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Manya, Eshaan emerge winners in badminton

Manya Ralhan of Jalandhar and Eshaan Sharma of Gurdaspur overpowered their opponents to emerge the winners in the girls’ and boys’ sections, respectively’ in the Junior (U-19) Punjab State Badminton Tournament that concluded at Shastri Hall, near Guru Nanak Stadium...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 12:23 AM Nov 08, 2024 IST

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Manya Ralhan of Jalandhar and Eshaan Sharma of Gurdaspur overpowered their opponents to emerge the winners in the girls’ and boys’ sections, respectively’ in the Junior (U-19) Punjab State Badminton Tournament that concluded at Shastri Hall, near Guru Nanak Stadium here on Thursday.

In the girls’ singles final, Manya scored an emphatic 21-11, 21-14 win over Gursimrat Kaur of Ludhiana to annex the title and in the boys’ section, Eshaan overpowered Mridul Jha of Jalandhar 21-13, 15-21 and 21-15 to win the winners’ trophy.

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