TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2017 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Arjun lifts State Jr Snooker title State Football League 2017 Excelsior Sports Correspondent Abrol informed that Senior J&K Bank Academy, Lone Star Blue, Snooker is also going to start JAMMU, Oct 30: Prevailing from today evening, adding that over Vipin Mali in a close contest 64 players will be participating in Real Kashmir FC script wins in the summit clash, Arjun lifted this event and this is for the first Excelsior Sports Correspondent With these goals, the Lone Star goals to nil in a one sided the title trophy of the State Junior time that the players from seven managed to turn the defecit into a encounter. Real Kashmir players Snooker Championship, organ- districts are taking part in the SRINAGAR, Oct 30: In the lead of 3-2 and they managed to dominated the match from the ized by the Jammu and Kashmir event. ongoing State Football League, hold on with it till the referee start of the play and F&S defence Billiards and Snooker He said that there will be 8 four Super and Premier Divisions blew the final whistle. line was helpless before their Association at Billiards Hall, MA players from Srinagar, 8 players matches were played at Synthetic In the Premier-Division attacking play. Though for the Stadium, here. from Poonch, 4 players from Turf TRC, here. match, Lone Star KFC played a first 29 minutes, Real Kashmir Earlier, Arjun won the first Kathua, 2 players from In the first Super Division goal less draw with Mahraja could not score, once Shahid frame 76-44, lost the second 49- Udhampur, 1 player from Reasi match, J&K Bank Academy Sports. Though no team could scored first goal, it opened flood 63, clinched the third 63-22, lost and 1 from Ladakh. defeated Jhelum Sports by two score in the allotted 90-minutes of gates for them. Asrar made it 2-0 the fourth frame 43-59 and The matches were played on goals to nil (2-0). Farhan Pathan the match, the high quality and in 38th minute of the match. The claimed the fifth 66-48 to finally knockout basis. Rakesh and and Ateeb Shafi scored the goals attacking football they displayed F&S players tried their best to win by (3-2). Ashok were the markers, while for them. enthralled the spectators who had score, but failed to do so and the Winners posing along with chief guest and other dignitaries during concluding function of TT In the second Super-Division come in huge numbers. Both the first half ended with score line Championship in Jammu. —Excelsior/Rakesh match, Lone Star Blue defeated teams got several scoring oppur- reading 2-0 in favour of Real Real Kashmir Red by three goals tunities in the first half, but they Kashmir. 33rd Jammu District Table Tennis C’ship concludes to two (3-2) in a close contest. failed to convert those. The situa- In the second half, Real Naish opened the account for tion remained the same in the sec- Kashmir sealed the fate of the Dheeraj Arora drubs Sandeep to lift Real Kashmir team in just 3rd ond half as defence lines of the match early when Amir score minute of the play while Numaan two teams were not ready to give third goal for his team in 49th doubled the lead five minutes an inch to the opposition. When minute and Hyder made it 4-0 in men’s title; Iknoor sweeps titles later. In just first 10 minutes of the the referee blew the final whistle 71st minute. Asrar scored his sec- match, Lone Star players were in the score line read 0-0. Feroz ond and the team’s fifth goal in Excelsior Sports Correspondent lauded the efforts of the players Prominent among others pres- shock as they were trailing by two from Maharaja Sports was 81st minute of the match. When and the Association for better per- ent on the occasion were Satbir goals. declared player of the match for the referee blew the final whistle JAMMU, Oct 30: Getting the formances. Singh, Rajan Sharma, Mushtaq But they didn’t succumb to his performance. it was 5-0 in favour of Real better of Sandeep Khandotra in a In Under-12 Cadet boys final, Ahmed OSD to Secretary Sports Cueists in action at Billiards