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Aussies plot run assault on Kiwis
Fleming happy chucking issue out in the open
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Jadeja cracks unbeaten 103 as Delhi declare at 491 for 9
Lankan board gags Murali
Worcestershire sign Shoaib
National Hockey League begins in January
Olympic Bhawan functional on Dec 1
Haryana women’s
fest begins
Punjab eves toy with Rajasthan
National Throwball opens today
Nitin wins roller
skating event
Central Revenue Golf on Nov 19
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Aussies plot run assault on Kiwis
Brisbane, November 17 World record wicket-taking leg-spinner Shane Warne wants to nail Fleming, paceman McGrath has singled out Astle as his key wicket and opening batsman Matthew Hayden wants to take on Vettori. Faced with a true batting wicket with early life for the seamers, Ponting has urged his men to chase a 500-plus score in quick time to put the Kiwis under early pressure. “We feel it’s about time that we really got a big first innings total,” Ponting told a match-eve press conference. “We’ve batted well without nailing down that big score we’ve been after, so we’ve spoken about that and we’re hoping to be able to do that as well.” “We are going to be very aggressive right through this series as we were in India.” Ponting indicated that if the toss were to go his way he would bat first to try and dictate the tempo and direction of the match. “Generally, Australian teams like to bat first and the wicket will offer some assistance early tomorrow morning, especially if the weather stays humid, the ball should seam around a bit,” he said. The New Zealanders have readily claimed underdog status against world cricket's champion team, but Fleming is looking forward to the challenge of taking on the might of Australia without his three leading bowlers, Shane Bond, Daryl Tuffey and Chris Cairns. “It seems to be a tactic that (Australia) use, they’ll target one or two players publicly so nothing really changes, it's just their way of identifying and trying to place pressure on individuals to break up your team unity,” Fleming said. “It’s a concern (taking 20 Australian wickets), but it's not serious, it's exciting because every team faces it when they come to Australia.” “Australia's record in Brisbane is extremely good, but I think the excitement of trying new things and actually working out how to get 20 wickets is part of the fun.” “That’s why I think we respond often better than others when we come here because of being an underdog and nothing to lose, then we can try things without a great deal of consequence.” Fleming was the mastermind of New Zealand's tactically-astute 0-0 three-Test series draw here in 2001 and such is his competitive nature that he won't concede New Zealand has a lost cause. “It's a great challenge and you have a few sleepless nights, but you are testing yourself against the best and if you do well you come away with a pretty good feeling.” Australia have left out express bowler Brett Lee, with Ponting saying that the starting eleven deserved their places.
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Fleming happy chucking issue out in the open
Brisbane, November 17 An International Cricket Council (ICC) committee, made up of former Test players and chaired by former India captain Sunil Gavaskar, has recommended a new rule allowing bowlers to straighten their arms by up to 15 degrees. The proposals will be put to the ICC Chief Executives' Committee of the 10 Test-playing countries at its next meeting in Melbourne next February. The committee's recommendations have created a furore and taken some of the focus away from the first of two Australia-New Zealand Tests at the Gabba here tomorrow with Australian captain Ricky Ponting admitting it has been a distraction. Fleming, one of the more articulate skippers in world cricket, said he was eager for more information from the ICC special sub-committee and discussed the proposals with committee member and Australian Cricketers' Association chief executive Tim May here today. Fleming said the chucking issue was a massive one for international cricket. "I can tell you New Zealand Cricket has been very pro-active with it over the last 24 months," New Zealand's most capped player and all-time leading run-scorer told his match-eve press conference. "And one thing we are happy about it is some movement. For too long it was the ugly sister that wasn't being talked about but now it's out in the open and there's some positive steps being put in place. "There's a lot of emotion out there about it and I've watched with interest the various characters who've popped their heads up but I would like some more information to understand what exactly they (ICC) have in store and what exactly what they are looking for." Sri Lankan spin whiz Muttiah Muralitharan this week angered Australian cricket by claiming their leading pacers -- Glenn McGrath, Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie -- bowl illegal deliveries by flexing their arms beyond the legal limit. Ponting said he was clearer about the new laws after the Australians were addressed by May, but like Fleming he still wanted more information. "We still need to know a bit more about it. We need to see it in action and see it in place," Ponting said. "The good thing about it for us yesterday was to hear it from Tim and for us to forget about it. It's nothing we've got any control over it now." Fleming said elite players or Test captains should be able to view the evidence that has led to the sub-committee making its recommendation.
