20 Monday, July 17, 2017 SPORTS Bahrain’s Janahi first in race DT News Network qualified for the Championship team member Hamad Janahi, Manama among the world’s elite riders. after winning first place in the ahrain Royal Endurance This completes the Bahraini 130km Argenton Race which Team’s Hamad Janahi team qualifying to participate was held in France. Bcame in first riding Samira and consisting of Fahad Al Shaikh Nasser confirmed in a speed of six hours 24 Khateri, winner of the latest the team’s steady movement minutes and 57 seconds edition of the World Youth towards more achievements at a speed of 20km in the Championship in Chile, Dana in foreign races, adding that qualification round of the Al Bengadeer, Rashid Al the team’s administrative and World Youth Championship Rowaie and Salem Sabt. technical body has developed in Italy, while Mohammed HH Shaikh Nasser a plan for the participation Al Miqdad (6:25:02) came bin Hamad Al Khalifa, in many European third and Mohammed Abdul Representative of His Majesty championships. Samad (7:11:55) in fifth place. the King for Charity Works “The team has achieved the Worthy of note was that the and Youth Affairs, Chairman goals for which it participated Bahrain Royal Endurance of the Supreme Council for in the Argenton Race by Team’s Rashid Al Rowaie Youth and Sports, President of way of an honourable sports won first place last year on Bahrain Olympic Committee achievement for the Kingdom the same horse, Samira at the and Captain of the Bahrain in addition to preparing the same venue. Royal Endurance Team team for upcoming endurance Winners on the podium With this victory, Janahi praised the qualification of races,” Shaikh Nasser said. Preparations at its peak Amla helps Proteas pile on the runs for Futsal League Scoreboard South Africa 2nd Innings (overnight: 75-1) DT News Network H. Kuhn c Root b Anderson 8 Manama D. Elgar c Anderson b Stokes 80 li Al Arabi, President of the H. Amla lbw b Dawson 87 AKhalid Bin Hamad Futsal Q. de Kock c Bairstow b Anderson 1 League for Youth Centres, F. du Plessis lbw b Stokes 63 People with Disabilities T. Bavuma c Root b Ali 15 and Girls in its fifth edition, V. Philander c and b Ali 42 affirmed that the preparations C. Morris c Ballance b Ali 13 for the start of the league are K. Maharaj c Broad b Ali 1 in full swing and according to M. Morkel not out 17 the plan set by the organizing Extras (b8, lb8) 16 committees. Total (9 wkts dec, 104 overs, 466 mins) 343 The league begins from England 2nd Innings (target 474) July 24 and will continue until South Africa’s Hashim A. Cook not out 0 August 23 under the theme the presence of representatives Amla (R) plays a shot K. Jennings not out 0 #meeting_of_generations at of the participating teams in as England’s Jonny Extras (lb1) 1 the Khalifa Sports City Hall the league for Youth Centres, Bairstow keeps wicket Total (0 wkts, 4 overs, 16 mins) 1 under the patronage of HH People with Disabilities and Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Girls. Khalifa, First Deputy President Al Arabi explained that Nottingham a Test is the West Indies’ 418 out lbw to Morne Morkel. Earlier Amla, so often a of the Supreme Council the regular meetings of the ashim Amla helped South for seven against Australia at But Cook immediately thorn in England’s side, made for Youth, President of the organising committee are held Africa pile on the runs St John’s, Antigua, in 2002/03. reviewed umpire Paul Reiffel’s 87 -- his second fifty of the Bahrain Athletics Association, continuously, in order to reach Hto leave England facing what England’s corresponding decision and, with replays match. Honorary President of Bahrain the readiness required to start would be a record-breaking record is 332 for seven against indicating the ball would have Opener Dean Elgar (80) and Disabled Sports Federation the event, which experiences chase in the second Test at Australia at Melbourne back in gone over the stumps, the returning captain Faf du Plessis and organised by the Ministry active youth participation and Trent Bridge yesterday. 1928/29. former Australia paceman’s (63) were also among the runs of Youth and Sports Affairs is currently completing the South Africa set England Yesterday, England were left verdict was overturned. as the Proteas, 1-0 behind in in collaboration with Shaikh work through the provision 474 to win after declaring their with a tricky four overs’ batting Cook and fellow left-hander the four-match series after a Khalid’s Media Office. of players’ sportswear, and second innings on 343 for nine before stumps. Keaton Jennings survived to 211-run defeat in the first Test The draw will be held this work on receiving lists and late on the third day. South Africa nearly had a both be nought not out at the at Lord’s last week, cemented evening at 6.15pm at the completing it before the start The most made by any side wicket with the very first ball close, with England one for their already strong position in Bahrain Authority for Tourism of the competitions, which has to win in the fourth innings of when Alastair Cook was given none courtesy of a leg bye. this match. (AFP) and Exhibitions’ Youth City in a Girls league this year. Sikandar Raza 97 puts Zimbabwe on top in Sri Lanka Test Colombo left-arm spinner Rangana Herath ikandar Raza hit a gritty 97 not rattled the visitors’ batting with Scoreboard out to help Zimbabwe recover four early wickets. Sri Lanka 1st innings (overnight 293-7; A. Extras (b8, lb10, w1, nb3) 22 Sfrom a top-order collapse and Herath, who got three wickets Gunaratne 24 not out, R. Herath 5 not out) Total (all out; 102.3 overs) 346 stretch their second innings lead before the lunch break, bowled D. Karunaratne c Masakadza b Tiripano 25 Zimbabwe 2nd innings over Sri Lanka to 262 in the one- Sean Williams for 22 in the second U. Tharanga run out (Tiripano) 71 H. Masakadza lbw b Herath 7 off Test yesterday. session as Zimbabwe teetered K. Mendis c Chakabva b Cremer 11 R. Chakabva b Herath 6 The visitors were 252 for six at dangerously close to losing their D. Chandimal c Chakabva b Cremer 55 T. Musakanda c Karunaratne b Herath 0 stumps on day three, with Raza 10-run advantage. A. Mathews c Masakadza b Williams 41 C. Ervine c Karunaratne b Perera 5 and Malcolm Waller (57) putting It was then that Raza put N. Dickwella b Cremer 6 S. Williams b Herath 22 on an unbeaten 107-run stand for together 86 runs with Peter Moor D. Perera run out 33 S. Raza not out 97 the seventh-wicket at Colombo’s (40) for the sixth wicket to turn A. Gunaratne b Cremer 45 P. Moor c sub (Gunathialka) b Kumara 40 R Premadasa Stadium. Raza lifted the tables on Sri Lanka. Moor Zimbabwe’s cricketer Sikandar Raza (L) plays R. Herath st Chakabva b Williams 22 M. Waller not out 57 Zimbabwe from a precarious 23-4, fell to paceman Lahiru Kumara. a shot as Sri Lankan wicketkeeper Niroshan S. Lakmal c & b Cremer 14 Extras (b4, lb7, w6, nb1) 18 followed by 59-5, after Sri Lankan (AFP) Dickwella (C) cricketer Dimuth Karunaratne (R) looks on L. Kumara not out 1 Total (6 wickets; 68 overs) 252