Hall in MA Stadium on Monday. the pressure and kept playing In the second Premier Kashmir FC. Shahid Nazir was close contest by 3-2 in the summit Rohan Langar beat Divyansh 3-2, Council J&K, Shiv kumar —Excelsior/Rakesh attacking football. Momin scored Division match of the day, Real declared as player of the match. It clash, Dheeraj Arora lifted the while in Under-12 Cadet girls Sharma, Joint Secretary Sports first goal for Lone Star in 23rd Kashmir FC thrashed Food & was after two games that Real men’s title in the 33rd Jammu final, Iknoor drubbed Ragini 3-2. Council J&K, VK Magoo, work- Junior Billiards final was also from now onwards, Mr Himayun minute of the match and reduced Supplies (F&S) team by five Kashmir FC tasted victory. District Table Tennis In Sub Junior boys final, ing president J&K Table Tennis played between Aman will b the chief referee. the lead. The first half ended with Championship, organized by the Saksham defeated Akhilesh 3-1, Association, IP Singh, Satish Choudhary and Stanzin Stobdan Meanwhile, in Senior score line reading 2-1 in favour of Srinagar Eleven, Shastri Jammu and Kashmir Table Tennis while in Sub Junior girls final, Gupta, Ajay Sharma, Vasu of Ladhakh in which Aman Snooker, Akshay Kumar beat Real Kashmir. As the second half Association at Indoor Complex, Iknoor beat Suhani 3-1. Dewan, Anil Dutta, Sandeep emerged as the winner, winning Karanjeet 3-0; Aijaz Ali drubbed began, Lone Star players came MA Stadium, here. In Junior boys final, Ritvik Khadotra, Shorya Sharma, the title by 3-1. Harjot Singh 3-0; Arjun Singh out with all guns blazing and Club emerge victorious General Secretary, Jammu defeated Ankush Gupta 3-0 and Earlier, in men’s semifinals, got the better of Saksham 3-1, Narinder Singh, Sheetal Gandotra scored two goals in 48th and 59th Excelsior Sports Correspondent match by 8 wickets. Ubaid and Kashmir Billiards and Adnan Mir got the better of his Dheeraj Arora defeated Vasu while in Junior girls final, Iknoor , Sanjeev Gupta, Salim Bandey minutes of the match through Haroon (53), Rouf Bisati (40) and Snooker Association, Vishal rival 3-0. Dewan by 3-2 and Sandeep trounced Shreya 3-0. and Rajesh Sharma. Abid Ahmad and Firdous Ahmad. JAMMU, Oct 30: Srinagar Shabir (16) were the main scorers. Khadotra prevailed over Jayesh In women’s final, Iknoor beat Inter-Collegiate Cricket(M) Tournament 2017 2nd SPL T-20 cricket tournament Eleven and Shastri Club regis- From bowling side, Gagan Singh by 3-2. Shreya 3-1, while in Veteran’s tered emphatic wins over their and Anchal took 1 wicket each. On this occasion, Ashutosh singles final, Dheeraj Arora out- rivals in the ongoing 6th Eid- Umar Ali was declared as the Sharma, Secretary J&K Olympic played Anuj Verma 3-0. GDC Mendhar, GDC Kathua Junior Khalsa CC thrashes Diwali Milan T20 Cricket Cup, man of the match. Association was the chief guest The matches were officiated being played at KC School In another match, Shastri who later-on distributed prizes by Narinder Kour (SAI coach), emerge victorious Vicky Club Srinagar by 107 runs ground, here. Club defeated Eleven Star among the winners and runners- Sandeep Khadotra (NIS Table Excelsior Sports Correspondent total respectively. For MBS Excelsior Sports Correspondent 61 runs and Jatinder Singh The tournament in which 12 Jammu by 7 wickets. up peddlers. Tennis coach), Meenu Rajesh and College, Love[preet bagged 3 scored 34 runs to help JKCC to teams are participating is being Batting first, Eleven Star Speaking on the occasion, he Asad Sharma (Coach). JAMMU, Oct 30: Government wickets, while Akash Khajuria JAMMU, Oct 30: Junior score 195 runs. For VCC, Veerul organized jointly by Simula Club, scored 140 runs for the loss of 9 Degree College (GDC) Mendhar claimed 2 wickets. Khalsa Cricket Club trounced took 3 wickets and Pardeep KC Sports Club and J&K Sports wickets in 20 overs with Dheeraj and GDC Kathua outplayed their In reply, MBS College scored Vicky Cricket club Srinagar by a claimed 1 wicket. Promoters Club. (38), Irshad (26) and Anand (22) rivals to advance in the ongoing 117 runs, thus lostthe match by a margin of 107 runs in 2nd Sikh Chasing the target, Vicky Earlier, in the first match, being the main contributors. Inter-Collegiate Cricket(M) big margin of 60 runs. Balmeet Premier League T-20 tournament Cricket Club made 87 runs, thus Srinagar Eleven defeated Shastri From bowling side, Anchal took Tournament 2017, being organized (31) and Evendeep (23) were the organized by Khalsa Cricket club losing the match to Khalsa Club by 8 wickets. 