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We need big scores to win Kanpur Test, says Pollock
Lucknow, November 17 In a brief interaction with the media at the Lucknow Airport, Pollock, however, admitted that the Green Park Stadium pitch in Kanpur was spinner-friendly. On the recent lean patch of the visitors, the lanky cricketer declined to acknowledge that his team was having a 'bad run'. The SA team arrived here this evening en route to Kanpur. Rahul Dravid, batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar and speedster Zaheer Khan also arrived with team physio Andrew Leipus. The rest of the team is expected to arrive later. However, the Indian players evaded media queries and immediately left for the Test venue. In the last Test encounter with SA in 1996-97 at the Green Park, Mohd Azharuddin had led India to a 280-run victory. So far, India has won four Test matches in Kanpur and lost three. Since 1951, Green Park has hosted 18 Test matches SA team arrives Kanpur:The 17-member South African cricket team led by Grame Smith arrived here on Wednesday night to ahead of the first Test in the Green Park
stadium. Four members of the Indian -- Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, V V S Laxman and Irfan Pathan -- also reached here. Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly is also expected to arrive here tonight. The teams would go for net practice tomorrow in the Green Park.
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Jadeja cracks unbeaten 103 as Delhi declare
New Delhi, November 17 Bad light stopped the play soon after tea with 26 overs still to be bowled and at stumps, Andhra Pradesh were 5 for no loss in 4.4 overs. Resuming at their overnight score of 258 for 2, the hosts added 233 runs for the loss of seven wickets in 58.3 overs before declaring the innings. However, Delhi's bid for some Andhra Wickets were frustrated by the elements as bad light made it difficult to continue the game in the last session of the day. Overnight batsmen Aakash Chopra and Mithun Manhas failed to increase the Delhi's total as the former was trapped leg before by Shahabudin before he could add to his score of 78. He faced only two balls this morning. Four runs and eight balls later it was the turn of Mithun Manhas to go back to pavilion. Medium pacer Kalyankrishnan clean bowled the batsman who was attempting for a big hit. Manhas added only four runs to his yesterday's total of 91 and Delhi slumped to 262 for 4. Delhi had 30 overs left to bowl and they hoped for a some quick wickets but bad light intervened and match was stopped with 26 overs still to be bowled. Scoreboard Delhi (1st innings): A Chopra lbw b Shahabuddin 78, S Dhawan c MSK Prasad b Kalyankrishna 49, V Dahiya lbw b Shahabuddin 33, M Manhas b Kalyankrishna 95, R Bhatia lbw b Kalyankrishna 21, A Jadeja not out 103, A Bali c Faiq b Suresh 26, N Negi c MSK Prasad b RVCH Prasad 49, Sarandeep Singh c Gyaneshwar b RVCH Prasad 19, Kunal Lal lbw b RVCH Prasad 1, S Gill not out 0 Extras:
(b-2, lb-5, nb-1, w-9) 17. Total: (for 9 wkts decl, 148.3 overs) 491.
Fall of wickets: 1/56, 2/116, 3/258, 4/262, 5/312, 6/358, 7/439, 8/476, 9/487. Bowling: Shahabuddin 34.3-9-95-2; Kalyankrishna 26-9-101-3; A Praveen 19-5-53-0; RVCH Prasad 33-3-117-3; Md Faiq 12-3-31-0; M Suresh 18-1-60-1, ASK Verma 6-0-27-0. AP
(1st innings): A Pathak batting 2 LNP Reddy batting 1 Extras (nb-2) 2 Total (for no loss, 4.4 overs) 5
Bowling: S Gill 2.4-0-3-0; K Lal 2-0-2-0. Kambli, Agarkar rescue Mumbai
