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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2013 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Taj lays foundation of Indoor Manhas slams ton, Zaheer takes 5-for Sports complex at Udhampur MUMBAI, Nov 16: found the fence 20 times. Zaheer's wickets included *Says each block to get sports complex Zaheer Khan bagged a five- Seeking to make a come- that of out-of-favour India wicket haul before Aditya Tare back into the Indian team, opener Virender Sehwag, Excelsior Sports Correspondent Senior Superintendent of Police, struck a strokeful century as Zaheer picked up 5/88 as Manan Sharma, centurion Anil Mangotra, Divisional Sports UDHAMPUR, Nov 16: Mumbai took a substantial lead Mumbai bowled the visitors Manhas, Ashish Nehra and Minister for Youth Services & Officer J&K Sports Council out in 98.4 overs. Vikas Mishra. Jammu, Rajan Sharma, Engineers after posting 198 for two in the Sports and Medical Education, Taj second innings over Delhi in Mohi-ud-Din, on Saturday said of Sports Council and senior offi- cers were present on the occasion. their Group A Ranji Trophy Rishi Dhawan takes Himachal to that State Government has devised match here today. an action plan under which every Mankotia complimented the thumping victory over J&K Minister for developing a indoor Mumbai batted the second block would be provided one DHARAMSALA, Nov 16: sports complex and a sports field sports facility in the district. He time after Delhi were all out in each Panchayat. asked for restoration of construc- for 324 in their first innings, Pacer Rishi Dhawan grabbed a five-wicket haul as Himachal The Minister was speaking tion work of pavilion being con- exactly the same score the Pradesh crushed Jammu & Kashmir to an innings and 192-run after laying foundation stone of a structed in the premises of sports hosts had put up in their first defeat in their Ranji Trophy group C match here today. multipurpose Indoor Sports com- stadium. essay at the Bandra Kurla Himachal pacers led by Dhawan (5/51) wreaked havoc as they plex here at Udhampur being con- MLA demanded construction Complex. dismissed J&K, who started day three on 14 for one, for just 88 in Sachin Tendulkar holding tri-colour while being lifted on shoulders by skipper MS Dhoni and structed at an estimated cost of Rs. of another national level sports For Delhi, veteran batsman 26.4 overs at HPCA stadium here. Virat Kohli after Indian team’s victory in farewell Test in Mumbai on Saturday. 1.34 crore. stadium in the district near Tikri Mithun Manhas scored a Twenty-three-year-old Dhawan, who finished with match fig- The Minister said that the where the land is available. patient 113 off 196 balls and ures of nine for 121, was ably supported by his new-ball partner Later, the Minister convened a complex is targeted to be complet- hit 18 fours and a six but it was Vikramjeet Malik (2/21) and debutant seamer Akshay Chauhan meeting to discuss the sports relat- Resounding win brings curtains ed within a period of nine months (3/14). Brief Scores: Jammu & Kashmir 178 & 88 (Manik Gupta ed issues. Tare, who hogged the limelight and will have facilities comprising with his unbeaten 115 off 125 18, Obaid Haroon 18; Rishi Dhawan 5/51) balls. The 25-year-old Tare Himachal Pradesh 458. (PTI) down on Tendulkar's career Model Academy organizes Sazan Eleven lifts MUMBAI, Nov 16: pads as he was clipped for three boundaries. Dessa Premier The legendary Sachin boundaries in a single over by Gayle managed to score just Tendulkar got a memorable gift the big-bodied Jamaican. 35 off 53 balls today, his highest Annual Sports Meet League Trophy in his emotionally-charged Marlon Samuels (11) in the series, that was studded Excelsior Correspondent students to give their best in stepped out to a flighted delivery with four boundaries and a six. Excelsior Sports Correspondent farewell Test which lasted just JAMMU, Nov 16: Model excelling at national and inter- about two and a half days as from Pragyan Ojha, only to find A dashing batsman in the national level. DODA, Nov 16: Sazan that Dhoni had effected the easi- T20 format, Gayle finished the Academy organized its Annual India crushed a hapless West He also emphasized the Eleven clinched the final of est of stumpings. series without a single half cen- Sports Meet at School campus Indies by an innings and 126 necessity to develop a spirit of Dessa Premier League Trophy runs to complete a 2-0 white- Gayle also followed suit as tury to his name in the four com- in which over 300 students of he edged a straighter one from pleted innings. His scores in the both the branches of the true sportsmanship among the by defeating Trishul Youth wash in one