3 wickets, Sahil bagged 2 wick- by the Directorate of Sports and main contributors. Dilshad and Jammu played at Baba Jhule Cricket Club by a margin of 107 Batting first, Shastri Cricket ets, while Gagan and Yogesh Physical Education, University of Sohail took 3 and 2 wickets Shah Ground, Camp Gole Gujral, runs. Amritpal Singh scored 23 Club scored 117 runs in the stipu- claimed 1 wicket each. Jammu at the Varsity Ground, here. respectively. here. runs for his team, while Pardeep lated 20 overs for the loss of 7 In reply, Shastri Club chased The Tournament is being held In another match, GDC After winning toss, Khalsa contributed 15 runs to the total. wickets, with Kanav (28), the target in 16.2 overs by losing under the overall supervision of Kathua thrashed BCET by 9 Cricket Club led by skipper From KCC, Ranjandeep took 3 Deepak (22) and Bunty (17) were 3 wickets, thus won the match by Prof Avtar Singh Jasrotia, wickets. Batting first, BCET bun- Kawaldeep Singh elected to bat wickets, while Gagan and Kawal the main scorers. From bowling 7 wickets. Deepak scored mag- Director, Directorate of Sports dled out for a paltry total of 57 first and made 195 runs by losing grabbed 2 wickets each. side, Shabir and Umar Ali took 3 nificent 90 runs, while Vicky and and Physical Education, runs, with Vishal contributing 15 6 wickets in the stipulated 20 Navjot Singh was adjudged as wickets each, while Gulzar Sahil contributed 40 and 10 runs Selected athletes posing for a group photograph along with University of Jammu. runs. Satnam and Amrit took 3 overs. the man of the match for his bril- claimed 1 wicket. respectively. Parshotam took 2 organizers and officials at Udhampur. Earlier, in the first match, and 2 wickets for GDC Kathua Navjot Singh top scored with liant performance. Srinagar Eleven, in reply, wickets and Kaka claimed 1 GDC Mendhar defeated MBS respectively. achieved the target in 12.2 overs wicket. Deepak was declared as GAIL Indian Speed Star Session-III College by 60 runs. GDC GDC Kathua chased the tar- Sabharwal, Wadhwan shine in by losing 2 wickets, thus won the the man of the match. Mendhar scored a decent total of get easily in 5.5 overs. Sanam NYCS selects 16 athletes for 177 runs in20 overs. Sarfaraz top top scored with 31 runs, while J&K’s lost battle 3rd National Tanisha-Do scored with 59 runs, while Mohit chipped in with 12 runs. Excelsior Sports Correspondent tive ton after he scored magnificent State trials from Udhampur Arfaqat, Raja and Younis con- Moin took the lone wicket from 178 runs against Rajasthan earlier. Excelsior Sports Correspondent He interacted with promising ath- tributed 41, 28 and 21 runs to the BCET. JAMMU, Oct 30: In a lost bat- For Rajastahn DK Singha took 4 Championship concludes letes and wished them success for tle, Jatin Sabharwal and Jatin important wickets. Excelsior Sports Correspondent The gold medals from J&K in UDHAMPUR, Oct 30: future competitions. Pawan Wadhwan blossomed for Jammu In the second innings of various categories were bagged by National Yuva Cooperative Sharma (Member MHRD M and Kashmir in a match of CK Tripura, Jatin Sabharwal plotted JAMMU, Oct 30: 3rd National Prikshit, Sourav, Samarjeet, Shamik, Society (NYCS) selected 16 Minority Committee was the Nayudu U-23 Trophy against Team collapse, scalping 6 important Tanisha-Do Championship, organ- Nman, Abu, Naman Singh, Vasu young athletes including 2 girls guest of honour on the occasion. Tripura at D N Singha Stadium, wickets to restrict the rivals for a ized by Jammu and Kashmir Dev, Tenzin, Dikshant, Santosh, from Udhampur for the purposed Earlier in the morning, DIG