Mumbai: Stand-in skipper Vinod Kambli cracked an unbeaten half ton and resurrected the sinking Mumbai first innings in the company of Ajit Agarkar on the second day of the four-day Elite Division Group A Ranji Trophy league match against Madhya Pradesh here today. The flamboyant Kambli counter-punched his way to an unbeaten 68 in 89 balls (11x4) to lift Mumbai from 87 for 5 to 171 for 5 at stumps. When umpires Francis Gomes and K G Lakshminarayanan called off play with 6.4 overs left because of poor light conditions, Kambli was unbeaten after a stay of 140 minutes along with Agarkar, who was not out with 37 (62 balls, four fours and a six). The two had put on 84 runs in 19.2 overs for the unbroken sixth wicket and helped Mumbai finish the day 84 runs adrift of MP's first innings total of 255. Kambli entered the scene when the hosts and reigning champions were gasping at 38 for three and he saw two more wickets fall before Agarkar joined him to pull Mumbai out of the hole with some fine batting. The hosts were rocked by a three-wicket burst from first change bowler Sunil Dholpure who sent back well-set opener Wasim Jaffer (22), Amol Muzumdar (6) and Wilkin Mota (9) after the early damage had been done by new ball bowlers S Pandey and Shantanu Pitre. Scoreboard MP (1st innings):
Sachin Dholpure b Mota 12, Naman Ojha c Samant b Hazare 33, Amay Khurasia c Jaffer b Hazare 38, Devendra Bundela c Muzumdar b Mota 0, Abbas Ali lbw Shinde 0, Nikhil Patwardhan not out 80, Rishi Yengde c Muzumdar b Kambli 8, Sunil Dholpure c Muzumdar b Mota 7, Shantanu Pitre c Samant b Hazare 26, Yogesh Golwalkar c Samant b Agarkar 6, Sanjay Pandey lbw Kulkarni 11 Extras (b 4, lb 5, nb 20, w 5) 34 Total (all out in 129.2 overs, 565 mins) 255 Fall of wickets: 1-29, 2-79, 3-87, 4-88, 5-110, 6-132, 7-161, 8-200, 9-231. Bowling: Agarkar 29-8-68-1, Shinde 21-10-24-1, Hazare 21-6-57-3, Kulkarni 34.2-13-55-1, Mota 17.1-7-35-3, Kambli 4.5-2-3-1, Indulkar 2-0-4-0. Mumbai (1st innings): A Shetye c Yengde b Pitre 4 W Jaffer b Sunil Dholpure 22 V Indulkar c Abbas Ali b Pandey 6 A Muzumdar c Abbas Ali b Sunil Dholpure 6 V G Kambli batting 68 W Mota c Abbas Ali b Sunil Dholpure 9 A Agarkar batting 37
Extras: (lb2, nb 8, wb 9) 19 Total: (for 5 wkts, in 41.2 overs) 171
Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-34, 3-38, 4-64, 5-87. Bowling:
Pandey 11.2-2-44-1, Pitre 7-2-32-1, Sunil Dholpure 12-1-47-3, Golwalkar 5-0-24-0, Bundela 5-0-19-0, Abbas Ali 1-0-3-0. Railways dominate
New Delhi: Railways bowlers wrecked the Bengal top order to force the visitors on the backfoot on the second day of their Elite Group A Ranji Trophy cricket match here on Wednesday. After posting 348 in their first innings, Railways exploited the seamer friendly conditions well to restrict Bengal to 153 for four at stumps at the Karnail Singh stadium. J P Yadav, who top scored for Railways with 93, served his side well with his medium pace to return two crucial wickets while rookie pacer Santosh Saxena accounted for the other two. Bengal, who slumped to 113 for four before an unbeaten 40-run partnership between skipper Rohan Gavaskar (24) and Laxmi Ratan Shukla (22) steadied the innings, were still 195 runs behind with six wickets intact. Karnataka struggle
Bangalore: Replying to Gujarat's first innings total of 330, Karnataka were struggling at 162 for six at close on the second day of the four-day Ranji Trophy Elite Group A encounter at M Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Wednesday. Barring opener Barrington Rowland (59) and skipper J Arun Kumar (29), none of the Karnataka batsmen impressed, as Gujarat bowlers did a good job to give their team the upper hand. Vinay Kumar was the pick of the Karnataka bowlers, taking five wickets for 83 runs, while Dodda Ganesh claimed 3/92. Brief scores:
Gujarat Ist inngs 330 all out in 109 overs (Mukund Parmar 73, Timil Patel 59 not out, Niraj Patel 54, Trivedi 43; Vinay Kumar 5/83, Dodda Ganesh 3/92) vs Karnataka 162 for six in 69 overs (Rowland 59, Arun Kumar 29; Lalit Patel 2/29, Timil Patel 2/62).
