SHOOTING
Meghana, Mane win air rifle combined staff gold within the twentieth Kumar Sudendra Singh C'Ships
Meghana Sajjanar and Shahu Mane outplayed Nisha Kanwar and Divyansh Singh Panwar 16-6 for the air rifle combined staff gold within the twentieth Kumar Surendra Singh capturing championship on the Dr. Karni Singh Vary, Tughlakabad, on Thursday.
The Railway pair got here up with a top quality fare, constantly hitting a mean of 10.4 or extra on every shot in racing to victory after the 2 groups had been on par at 4-4.
Delhi duo of Paarth Makhija and Rajshree Sancheti bagged one of many two bronze medals by beating Arshdeep Singh and Ramita Jindal 16-14. Delhi shot 20.6, a decimal level higher than Haryana to clinch the decisive two factors after the groups had been tied on 14-14.
Karnataka seemed to be cruising to victory within the first bronze medal match when Darius Saurastri and Smriti Prabhu led 15-7, however Surya Pratap Singh and Zeena Khitta caught up for HImachal Pradesh by drawing degree. The Karnataka pair clinched the bronze with a rating of 20.3 as in opposition to 20.0.
Nancy and Samarvir Singh received the junior gold for Haryana, by beating Uttar Pradesh duo of Anushree Rai and Vidit Jain 16-12.
Uttar Pradesh did bag the youth gold by Ajay Malik and Kruti Rai, because the pair prevailed 16-12 in opposition to Umamahesh Maddineni and Rashi Mittal of Andhra Pradesh.
The outcomes:
| Blended air rifle : 1. Railways (Meghana Sajjanar, Shahu Mane) 16 (629.4); 2. Rajasthan (Divyansh Panwar, Nisha Kanwar) 6 (630.0); 3. Delhi (Paarth Makhija, Rajshree Sancheti) 16 (626.3); 4. Haryana (Arshdeep Singh, Ramita Jindal) 14 (627.6); 3. Karnataka (Darius Saurastri, Smriti Prabhu) 17 (627.0); 4. Himachal Pradesh (Surya Pratap Singh, Zeena Khitta) 15 (627.2). Juniors: 1. Haryana (Nancy, Samarvir Singh) 16 (627.4); 2. Uttar Pradesh (Anushree Rai, Vidit Jain) 12 (628.5); 3. Gujarat (Muskaan Kacholia, Rushiraj Jadeja) 17 (626.3); 4. Andhra Pradesh (Umamahesh Maddineni, Yashika Shriramoj) 13 (624.3); 3. West Bengal (Abhinav Shaw, Arnisha Chowdhury) 16 (625.6); 4. Punjab (Jasmeen Kaur, Parikshit Brar) 12 (624.8). Youth: 1. Uttar Pradesh (Ajay Malik, Kruti Rai) 16 (625.3); 2. Andhra Pradesh (Umamahesh Maddineni, Rashi Mittal) 12 (623.3); 3. Rajasthan (Dakshveer Singh, Devanshi Katara) 16 (621.3); 4. Karnataka (Darius Saurastri, Yukthi Rajendra) 12 (623.3); 3. Maharashtra (Parth Mane, Shikha Nanda) 17 (621.5); 4. Punjab (Mridvika Bhardwaj, Ripudaman Pnaech) 13 (622.0). |
-Kamesh Srinivasan
TABLE TENNIS
Junior Nationwide TT C'Ships kicks off; Chitale, Swastika lacking
Reigning champions Diya Chitale Parag (youth) and Swastika Ghosh (junior) won't be defending their titles when the 83rd Junior and Youth Nationwide Desk Tennis Championships will get underway on the YMCA TT Area right here on Friday.
Diya Chitale has chosen to skip this occasion for private causes whereas Swastika is away taking part in in an ITTF occasion in Zagreb.
Within the absence of those two gamers, Maharashtra's Jennifer Varghese, who just lately received the under-15 title within the WTT Youth Contender occasion in Havirov, Czech Republic, would be the star attraction.
Nevertheless, Jennifer, who will likely be competing within the under-17 class, will face a tricky problem from the top-ranked Suhana Saini (Haryana), Kavyasree Bhaskar (TN), Laksishita Narang and Riddhima Kapoor (each from Delhi).
Suhana Saini, who's the highest-ranked participant within the under-19 class, should quell the problem from the second-ranked Yashwini Ghorphade.
Tamil Nadu's Nithyasree Mani and Maharashtra's Pritha Vartikar are different gamers able to successful the event. There's a lot at stake for the gamers because the Indian squad for the Asian Junior championships in Laos in September will likely be chosen on the idea of efficiency within the nationals.
The highest eight ranked gamers in every class will get direct entry into the primary draw. The remainder of the gamers are divided into teams and the winner of every group will qualify for the primary draw.