Goalpara. paltry total of 146 runs. Paras Tanisha-Do Association concluded Namid, Abhishek and Naman. State Level trials as part of the Udhampur-Reasi Range, Varinder Earlier, winning the toss and Sharma also took 2 wickets. at Shastri Memorial Higher Earlier, the Championship Pan India Athletics Talent Sharma declared open the district batting first, Tripura scored 335 in In the second innings, J&K Secondary School, here today. was declared open by Anuradha Scouting for Summer Olympics trials and encouraged the young their first innings. SA San top bundled out for 92 runs,thus lostthe SP Sandeep Mehta was the Gupta, Director Horticulture in 2020 and 2024. athletes. SSP Udhampur Rayees scored with 104 off 231 balls. For match by 104 runs. Paras Sharma chief guest on the valedictory the presence of SP Vinod Kumar In a day-long activity held at Bhat and other police officials J&K, Paras Sahrma, Mohd Tahir top scored with 27 runs off 60 balls. function, while Inspector Avinash and DySP Pranav Mahajan in an Subash Stadium here today were also present on the occasion. and Sunil Kumar took 3 wickets TR Mandal took 5 wickets, while Sharma and SI JS Rakwal were impressive, well attended and wherein around 1200 young boys List of qualified athletes: Vasu each. VK Saha claimed 3 wickets for the guests of honour. colourful function. and girls from various education- Sapolia (100,200,400m) U -14; In reply, J&K, in their first Tripura. al institution of far flung areas of Sourav Magotra (100m) U-17 essay scored 285 runs. Jatin played Kohli claims back ICC top spot, Udhampur district took part, the List of near qualified athletes: a brilliant innings of 153 runs off Sahara HC, Kashmir district trial was held under the Sonika Sharma 400 mtrs under-17. 164 balls, while skipper Shubham supervision of event district rep- Boys U-17 100 mtrs: Irfan HA script wins in surpasses Tendulkar’s points Dignitaries and officials at valedictory function of District Pundir contributed 46 runs to the resentative Rakesh Sharma & Iqubal, Shamsher singh, Vimesh total. It was Jatin’s second consecu- State Hockey C'ship DUBAI, Oct 30: "The previous highest points Assistant District Coordinator, Kumar, Sanyukt, Asif Ali, Guru Budgam Wrestling Championship. tally of 887 was managed by Kuldeep Singh. They were assist- Sevak and Mohd Toyab Malik. J&K Cycling team shines Excelsior Sports Correspondent Indian captain Virat Kohli Sachin Tendulkar in 1998 and by ed by State Representative of the Boys U-14 100 mtrs: Komal District Budgam Wrestling today returned to the top of the Kohli earlier this year," the ICC SRINAGAR, Oct 30: Sahara NYCS, Opinder Sharma. Preet, Mahi Jendra, Lokesh, at 22nd National Road ICC ODI rankings for batsmen said in a statement. Hockey Club and Kashmir Those selected athletes with Rajveer. after logging career-high rating India opener Rohit Sharma's C'ship concludes Hockey Academy defeated their best timing were giving away the Girls U-14 100 mtrs: Mahi Cycling Championship points, going past the iconic 174 runs in the series has seen rivals in the ongoing Open State certificates by the chief guest, Dy. Sharma. Excelsior Sports Correspondent themselves in games and The Sachin Tendulkar in the process. him reach a career-high rating of Excelsior Sports Correspondent Hockey Championship, being Commissioner, Ravinder Kumar. Boys U-17: Karan Chendial. bouts were officiated by Sanjeev Kohli has moved back to the 799 points, even though he played at Gindun Stadium BUDGAM, Oct 30: District Kumar Sharma, Joint Secretary JAMMU, Oct 30: J&K top within 10 days of losing it to remains in seventh position. Rajbagh and Polo ground Budgam Wrestling Championship JKWA. Cycling Association won Gold South Africa batsman AB de Former captain Mahendra Ganderbal Police organizes sports festival Hockey Field, here. concluded at Sports Stadium The event was organized Medal and Bronze Medal in Villiers after the rankings were Singh Dhoni has risen one place In the first match, Sahara Excelsior Sports Correspondent Officer of 5 Rashtriya Rifles (RR), Charar-e-Sharief, here today. under