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Dharmani misses ton as Punjab score 422
Amritsar, November 17 The day belonged to bowlers as a total of 10 wickets fell. Overnight batsmen Pankaj Dharmani (62) and Gaurav Gupta (5) resumed the innings at 297 for three. Dharmani could add only 23 runs while Gupta lost his wicket to RK Yadav on 18. Dharmani was declared lbw on 85 and missed his second century in this year’s Ranji Trophy. He had scored 125 against Uttar Pradesh in the first innings of the previous match. Chandan Madan was another notable contributor with 43. Vineet Sharma scored 16 runs in an over, including two consecutive sixes off left-arm spinner Sukhbinder Singh. All-rounder Parag Das seized three wickets for 59 runs in 21.3 overs. R. Satish and RK Yadav scalped two wickets each. Zaved Zaman and Sukhbinder Singh managed to get one wicket apiece. The visitors had a disastrous start as they lost their openers Parag Das and Parviz Aziz to medium pacer Gagandeep Singh in one over. Das had got a reprieve from Gupta at first slip off the bowling of Gagandeep. But he was not able to capitalise on this lapse and scored only 12 runs. Aziz failed to open his account despite facing 13 deliveries. The day’s play ended eight overs early due to bad light. Zufri was at the crease along with RKM Gohain. Scoreboard Punjab (1st innings) Ricky c Zakaria b Das 133 Sodhi c Zakaria b Satish 34 Yuvraj c Vasant b Arlen 29 Dharmani lbw Satish 85 Gupta lbw Yadav 18 Kakkar b Yadav 0 Chandan b Sukhbinder 43 Navdeep c Zakaria b Zaved 10 Gagandeep b Das 4 Rajesh c Satish b Das 3 Vineet not out 16 Extras
(b-13, lb-12, nb-18, w-4)47 Total (all out, 128.3 overs) 422 Fall of wickets:
1-97, 2-155, 3-279, 4-330, 5-336, 6-346, 7- 370, 8-387, 9-403, 10-422. Bowling:
Das 21.3-5-59-3, Zaman 30-6-77-1, Sukhbinder 31-7-98-1, Satish 11-3-33-2, Yadav 21-2-72-2, Konwar 12-0-50-1, Aziz 2-0-8-0. Assam (1st innings) Das lbw Gagandeep 12 Aziz b Gagandeep 0 Zufri not out 41 Vasant lbw Navdeep 49 Gohain not out 0 Extras
(nb-6, b-4, lb-1) 11 Total (3 wkts, 41 overs) 113 Fall of wickets:
1-13, 2-14, 3-106. Bowling: Gagandeep 10-2-31-2, Vineet 12-5-21-0, Sodhi 5-0-17-0, Rajesh 10-1-35-0, Navdeep 4-1-4-1. |
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Himachal in driver’s seat against Kerala
Palakkad, November 17 Resuming at 321 for 2, Himachal Pradesh were dismissed for 465 with Sangram Singh cracking 206 not out, which included 24 hits to the fence and a six. Manvinder Bisla, who was unbeaten on 133 overnight, added one more run this morning before edging to wicket-keeper Deepak off medium pacer Sreeshant. Sreeshant completed a hat-trick by claiming Ajay Manu and Paras Dogra in his next two deliveries. Sreeshant was the most successful bowler for the hosts, picking up five wickets for 103 runs. Kerala lost opener C.M. Deepak (0) and debutant Jagadesh (1) with the total at 4/2. Though Sreekumaran Nair (25) and another debutant opening batsman Abishek Hegde (22) and Ajay Kuduva (31) scored some runs, Kerala lost wickets regularly. Brief scores: HP (1st innings):
465 all out (Sangram Singh 206 not out, Manvinder Bisla 134, Virender Sharma 34, Sreeshant 5/103, Sureshkumar 3/45). Kerala (1st inngs): 165 for seven (A. Hegde 22, Sreekumar 25, A. Kudua 31, V. Bhatia 3/67, A. Thakkur 2/15).
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Colombo, November 17 A team of experts and former Test players were commissioned by the International Cricket Council to examine Muralitharan's bowling action and subsequently recommended it be accepted, saying that it was common among many bowlers. Since the report became public, Muralitharan has been making comments on other players whom he believes have illegal bowling actions. "Since Murali is a contract player of Sri Lanka Cricket, we have told him that he is not allowed to make statements without our approval," Ray Illangakoon, a spokesman for the board said. "From now on, he will not make any statement," Illangakoon said.
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Worcestershire sign Shoaib
LONDON: Worcestershire county cricket club have signed fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar for the 2005 season subject to official clearance from the Pakistan Cricket Board.
In a statement on its official website on Wednesday, the second division club said Shoaib would be available from July 1. “Shoaib is a world class strike bowler in both forms of the game and he will spearhead our drive for success in the latter half of the season,” said director of cricket Tom Moody.