of the most lopsided students. Club Mangalthata (TYCM) by contests in recent history. Ojha for Dhoni to take a sharp series stand as 18, 33, 11, 35. A school participated. catch. At 87 for five, there was a total of 97 runs in a high-profile Chairman MIER, Dr Arun Various sporting events for 5 wickets at Sports Stadium, There was an outpouring of Minister for Sports,Taj Mohi-ud-Din laying foundation of fear that the match may well get series doesn't do justice to his Gupta was the chief guest on students of class I to VII were Dessa here. emotions when the moment Indoor Sports Complex at Udhampur. arrived as a teary-eyed over even before lunch session enormous big-hitting potential. the occasion and Dr Renu held, which included paste the The Tournament was organ- as Narsingh Deonarine (0) Ramdin, who was fighting a body parts, relay race, duck ized by Amity (Mentor) Youth Tendulkar left the playing arena, multipurpose sports hall, pantry, District Development Gupta, Director was the guest offered a simple return catch to losing cause, completed his 50 which he dominated for 24 long lavatory block, sitting tiers, store Commissioner, apprised the meet- of honour. race, hurdle race, 50 mtr race Club Dessa Doda in collabora- years. Amid standing ovations become Ojha's fourth victim of off 60 balls with 10 fours and a room, office block etc. ing of various problems and tion with 10 RR (Rajput) Doda. from his teammates as well as the innings and ninth of the six which he hit over deep mid- Taj said Government intends demands related to promotion of Earlier, after winning toss the fans who had thronged the match. wicket off Ashwin's bowling. to upgrade and expand sports sports infrastructure in the district. and batting first, TYCM scored stadium to see the champion for However Chanderpaul, play- Shane Shillingford (8) hung infrastructure in the State. He She highlighted the issues like a total of 96 runs in 15 overs. one last time, Tendulkar walked ing his 150th Test match offered in there for sometime danger- asked the local MLA to identify construction of separate girls toilet In reply, Sazan Eleven into the sunset of his glittering some resistance in company of ously and helped Ramdin com- land for development of sports block and changing room, chased down the winning tar- Denesh Ramdin (53) as they plete his half-century. But it was career. fields which would help encour- appointment of chowkidar, instal- get in just 11.1 overs by losing added 68 runs for the seventh only a matter of time before lation of flood lights at mini stadi- Starting the day at 43 for age sports activities among youth. 5 wickets. wicket before the veteran Shillingford finally got an off- um, synthetic flooring at three, the West Indies were skit- The Minister said that the Saqib of Sazan Eleven was tled out for a paltry 187 in their padded up one from Ashwin that break from Ashwin that turned youth of the district have tremen- Badminton Court of Mini went straight after pitching. sharply to trap him plumb in- Stadium, provision of table tennis declared as man of the match second innings as Pragyan Ojha dous potential to participate in for his superb all-round per- completed a match-haul of 10 Chanderpaul scored 41 with four front. (PTI) every kind of sports activity but tables, jogging track at sports sta- formance, while the man of the wickets taking his second five- there is dire need to explore their dium. for. talent by way of extending various Meanwhile, a deputation of series title was bagged by Only seven sessions of play 'The end of an era': Bollywood hi-tech facilities at par with other sports lovers of the district headed Shammi of Trishul Youth Club was possible in a Test match in states of the country. by Ex- councilor, Ashwani Mangalthatha. which one of the most respected on Sachin's retirement MLA Udhampur, Balwant Khajuria also put forth various Commanding Officer (CO) demands regarding development 10 RR Col Sunil Mishra was and celebrated cricketers in the MUMBAI, Nov 16: fans. There will never be another Singh Mankotia, Commissioner history bid goodbye to the game Secretary, Youth Services & of a better sports culture in the dis- the chief guest on the occasion, As master blaster Sachin like you. Love," Aamir Khan, who trict. in front of his home crowd and was often seen cheering for Sachin Sports and Technical Education, while SHO Police Station his family, many of whom Tendulkar's 24-year-long illustri- Parvez Malik, District Taj instructed the officers of Dessa was the guest of honour. ous international cricket career in the stadium, wrote on Sports Council to look into the watched him for the first time Facebook.
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