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Page10sport11111.Qxd (Page 1) TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Black Cap Challenge: New Zealand Kashyap loses final of Three J&K mountaineers scale Garhwal peak Canada Open Excelsior Sports Correspondent er from IMF, Wing seam attack vs Indian top-order JAMMU, July 8: Three ace Commander S K CALGARY, July 8: out. Next up US open at LA. Until mountaineers of Mountaineering Kutty was the coor- MANCHESTER, July 8: wickets between them. aggregate of 250 runs is Ross next time Calgary! Cheers !!!," Association of J&K (MAJK) dinator of the selec- Not to forget that all-rounder Taylor (261). Former Commonwealth Kashyap tweeted. namely Stanzin Youthog, Manik tion camp. It has been a dream World Cup Jimmy Neesham (11 wickets) and In terms of batting, they are no Games champion Parupalli Fellow shuttler HS Prannoy Slathia and Ambreen Fatima It is pertinent to campaign for Virat Kohli's men and Colin de Grandhomme (5 wickets) match for India where a much crit- Kashyap's impressive run at the had stayed back to help Kashyap have scaled Draupati Ka Danda mention that now everything boils down to hav- take the seamers' tally to 58 wick- icised Dhoni has also scored near Canada Open Super 100 tourna- with oncourt coaching and also peak (5680m) in Garhwal Stanzin Youthog, a ing two perfect days. ets. 300 runs. ment came to an end after he lost acted as a physio after coach Himalaya as a part of selection constable in J&K Amrish Shinde and physio The quest starts with the semi- 'Law of averages' can be a India will fancy bowling first a three-game thriller to China's camp for Pre Everest Police, is an experi- final clash against New Zealand considering Bumrah and Sumansh Sivalanka had to leave Li Shi Feng in the men's singles Expedition. enced mountaineer here tomorrow. And though the for- Mohammed Shami's good early for the US Open World summit clash here. The selection camp was of J&K having the midable Indian top-order, led by form. Tour Super 300 tournament. Sixth seed Kashyap, who organized by Indian distinction of being tournament top-scorer Rohit However, there could A former top-10 player, has produced some gritty per- Mountaineering Foundation the first Indian girl Sharma, is expected to deliver, be some changes in the Kashyap, who has been strug- formances this week, fell short (IMF), the apex body for adven- along with two oth- New Zealand's seam attack will line-up as number of right- gling with injuries for the last against Feng, going down 22-20 ture sports in the country, at ers to scale Shivling also be ready and waiting to knock handers in the New few years, seemed quite fit as he 14-21 17-21 in the finals that Nehru Institute of peak, technically a at the corridor of uncertainty. Zealand line-up may played three-game matches clocked an hour and 16 minutes. Mountaineering (NIM), very difficult peak. It has been a campaign in prompt India to drop one against China's Ren Peng Bo, "Silver it is @yonex- Uttarkashi from June nine to She has also scaled which Kohli and his men have been worry for India simply because the of the two wrist spinners. France's Lucas Claerbout and canadaopen. It was a good fight in June 30. and participated in successfully able to hide their top-order hasn't had a failure as Yuzvendra Chahal, according to the final. Lost to LiShifeng Chinese Taipei's Wang Tzu Wei "A total of 43 mountaineers, Stanzin Youthog, Manik Slathia and chinks even without a suitable 'Plan such, even the loss against Kohli, was a forced change in the many other expedi- (China) ... Can't say it was the best in the run-up to the final. including 10 girls had been short Ambreen Fatima on top of Draupati Ka tions to formidable B' but they don't have an option of England saw Rohit and Kohli last game and it's still not clear I played this week but overall it Kashyap had reached the listed by the IMFI for this selec- Danda (DKD) peak. peaks. letting the script go awry anymore. score runs. whether there's been an injury issue. was a good week here. Thank you semifinals of the India Open early tion camp. Another selection Khajuria. Similarly, The sub-plots promise to be The middle-order hasn't yet Ravindra Jadeja was accurate to all the fans for the support. this year and the final finish at camp was also conducted at Earlier, 43 mountaineers Manik Slathia, a college student, fascinating --- Rohit trying to hook faced a '30 for 3 day' in the compe- in his first appearance and he could Thank you to @prannoy_hs_ for Canada Open is his best perform- Jawahar Institute of from across the country reported