Shoaib said he was looking forward for helping Worcestershire to get back into the first division. —
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National Hockey League begins in January
New Delhi, November 17 Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) president KPS Gill said here today that Tier I will consist of Sher-e-Jallandhar from Jallandhar, captained by Gagan Ajit Singh, Maratha Warriors from Mumbai, led by Viren Rasquinha, Chennai Veterans skippered by Ignace Tirkey, Hyderabad Sultans captained by Dilip Tirkey and Bangalore High Flyers led by Arjun Halappa. Tier II comprise Delhi Dazzlers, Lucknow Nawabs, Imphal Rangers, Bengal Tigers and Chandigarh Dynamos. The captains, coaches and managers of Tier II teams will be named later. Mr Gill said these exotic names were zeroed in after extensive market researches in the respective metroes. He said Tier I will be called the "Premier Division" while Tier II will be known as "First Division". The League will follow a round-robin format with all the teams playing each other twice. The winners will be decided on the basis of total points logged. Mr Gill said former Olympians Ramandeep Singh and Surinder Singh Sondhi will be the coach and manager, respectively for Sher-e-Jallandhar while Jagbir Singh and Ramachandra Rao will be the coach and manager for the Hyderabad Sultans. B P Govinda and T Jebarathnam will be the coach and manager for Chennai Veerans, Ramesh Parameshwaran and K Krishnamurty for Bangalore High Flyers and Calrence Lobo and P S Sujalana for Maratha Warriors. The IHF president said each team will have a maximum of five foreign players, and 17 foreign players have already agreed to play in the League. He said negotiations are on to net eight more players as 25 foreign players would be permitted to play in the League. Mr Gill said the National League will afford an opportunity, for the first time, for players from India and Pakistan to play in the same side. IHF officials were in touch with players from Pakistan, New Zealand, Spain, Germany, Holland and South Korea to recruit them for the League. The League will offer a total cash prize of Rs 71 lakh with the winners of Tier I getting Rs 30 lakh and the runners-up Rs 10 lakh. The Tier II winners will get Rs 4 lakh while the runners-up will be richer by Rs 2.5 lakh. IHF secretary K Jyothikumaran said the allocation of the prize money between the players and the respective associations will be specified by the federation. Hyderabad will be the venue for the League till other venues get flood-lighting facilities. Mr Gill said hockey stadiums at Chandigarh, Chennai and the National Stadium in New Delhi will soon be flood-lit, enabling the IHF to rotate the League in the future. Mr Gill said once the League got going, the various tournaments dotting the country will be regulated and the National Championships will be held every two years. He said since the League will be held in the winter months, other hockey tournamets will have to reschedule their dates so as not to clash with the League. The IHF president said the next edition of the National Championship will be held immediately after the month-long National League, in February, either in Delhi or in Hyderabad as only these two associations have bid for the championship. ESPN Star Sports will telecast the League live for ten years. Managing director of ESPN R C Venkateish disclosed that innovations have been made in the League to increase viewer interest in the game. Each game will have four quarters of 17 minutes and 30 seconds each, instead of two halves. New concepts of time-outs have also been introduced in order to liven up the game. The winners within the stipulated game time will get three points for each victory while the team winning the extra time will share the
points 2:1. Mr Gill said the eventual aim was to widen the canvas of the Natioal League comprising 10 teams, which would have 50 foreign players and 200 Indian players. He said the League will afford an opportunity to witness various styles of play which will give valuable experience to the Indian players. The purpose of the League was to groom young talent, instead of flogging the old war horses. "The idea would be to rely more and more on younger players", he noted. "The League will hopefully restore the mass base of hockey", he said with great optimism. The teams will be selected taing into consideration the strengths and weakness of each team to give a well-balanced feel. And the prize money disbursement will depend on the calibre of the
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Olympic Bhawan functional on Dec 1
Chandigarh, November 17 The HOA would probably be the first state Olympic association in the country to have its own building having separate rooms for office-bearers, leading sports personalities and recreational purpose and eating joints. It would be instrumental in promoting the cause of development of sports at an accelerated pace. It would also have a gymnasium, multipurpose hall, club facilities, library, media centre and the HOA’s Secretariat. The Haryana Olympic Bhawan, constructed in the premises of Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex over an area of three acres, would cost over Rs 7 crore
