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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2016 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Despite strong reply by J&K, Jammu Vishal Stars wins HP eyeing three points U-15 Diwali T20 Cup RANCHI, Nov 7: Opener Shubham Khajuria scored 86 (13x4) in a 155-run Excelsior Sports Correspondent 106 runs in stipulated 18 overs for The matches were officiated Jammu and Kashmir replied partnership with Ian Dev Singh, the loss of 7 wickets with Ayush by Sadiq Hussain, Sandeep strongly in their second innings who got out for a nervous 99 JAMMU, Nov 7: Jammu Andotra (35), Rohan Gill (17) Manchanda, Sanjay Manchanda with three half-centuries but that (11x4, 2x6), as Jammu and Vishal Stars won Under-15 and Shahzad (11) being the main and Shugul. may not be enough as Himachal Kashmir put up a solid batting Diwali T20 League-2016 at scorer. Jugjap took 5 wickets Kuldeep Khoda, Chief Pradesh would be eyeing three display. Parade Ground, here today. while Aditpal took 2 wickets. Vigilance Commissioner J&K points on basis of their first Skipper Parvez Rasool hit a The tournament in which 4 Jammu Vishal Stars, in reply was chief guest on the valedictory innings lead in a Ranji Trophy quickfire 68 from 72 balls (6x4, teams which included Jammu chased the target on the last ball function, while Ranjeet Kalra, Group C cricket fixture today. 3x6) as he and Puneet Bisht put Rising Stars,Jammu Vishal Stars, of the match by losing 7 wickets, Vice Chairman Jammu Sports Having surrendered meekly on 68 from 14.3 overs to take the MIER Cricket Academy and thus won the match by 3 wickets. Council/Member BCCI and Hilal for 162, Jammu and Kashmir team past 300. Singh Akhnoor lions participated Akshit 21, Aditpal 18 and Rather MD Simula Group of were 337/4 for an overall lead of At stumps, Bisht was unbeat- was organized by Vishal Cricket Aryasachiman 11 were the main Companies were the guests of 129 at close on the penultimate en on 33 with Mithun Manhas Club Jammu in collaboration scorers. Jugjap was declared as honour. day, as the match headed on 18. with Jammu Police. man of the match in final, the best The proceedings of the func- towards a draw at the JSCA Brief Scores: The tournament is being batsman award went to Ayush tion were conducted by Rajesh Budding cricketers posing alongwith Chief Vigilance Commissioner J&K alongwith Member organized under the supervision Andotra, while the best bowler Dhar and RP Singh. BCCI Ranjeet Kalra and MD Simula Group in Jammu on Monday. International Stadium Complex J&K: 162 & 337/4 in 101 today. overs (Ian Dev Singh 99, of Rajesh Gill Former Ranji award was given to Abhay Kabaddi trials Hope Jammu gets better cricketing facilities: Khoda Himachal Pradesh, who put Shubham Khajuria 86, Parvez Trophy Player. Tondon and the man of the series up 370 in their first innings, Rasool 68). In today's final match batting was awarded to Kartik for his all- postponed first, Jammu Rising Stars scored round performance. have already ensured three Himachal Pradesh 1st Excelsior Sports Correspondent points from this match. innings: 370. (PTI) Simula Cricket Club lifts Kuchay to face Mudasir in JAMMU, Nov 7: General Secretary of Jammu & Kashmir State Sr Snooker final Amateur Kabaddi Association 5th Eid-Diwali Milan Cup Excelsior Sports Correspondent Earlier, in the semifinal, Kuldeep Kumar Gupta informed Excelsior Sports Correspondent Vigilance Commissioner J&K Later-on, the chief guest Mudasir Ashiq defeated Wasim that the trials of Junior Girls was chief guest on the valedic- alongwith other dignitaries had JAMMU, Nov 7: Scripting Iqbal 4-1 by (65-16, 59-24, 26- scheduled to be conducted on JAMMU, Nov 7: Scripting a tory function, while Ranjeet an interaction session with the convincing victories over their 56, 60-2, 60-21), while in November 10 and 11, 2016 convincing 35 runs win over Kalra, Vice Chairman Jammu organizing team and the techni- rivals in the semifinal battles, another semifinal, Kuchay out- have been postponed. KC Sports Club, Simula Cricket Sports Council/Member BCCI cal staff of the tournament. Younis Kuchay and Mudasir played Abhishek Pathania 4-1 He said the new dates for the Club lifted the title trophy of the and Hilal Rather MD Simula Ranjeet Kalra in his wel- Ashiq entered into the finals of by (14-11, 62-55, 67-42, 39-79, trials will be intimated very 5th Eid-Diwali Milan Cup T20 Group of Companies were the come address gave brief report the State Senior Snooker 68-5, 53-35). shortly. Cricket Tournament at Parade guests of honour. Prominent of the tournament. Championship and will lock Ground here today. among others present on the Earlier, winning the toss and horns with each other in the The tournament in which 12 occasion were Shahnawaz batting