon be completed. All modern sports facilities, he said, would be made available to sportspersons in this complex by the state government. He said national and international training camps would also be held in this complex for the benefit of the sportspersons. The Chief Minister highlighted other schemes of his government for giving a fillip to sports in the state. He disclosed it had introduced a new scheme named “Catch them Young’ for providing training to sportspersons. The government, he said, had also set up many sports nurseries in different parts of the state for children aged between 10 and 14 years. Similarly, the state government had established two
modern sports stadiums at Gurgaon and Panchkula at a cost of Rs 11 crore each whereas another big sports stadium was being established on 217.5 acres of land at a cost of Rs 12 crore at Sirsa. A sports training centre was also being established at Hisar for children above 17 years of age. Mr Chautala also listed the sportspersons who had been given cash prizes during his tenure as Chief Minister for their good performance in national and international sports meets. He promised that more incentives would be given to sportspersons bringing laurels for the state in the ensuing national and international events. |
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Manan shines New
Delhi, December 11 Scores:
United Academy: 156 for 5 in 25 overs (Manan Sharma 110 n o, Shivam
Kapoor 3 for 38). Salwan Public School: 123 all out in 24 overs
(Shivam Kapoor 25, Siddarth Bhandari 3 for 20).
I.G. Stadium in
final Indira Gandhi Stadium coaching centre defeated Dena Bank by 21
runs in the C L Gupta Memorial Cricket Tournament for the Prem Lata
Trophy at the Mohan Meakin ground. Scores: I G Stadium: 172 for
9 in 40 overs (Jaspreet Narula 47 n o, Sohail Rouf 46, Pankaj Joshi 38,
Vikas Vij 2 for 16, Mahesh Sood 2 for 31). Dena Bank: 151 (Aditya
Jain 55, Vishal Sharma 21, Vaibhav Dua 3 for 21, T Ahamd 2 for 18). |
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Salwan, DAV to clash in World Cup final New Delhi,
December 11 In the second semi-final, DAV School, Chandigarh defeated
Razzak High School, Bangladesh by eight wickets. Scores: Parzowar
School: 147 (Mehmud Rahman 29 n o, Alamgir Hossain Rana 34, Imran
Hossain 22, Ashutosh Sharma 4 for 28, Rohit Saini 2 for 23, Narender
Singh 2 for 28). Salwan Boys School: 151 for 6 (Ratan Rawat 50
n o, Rajeev Sharma 29, Gaurav Sharma 29, Abu Sayed Razid 2 for 24). Razzak
School: 135 (Monem Kaysar 42, Shah Nawaz 37, Prashant 3 for 16,
Bharat Sharma 3 for 20, Naresh Gogyan 2 for 25). DAV School:
136 for 2 (Akash Deep 58 n o, Uday Kaul 38). The final will be played
at the SGTB Khalsa College ground, Delhi University on Saturday. Subroto
Soccer Nongnah School, Meghalaya beat St. Joseph Convent, Madhya
Pradesh 3-0, Vivekanand Vidyapeeth, Chattisgarh beat Don Bosco 9-0 and
Govt Model School, Chandigarh beat Air Force Bal Bharti School, Delhi
7-0 in the Subroto Mukherjee Cup Football Tournament at the Ambedkar
Stadium on Thursday. |
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Laxman
Cricket tourney New Delhi, December 11 The tournament will be played on a leagu-cum-knock out basis. Teams like Don Bosco, DPS (Mathura Road), Laxman Public, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, Springdales, CSA Bangladesh, CAK Nepal and RHS Bangladesh will take part in the tournament. SAHIBZADA
AJIT SINGH CRICKET TOURNAMENT: The Sahibzada Ajit Singh Cricket Tournament will be held at the Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce ground at Pitampura from January 2. Entries close with Mr Gurdev Singh at the Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Pitampura on December 23. Ph: 272101109, 27249528, 25113955. |
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Ashiq Beevi, Manjit annex gold medals New Delhi, December 11 In the 800m final, Deepika Biswas of CRPF bagged the title with M C Sarma of CRPF and Ramla Devi of Punjab collecting the silver and bronze in that order. In the men’s 200m final, Jorawar Singh emerged the winner followed by Jata Shankar and Manjinder Singh. In the 800m men’s final, Nishan Singh won the gold. He was followed by Kashmir Singh and Robin P J. Bahadur Singh and Amarjeet Singh, both of Punjab Police, claimed the shot put and triple jump gold medals, respectively. |
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