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Haryana women’s
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Hisar, November 17 On the opening day, Sudesh of Jind bagged the first position in the 45 kg category in wrestling, while Pooja Dhanda of Hisar got the second place. Sunita of Gurgaon and Suman of Bhiwani shared the third slot. In the 51 kg category, Meena of Bhiwani got the first place and Monika of Sonepat was second. Pinky of Jind and Suman Narwal of Hisar jointly bagged the third position. In the 59 kg category, Pooja Jindal of Hisar remained on top, while Anmol of Gurgaon was second. Pinky of Jind and Pooja of Rohtak finished joint third. In basketball, Jind beat Rohtak 47-29, while Sirsa defeated Fatehabad 35-10. Sonepat beat Faridabad 20-12 and Bhiwani prevailed over Gurgaon 37-32. In a rather one-sided match, Hisar got the better of Ambala 45-16, while Kurukshetra defeated Panipat 36-16. In volleyball, Fatehabad beat Faridabad 25-12, 25-15, while Mahendergarh defeated Kaithal 25-23, 25-14. Hisar girls outplayed Karnal 25-16, 25-14 and Sirsa beat Sonepat 25-6, 25-6. Rohtak girls beat their Panchkula opponents 25-7, 25-10, while Jind defeated Panipat 25-19, 25-13. |
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Punjab eves toy with Rajasthan
Ludhiana, November 17 The encounter turned out to be a one-sided affair with the Punjab eves dictating the terms throughout. The main architects of Punjab facile victory were Taranjit (16), Rajanpal and Kiranjit (14) points each while for Rajasthan, Suchita (6) reduced the margin. In another match, Madhya Pradesh fought valiantly against Andhra Pradesh before going down 43-63. For the winners, Sandhya and Geeta accounted for 24 and 16 points, respectively. For the losers, Khushboo and Vanjay scored eight points each. In the third match of the day, West Bengal thrashed Uttar Pradesh 53-19. Rinki (18) and Mahupal (14) were the main scorers for West Bengal. Earlier, Mr Mahal Singh Bhullar, former Director-General of Police, Punjab, inaugurated the four-day festival. Mr Kartar Singh, Director Sports Punjab, Mr Prag Jain, DIG, Ludhiana Police range, Mr L. S.
Ranawat, Regional Director, Sports Authority of India, were among others who attended the inaugural function. |
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National Throwball opens today
Chandigarh, November 17 Arrangements for the successful conduct of the same have been made, said Mr A.K. Sharma, Senior Vice- President, Throwball Federation of India. Mr Sharma said an international event of throwball will be held in Singapore in January, 2005, and the selection of Indian team will be made during
this meet. Mr Rakesh Pandey, Minister for Science and Technology, Panjab, will be the chief guest at the concluding function while Mr D.P. Azad, President, Indian Golf Federation, will the guest of honour. |
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Nitin wins roller
skating event Fatehgarh
Sahib, November 17 The folliwng are the winners of rink race 1:- under 6 (girls): Navneet Kaur 150 m; boys: Abhishek Tripathi 150 m (both from Saffron City School). 8 years: girls: Tarandeep Kaur 300 m (Saffron City School); boys: Karanwir Singh 300 (Saffron City School); 10 years: girls: Amanjot Kaur 300 m (Saffron City School); boys: Padamvir 300 m (Saffron City School); 12 years: girls: Samridhi Raaj 300 m (Saffron City School0; boys: Pawandeep Singh 300 m (Saffron City School). Under 14 years: boys: Nitin Sharma 300 m (Saffron City School); 16 years: boys: Alyron Kolaram 300 (Sacred Heart School, Jalalpur). Under 2-14 years: boys- Lovepreet Singh (in line speed skating) Saffron City School. The following are the winners in rink race 2: Under 6: girls: Ravneet Kaur 500m (Saffron City School); boys: Abhishek Tripati 500 m (Saffron City School); under-8: girls: Tarandeep Kaur 500 m (Saffron City School); boys: Rithik Rai 500 m (Saffron City School); under 10 years: girls: Amanjot Kaur 500 m (Saffron City School); boys: Padamvir 500 m (Saffron City School); under 2-12 years: girls: Samridhi Raaj 500 m (Saffron City School), boys: Bhavneet Singh 500 m (Saffron City School). Under 0-12years: Navjot Singh 1000 m (Saffron City School), under 2-14 years: girls: Subudha Raaj 1500 m (Saffron City School); boys: Nitin Sharma 1500 m (Saffron City School). Under 4-16 years: Lovepreet Singh 2000 m (in line speed skate) Saffron City School. Under 4-16 years: Binay 2000m: (Sacred Heart School,
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Central Revenue Golf on Nov 19
Chandigarh, November 17 Mr H.O.K. Shrivastava, Member, Central Board of Direct Taxes, New Delhi, will be the chief guest. |
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