Desk Tennis Affiliation of Kerala (TTAK), which is organising the event, has determined to award equal prize cash to winners within the lady's class on this event itself although the Committee of Directors (COA) had determined to revive parity in prize cash from subsequent season.
"As an added incentive we determined to implement the COA's resolution on this event itself. The entire prize cash on provide is Rs 6.06 lakhs. The event has attracted entries from 500 gamers and to keep away from a rush we will likely be conducting the lady's occasions first The boy's occasions will start on June 21 and the finals will likely be performed on June 23. The matches will likely be performed on 16 tables on the renovated YMCA, TT Area'' mentioned N. Ganeshan, the TTAK president. Alappuzha District Collector Dr. Renju Raj will inaugurate the event.
-Praveen Chandran
AITA Tremendous sequence juniors: Vatsal reaches U-18, U-16 finals
Vatsal Manikantan made each the finals of under-18 and 16 boys occasions within the AITA Tremendous sequence junior tennis event on the CLTA Complicated on Thursday.
Vatsal beat Bhicky Sagolshem 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 to arrange a title conflict with Anmol Nagpure within the under-18 part.
Within the under-16 occasion, Vatsal beat high seed Dhruv Sachdeva 6-3, 6-1 to arrange a ultimate with Kabir Chothani who beat the second seed Swastik Sharma 6-2, 6-7(4), 7-5.
Within the lady's part, Jaya Kapoor made each the finals. She is going to play Riya Kaushik within the under-18 ultimate, and Aarushi Raval within the under-16 occasion.
The outcomes:
| Boys: Below-18 (semifinals): Vatsal Manikantan bt Bhicky Sagolshem 6-3, 1-6, 6-3; Anmol Nagpure bt Om Yadav 6-1, 6-2. Doubles (ultimate): Shankar Heisnam & Bhicky Sagolshem bt Vatsal Manikantan & Anmol Nagpure 6-1, 6-2. Below-16 (semifinals): Aarushi Raval bt Saijayani Banerjee 6-4, 1-6, 6-1; Jaya Kapoor bt Isheeta Midha 6-4, 6-4. |
-Kamesh Srinivasan
TENNIS
ITF South Asia under-12 C'Ships: India beats Sri Lanka 3-0 to arrange ultimate in opposition to Pakistan
Indian boys defeated Sri Lanka 3-0 within the semifinals to arrange a title conflict with high seed Pakistan within the ITF South Asia under-12 tennis championship in Kathmandu on Thursday.
Within the women spherical robin league, Indian continued with its victory run and beat Bangladesh 3-0, dropping a solitary sport in all within the three matches.
The Indian women will play Sri Lanka within the final league match on Friday.
With high two groups qualifying for the ITF Asian under-12 occasion to be held in Kazakhstan later within the yr, each the Indian groups have already confirmed their entry and can play for pleasure on the morrow.
The outcomes:
| Boys (semifinals): India bt Sri Lanka 3-0 (Tavish Pahwa bt Minhas Muthuthanthri 6-1, 6-1; Fazal Ali Meer bt Bomullage Somaratna 6-4, 6-1; Kushagra Arora & Tavish bt Gracen Mayooran & Bomullage) 6-0,6-0). Pakistan bt Bangladesh 3-0 (Muhammad Rizwan bt Md. Rajib 6-2, 6-0; Abubakar Talha bt Kabbo Gayen 6-1, 6-0; Omar Jawad & Abubakar bt Mushfiqur Aron & Md. Rajib 6-1, 6-1). Women (league): India bt Bangladesh 3-0 (Anandita Upadhyay bt Humayrah Zara 6-0, 6-0; Prachi Malik bt Sara Jasim 6-0, 6-1; Aahan & Prachi bt Sara & Humayrah 6-0, 6-0). |
-Kamesh Srinivasan
Para Powerlifting
Asia-Oceania Para Powerlifting C'ships: Basha wins 2 silver medals on Day 2
New Delhi, Jun 16 (PTI) Veteran powerlifter Farman Basha clinched two silver medals on the ongoing Asia-Oceania World Para Powerlifting Open Championships in Pyeongtaek, South Korea on Thursday.
Basha, whose final medal got here on the 2018 Asian Para Video games in Indonesia, cleared the bar in all three rounds beginning with 130kg, 132kg and 135kg for a complete of 397kg, sufficient to clinch the silver in males's upto 54kg occasion.
He completed behind South Korea's Keun Jin Choi, who clinched the gold with a complete of 465kg whereas Kyrgyzstan's Azizbek Zamirbek Uluu took the bronze with 362kg.
This was Choi's first main medal for the reason that 2006 Asian Para Video games.
"It is good to win medals after a very long time however I hope that our efforts are being recognised. My subsequent goal is the Asian Para Video games following which I'm planning retirement," mentioned Basha, who was recovering from an damage within the final two years.
-PTI
