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Dronacharya Foundation
advance New Delhi, April 7 Scores: Madan Lal
Academy: 110 all out in 38 overs (Aprateek Singh 34, Ombir Singh 30,
Shrey Gupta 3 for 18, Kanishk Kumar 3 for 24, Samarth Singh 3 for 22).
Dronacharya:
111 for 1 in 24 overs (Harsh Kumar 38 n o, Ranjeet Singh 36 n o).
Turf
Youth Cup Cricket The second Turf Youth Cup Under-15 Cricket Tournament
will be held from Thursday. Eight top public schools, like Modern
School, Barakhamba Road, Amity School, Noida, Gyan Bharati, Salwan
Public, Moti Lal Nehru School, Rai and Don Bosco are participating. The
tournament will be conducted by Turf Sports Management in association
with SG. The semi-finals will be spread over two days while the final
will be played over three days.
Lalit, Ashwani star A dashing knock
by Lalit Rawat (89, 10x4) and deadly spell by Ashwani Kumar (4 for 16)
helped S G Sports beat Ghaziabad Management by 175 runs and entered the
quarter-final of the fifth ARBDM Cricket Tournament at the Jawaharlal
Nehru Stadium. SG Sports scored 290 for 8 in 40
overs Scores: SG
Sports: 290 for 8 in 40 overs (Lalit Rawat 89, Sandeep Rana 46, Vijay
Kumar 39, Vikas Kumar 3 for 15, Dinesh Chand 3 for 18). Ghaziabad
Management: 115 all out in 26.2 overs (Ashok Rana 48, Neeraj Chaudhary
36, Ashwani Kumar 4 for 16, Ravi Pathak 2 for 15, Tony Singh 2 for 10). |
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Tarun Dutta,
Nikhil Punia shine New Delhi, April 7 Tarun Dutta was declared the Pepsi man of the match. Scores: PVR Softel XI: 183 in 35 overs (Sidharth 51, Naveen 31, Damanjeet 25, Tarun Dutta 5 for 43, Ankur Julka 2 for 22). Gush Club: 188 for 3 in 35.4 overs (Nikhil Punia 73 n o, Simran 49, Manav Sharma 24 n o, Ankur Julka 24). Mohit, Aman Deep best players Vishwabharati
Public School, Noida defeated Sardar Patel Vidyalaya by 93 runs in the
final of the 8th Mascot Inter-School Cricket Tournament. Mohit, who
scored 67 for the winners in the final, was adjudged the best batsman of
the tournament while Aman Deep Singh, who claimed two wickets for 23
runs for Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, was named the best bowler. Scores:
Vishwabharati School: 193 for 8 in 40 overs (Mohit 67, Sandeep 27, Aman
Deep Singh 2 for 23, Ritish 2 for 25). Sardar Patel Vidyalaya: 100 all
out in 32 overs (Seehan 20, Shubhankar 13, Aayush 3 for 24, Mikhil 2 for
10, Digvijay 2 for 14). Madhur, Sourabh shine An all-round display by
Madhur Jain (36 and 3 for 20) and deadly bowling by Sourabh Singh (4 for
5) helped Ravindra Academy defeat Sonnet Club by 26 runs in a league
match of the West Delhi Academy Under-12 Cricket Tournament at the Hari
Nagar Sports Complex ground. Scores: Ravindra Academy: 146 for 8 in 30
overs (Gautam Vimlesh 44, Madhur Jain 36, Nipun Sharma 3 for 17, Kunal
Kaushik 2 for 14). Sonnet Club: 120 all out in 28.2 overs (Sakib Alam
39, Arjun Gupta 30, Nipun Sharma 22, Sourabh Singh 4 for 5, Madhur Jain
3 for 20, Abhijeet Singh 3 for 24). |
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Sonnet slip
past National Stadium New Delhi, April 7 Scores: Sonnet Club: 238 for 7 in 32 overs (Sumit Sharma 67, Saket Bhatia 35, Yash Pal Singh 29 n o, Ramiz Niaymat 3 for 31). NSCC: 223 for 8 in 32 overs (Nitin Sahni 56, Ramiz Niyamat 45, Ravi Kant Sharma 33, Suhail Sharma 3 for 42, Naman Sharma 2 for 48). Bright Club defeated Winsom Club by 36 runs in a Super A Division match at the University ground. Scores: Bright Club: 223 for 7 in 35 overs (Sanjay Bamal 57, Siddarth Kumar 42, Vivek Kumar 40, Eashumehta 2 for 25, Akshay Singh 2 for 34). Winsom Club: 187 for 7 in 35 overs (Akshay Singh 50, Siddarth Sahni 45, Neeraj Walia 31, Kuldeep Lal 4 for 27). Pioneer defeated Lala Ram Charan Club by 63 runs in an A-II Division match at the RSC ground. Scores: Pioneer: 193 all out in 38.3 overs (Sandeep Sharma 82, Prananshu Dev Sharma 39, Ravi Kohli 3 for 37, Harpreet Singh 2 for 22). Lala Ramcharan: 130 all out in 31.4 overs (Rahul Suri 43, Satish Kumar 35, Bhupesh Thapa 4 for 12, Surender Suri 3 for 19). Ashoka Club defeated Young Delhi by five wickets in an A-II Division match at the University polo ground. Scores: Young Delhi: 179 for 8 in 35 overs (Puneet Berry 38, Amit Prakash 35, Chetan Chopra 34, Dalbir Rawat 3 for 42). Ashoka: 182