the overall supervision of 22nd National Road Cycling updated following India's 2-1 to 11th in the latest rankings. Hockey Club defeated Young Principal of Government College The Championship was Nazir Ahmed, President District Championship held at home series win over against The list for bowlers continues GANDERBAL, Oct 30: of Physical Education Dr Hartej Anantnag Hockey Club by three organized by District Budgam Budgam Wrestling Association Jamakhandi Karnataka 28th to New Zealand. to be led by Pakistan pace bowler Police today said it organized a and other district officers, besides goals to two (3-2), while in Wrestling Association under the and Rakesh Khajuria, General 31st October 2017. Mr. Bilal The 28-year-old Delhi bats- Hasan Ali while India fast bowler seven day long Sports Festival various prominent personalities another match, Kashmir Hockey banner of JKWA and was spon- Secretary JKWA. Ahmed S/o Sh. Mehraj-ud-din man, who scored 263 runs in the Jasprit Bumrah has reached a under Civil Action Programme and senior citizens were also pres- Academy trounced Shopian sored by State Sports Council. Nazir Ahmed, AR Ahangar, Dar R/o Kawoosa won Gold series, has reached 889 points, career-best third after finishing which was inaugurated by Deputy ent on the occasion. Hockey Club by four goals to Sixty participants of different President District Anantnag Medal in Sub Junior 20 Km which is the best ever by an India with six wickets in the series Inspector General of Police While speaking on the occa- two (4-2). weight categories participated in Wrestling Association were the Mass start Cat and Sub Junior batsman. against New Zealand. (PTI) Ghulam Hassan Bhat at Sanik sion, DIG Bhat said that these the day-long event. guests of honour, while Sanjeev Bronze Medal 10 Km time trial Arya Vir Singh School in Ganderbal district. sports festivals are being organ- Zahoor Ahmed, Station Kumar sharma, Billal and Aamir In the sports festival, games ized to provide a platform to the and Under-23 Category 120 Km Jamwal, Inspector Indian eves beat China by House Officer Charar-e-Sharief were the technical officials in the including Tug of War, Volley Ball, youth of the state to nurture their Mass Start Road Race and other Commercial Taxes Football etc will be played and talent and channelize their energy (Budgam) was the chief guest on Championship. team performed much better Department, who 4-1 in Asia Cup hockey about 600 participants are partici- in positive direction. He said that the closing ceremony of the Meanwhile the gold medals in way.J&K Cycling Association won the bronze pating, a police spokesman said. Jammu and Kashmir police is Championship, who distributed different weight categories were team Manager Sh. Om Parkash medal in the presti- KAKAMIGAHARA (JAPAN), Oct 30: prizes and certificates to the par- bagged by Anjujal, Hashim, Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal organizing such programmes to and Coach Sh. Ajay Kumar and gious Sir Syed Bicentenary Indian eves dished out an all-round performance to stun China 4- ticipating wrestlers and advised Mysir, Jahangeer, Ishfaq, John Piyush Sinngla, SSP Ganderbal encourage the sports culture in the Karan Digpal were appreciated Roller Hockey Championship at 1 and register their second consecutive victory at the women's Asia them to stay healthy by involving Mohd and Aayaz. Aligarh Muslim University (UP). Fayaz Ahmad Lone, Commanding State. for better results on the occasion. Cup hockey tournament, here today. Goals from Gurjit Kaur (19th minute), Navjot Kaur (32nd), Neha Goyal (49th) and skipper Rani Rampal (58th) enabled the Indians to keep their winning momentum in Pool A at Kakamigahara Kawasaki Stadium. India had earlier defeated Singapore 10-0 in their tourna- ment opener. The Indians were quick to get off the blocks as they won a penal- ty corner in the first 15 minutes of the match to put China on the back foot. (PTI)

Players of Himalayan FC struggling for the ball with Mahabodhi FC players during the High Altitude Football Tournament organised by the ITBP in Leh. (UNI)