a Lockie Ferguson bouncer, KL tition and Boult's first spell under a be in consideration. extending his stay just to help me is also an accomplished moun- ance of the season. (PTI) Mountaineering at NIM, Uttarkashi on June nine. taineer who has successfully Rahul negotiating one from Trent cloudy Manchester sky could In case India go in with three (JIM) Pahalgam in Kashmir Prominent among the trainees completed all the mountaineer- Boult that could tail in, Kohli unsettle the best in the business. seamers, including Bhuvneshwar and a total about 40 moun- were Sheetal, the youngest ing courses and has scaled smashing Matt Henry all around. Also save Hardik Pandya, the Kumar, then Kedar Jadhav, with his taineers are expected to be Or it could be Kane other middle-order batsmen round-arm off-spin apart from mountaineer in the world to Matho Kangri (6230m), Stok selected for the Pre Everest scale Kangchenjunga in 2018 Williamson's near perfect technique haven't inspired the highest confi- cheeky strokes, could once again Massif expedition to a peak Kangri, Kolhai peak in J&K and against spinners or Ross Taylor try- dence and that includes Dhoni replace Dinesh Karthik in the mid- and Everest in 2019; Everesters Dharamsura (6420m) in above 7000m scheduled to be Daljinder Singh from Punjab, ing to get a grip of Jasprit Bumrah. despite his 293 runs and a 90 plus dle-order. organized in the post monsoon Himachal Pradesh during an Last but not the least is whether strike-rate. In the end, on a knock-out day, Nanda Dass from Bangalore, Alpine camp organized by IMF. season (August -September)," Khimi Ram from Himachal Mahendra Singh Dhoni is able to He has scored runs on some Kohli wouldn't mind an inside edge Earlier in February this year generals secretary of MAJK, Pradesh and Vineet Joshi from get a hang of Mitchell Santner's tricky wickets but he would be cer- to miss stumps or go for a boundary he was among the four moun- Ram Khajuria told SAN. from Andaman- Nocobar Island. slow left-arm orthodox bowling tainly hoping for a lot more against when batting and enjoy the benefits Based on the performance of taineers selected by IMF for an having watched him closely at the the Black Caps. What could go in of a horrible mix-up between oppo- 21 years old Ambreen Fatima of the participants in the Pre Everest J&K had the distinction of being expedition to Everest but unfor- Chennai Super Kings nets. his favour is the pace at which sition batsmen while fielding. expedition final team will be tunately that expedition did not A near flawless campaign Henry and Ferguson would bowl. That's the slice of luck everyone the youngest participant in the selected by the IMF for a major selection camp. mature. On the other hand could come to a naught against a If his horizontal bat shots get needs apart from the 99 percent expedition to scale four prominent Ambreen Fatima of Kargil, a gutsy Black Caps side which has going, Dhoni will be a different effort on a big day. New school building being inaugurated at APS BD The camp started with a peaks in the Everest massif region week- long physical training and student of Govt. College for always asked probing questions in player to deal with. The only time India played in a Bari on Monday. from Everest base camp. Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu ICC tournaments. New Zealand's 'achilles heel' World Cup semifinals in England acclimatization which included "The peaks are Mount is a fast upcoming mountaineer To India's comfort, New has been their batting as none from was at the Old Trafford, in their tro- long treks with heavy loads and APS BD Bari New School Everest, the highest peak on the of J&K who has completed the Zealand's tournament has gone on a their top-order, save Williamson phy-winning campaign of 1983 glacial training followed by lat- Earth, Lhotse(8516m), the 4th est techniques of climbing for necessary mountaineering downward spiral during their last (481 runs), have been able to when they had faced the hosts. highest peak in the world, three games but their initial good stamp their authority. England would be up against building inaugurated few days. Then the team shifted courses and has also summited Nuptse (7861m) and Pumori to the base camp of Draupti Ka Matho Kangri (6230m) in work helped them beat Pakistan to Bumrah didn't play the last Australia in the second semifinal on Excelsior Sport Correspondent students. (7161m). The selected moun- Danda peak and finally scaled a last four spot. bilateral series in New Zealand and July 11 in Birmingham.
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