first, Simula Sports XI summit clash at Billiards Hall, teams are participating is being Choudhary PCC General managed to score a decent total Lawn Tennis players of KC Sports Club posing for a photo- MA Stadium, here. organized jointly by Simula Secretary, Vikrant Sharma CPO of 134 runs in 18 overs with graph after winning the title. The Championship is being Sports and Vishal Club in col- DPO Jammu, Ashish Rathore Hardeep Singh 34 runs, whereas organised by the Jammu and laboration with Jammu Police CPO Kathua, Vijay Saberwal Shashi and Puneet made 29 runs KCSC wins Lawn Tennis final Kashmir Billiards and Snooker and Jammu Sports Council. The President Parade Sports each.For KC Sports Club Association. Excelsior Sports Correspondent School and K C International in organizing committee includes Association, Asif and David. Rohan, Rahil and Abhishant which KCPS won by 6-0. Indian wushu team Hilal Rather, Ranjeet Kalra, In his address, Kuldeep claimed 1 wicket each. JAMMU, Nov 7: KC Sports Vardaan scored Hatrick while Rajesh Dhar, RP Singh, Anand Khoda while lavishing praise In reply, KC Sports Club Club claimed Lawn Tennis title in Bilal Javed scored 2 goals and win 5 medals in 8th Tripathi, Vivek Sharma, Saleem for the organizers for conduct- could not chased the target in 18 the ongoing Sportathon Cup Namandeep pelted one. The Ur Rehman, Vijay Saberwal, ing the event smoothly and suc- overs and made only 99 runs Sanda World Cup 2016, being organized at KC match was officiated by Suresh Vivek Shekher, Madan Mohan, cessfully, specially on the festi- losing all wickets in the process, School, here. Gupta, Ricky, Rocky and Elizha NEW DELHI, Nov 7: VK Magoo, working president J&K Table Tennis Association Sadiq Hussain and Sandeep val of Diwali said that there is thus lost the match by 35 runs. In Lawn Tennis, Under- 16 Sotra. inaugurating Table Tennis Tournament at MA Stadium in Manchanda, while Rajesh Gill, no dearth in talent in the State Rohan was the top scorer with Girls Category final, Pawanpreet In mixed doubles, Bhavya India wushu team has Jammu. —Excelsior/Rakesh Chief Prosecuting Officer and and the only need is to provide 20 runs, while Abhishant and of KC Sports Club defeated Dev Singh and Pawanpreet of K C bagged an impressive five Former Ranji Player is the sportspersons better infrastruc- Amritpal contributed 19 and 18 Komal of D P S in singles and Sports Club defeated Aryamqan medals, including four silver 32nd Jammu District Table Oraganizing Secretary of the ture. He hoped that Jammu runs respectfully. claimed the title, while in Under- Wazir and Mokshi of K C Public and one bronze, in the eighth event. cricketers get better facilities to For Simula XI, Vikram 16 Boys doubles Aryaman and School. Sanda World Cup held at Xian, Tennis C’ship gets underway Kuldeep Khoda, Chief blossom at the higher levels. Manhas bagged 5 wickets while Tarun of K C Public School In overall, 1st position went to China from November 4 to 6. Excelsior Sports Correspondent beat Pratham by 2-1, Shivain Raman, Kuldeep, Sahil and defeated Bhavya Dev Singh and K C Sports Club with 2 gold and The event witnessed partici- outplayed Akhil by 2-1, Manik Gulzar shared 1 wicket each. Kashmir to Kanyakumari Swachh Samay of K C Sports to win the 1 silver, 2nd position was bagged pation from 80 best Sanda play- JAMMU, Nov 7: The 32nd drubbed Pranav by 2-0, Priyash Vikram Manhas of Simula title. by K C Public School with 1 gold, ers of 13th World Wushu Jammu District Table Tennis trounced Pranay by 2-1, Abhinav Bharat cycle rally flagged off Club was declared as man of the The Football Match was 1 silver and 1 bronze. The 3rd Championship 2015. India were Championship, being organized beat Ragdeep by 2-1, Adrit got match, while Surya of KC played between K C Public position was taken by DPS. represented by five players, by Jammu and Kashmir Table better of Sarthak by 2-1, Vishal Excelsior Sports Correspondent The participants will travel Sports XI was adjudged best according to information Tennis Association got underway outplayed Adritya by 2-0. through Delhi, Jaipur, Gandhi batsman of the tournament. reeceived here. at MA Stadium, here today. Second round matches were JAMMU, Nov 7: A month Nagar, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Vikram was named as best Arjuna Awardee and world The championship was in progress till the last reports long ‘Kashmir to Kanyakumari Chennai and Thiruvanantha- bowler. Shashi of Simula silver medalist Y Sanathoi Devi declared open by V.K Magoo, came in. Swachh Bharat Tour de Rotary’ puram to reach Kanyakumari on Cricket Club was declared man won the silver for India after Working president J&K Table Prominent among others was today flagged off from the December 9, 2016.
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