for 5 in 31.1 overs (Ravinder Bhola 38, Jitender Sharma 35, Tarvinder
Khanna 30, Vipin Kumar 2 for 17, Rama Shankar 2 for 35). |
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GHPS crush
SSB Khalsa in Ajit Singh Hockey New Delhi, April 7 Akash converted a penalty stroke to open the account in the third minute. He then struck two more goals in the 8th and 9th minute, respectively, to record a hattrick. He maintained his scoring spree by adding the fourth and eighth goals too. In between, Yogesh Hooda went on a goal-blitz, striking home the fifth, sixth and seventh goals, to complete the second hattrick of the match. Thursday’s fixtures: GHPS, India Gate vs GHPS, Shahdara (9 am); Bhupinder SS, Moga vs GGS Khalsa, Sarhali (Amritsar) (10.30 am); Khalsa College, Amritsar vs Khalsa School, Bhatinda (3 pm); Khalsa School, Ropar vs GAD, Burj Sahib (4.30 pm). Hans Raj Open TT Tourney The Hans Raj Model School
Open Table Tennis Tournament for School Children will be conducted from
April 17 to 20 at the Hansraj School premises, Punjabi Bagh. Entries
close on April 10 either with Mr Hukam Singh, DTTA organising secretary,
6/2543, Beadonpura, Karol Bagh, New Delhi or at the enquiry counter at
Hans Raj School. |
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Rushmi,
Ankita keep Indian hopes alive New Delhi, April 7 Rushmi defeated Stephanie Greau of France 6-4, 6-1 in the second round while Ankita disposed Jin Sun Ha of Korea 6-1, 6-1. Eighth-seeded Sonal Phadke went down to Jie Hao of China 6-4, 6-1 while top-seeded Chia Jung Chunag of Chinese Taipei got the better of Shu Jing Yang of China 6-0, 7-5. In other matches, Satomi Kinjo of Japan beat compatriot Shushu Katsumi 6-1,6-4, fourth-seeded Shikha Uberoi of USA beat Lizaan Du Pleassis of South Africa 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, Wilwan Choptang of Thailand beat Chine Bee Khook,the third seed from Malaysia, 6-2, 6-2 and fifth seeded Moutinee Tangphong of Thailand rolled past Soon-Mi Seo 6-1, 6-1. Rushmi
Chakaravarthi and Sai Jayalakshmi have also moved up in the doubles,
when their opponents, Montinee Tangphong and Thassha Vitayaviroj of
Thailand threw in the towel. |
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Aditya Jain
helps Interface enter final New Delhi, April 7 Scores: Interface: 245 for 6 in 35 overs (Aditya Jain 78, Naveen Verma 59, Rajeev Uniyal 3 for 32, Kishan Singh 2 for 32). AIIMS: 216 for 7 in 35 overs (Rajeev Uniyal 69, Kuldeep Rawat 34, Aditya Jain 3 for 28, Dinesh Yadav 2 for 18).
Teri beat NTPC Teri
defeated NTPC by 79 runs and entered the quarter-final of the 11th Teri
Cup Cricket Tournament at the Siri Fort ground. Scores: Teri: 209 for 5
in 25 overs (Mahesh Chand 76, 5x4; Anurag Pandey 44, 3x4; Prahlad
Ramrakhiani 3 for 31, A P Talreja 2 for 37). NTPC: 130 for 7 in 25
overs (V Ladi 42, Prahlad Ramrakihani 34, R K Pachauri 3 for 20, K P
Eashwar 1 for 23, Pradeep Kumar 1 for 23). Mahesh Chand was named the
man of the match. Sant Sujan Singh
School win Deadly bowling by Sanjay (3 for 17) and Ashim (3 for 34)
helped Sant Sujan Singh School beat Bal Bharati School, Brij Vihar by 22
runs in the second Pankaj Jain Under-14 Cricket Tournament at the Bal
Bharati School ground, Pitampura. Scores: Sant Sujan Singh School: 126
for 7 in 30 overs (Randeep Singh 37). Bal Bharati School: 104 for 7 in
30 overs (Kunal Dhawan 43, Sanjay 3 for 17, Ashim 3 for 34).
Reebok
beat
Valvoline Reebok defeated Valvoline by seven wickets in the Reebok
Cricket Tournament at the Palam ground. Scores: Valvoline: 80 all out
in 23 overs (Vikas Kaushal 34, Vishnu Bhagat 3 for 11, Sandeep Mathur 3
for 12). Reebok: 81 for 3 in 12 overs (Kunal Rekhi 33, Surinder Bajaj
22, Dinesh Rawat 2 for 3).
Suntan Cup Cricket E-Fund defeated Exl
Service by five wickets to enter the final of the 8th Suntan Cup Cricket
Tournament at the Airport Authority of India ground, Mahipalpur. Scores:
Exl Service: 166 for 9 in 25 overs (Himanshu 47, Amit Rawat 35, Franklin
28, Anand Rawat 3 for 25, Hardeep Singh 3 for 40, Amit Mishra 2 for
34). E-Fund: 170 for 5 in 22 overs (Hardeep Singh 52, Amit Mishra 35,
Sidhant 2 for 25, Frankline 2 for 16). |
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