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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2014 (PAGE 18) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Saksham Bhatia wins gold in sub-junior event 3 State skiers Kohli’s ton scripts India’s leave for Iran Chander Dev emerges best Excelsior Sports Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 26: The victory over Bangladesh boxer in District Boxing C'ship Indian Alpine Ski team has left FATULLAH, Feb 26: balls to spare. It was India's first nasty hit on his ribs by a Varun Excelsior Sports Correspondent of Dr Nirmolak Singh, Rajan Delhi today for Iran to partici- win in the 2014 calender. Aaron beamer. Sharma, Anil Wadera, Tarun pate in the FIS Asian Junior Skipper Virat Kohli smashed Rahane played a key role in It was first century for JAMMU, Feb 26: Chander Sharma and Vinod Bhatia. Alpine Ski Championship to be a magnificent 136 and shared a India's win as he and Kohli bat- Bangladesh against India since Dev Singh emerged best boxer, 50 boxers drawn from across held from February 27 to March 213-run partnership with ted together for 33 overs before Alok Kapali's hundred in an while Saksham Bhatia of BSF the district participated in the 7, 2014. Ajinkya Rahane (73) to lead being separated. Senior Secondary School Championship. The Indian contingent con- India to a comfortable six-wick- India were just 13 SCOREBOARED Jammu clinched gold in the Earlier, in the senior catego- sists of Syed Hania, Azlan Abid et win over hosts Bangladesh in runs away from the Bangladesh: Jammu District Boxing ry, Sandeep Singh, Ankush and Wasiq-ul-Billa, while the Asia Cup, here today. win when Kohli Anamul Haque b Aaron 77 Championship, which conclud- Sharma, Vijay Kumar, Hardesh Hafeeza Hassan is the Team Bangladesh captain was castled by Shamsur Rahman c and b Shami 7 ed at Boxing Rink in MA Singh, Rinku Kumar, Ricky Leader. This is first time that the Mominul Haque st Karthik b Ashwin 23 Stadium, here today. Kumar and Prashast Sharma Chairman/Chief Executive Councilor LAHDC, Kargil, Haji whole Indian team hails from Mushfiqur Rahim c Sharma b Shami 117 The Championship was claimed gold medals in various Asgar Ali Karbalai presenting trophy to winners. J&K. Naeem Islam c Ashwin b Shami 14 declared open by Joint weight categories, while in the These athletes had per- Nasir Hossain c Karthik b Shami 1 Secretary J&K State Sports sub-junior category, the gold formed exceptionally well in the Ziaur Rahman c Aaron b Kumar 18 Council, J B S Bali yesterday, medals went to Arif Wani, Single Star Trespone lifts last Junior National Ski Sohag Gazi not out 3 while on the concluding func- Manil Wadhera, Vishal Singh, Championship held at Gulmarg. Mashrafe Mortaza not out 1 tion today, Narinder Gupta, Saksham Bhatia, Anil Kumar The team will participate in Extras: (B-1, LB-3, W-12, NB-2) 18 Member J&K State Sports and Chander Dev Singh. Police Archery Trophy Slalom and Giant Slalom Total: (For seven wkts; 50 overs) 279 Council distributed prizes The bouts were officiated by Excelsior Sports Correspondent District Police Kargil and said events. Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-49, 3-182, 4-231, 5- among the winners in presence Raj, Satpaul, Rohit and Nitin. that organizing sports events President, Winter Games 241, 6-270, 7-276. KARGIL, Feb 26: The final will help to bring better relation- Association, Farooq Ahmad Bowling: Bhuvneshwar Kumar 8-1-41-1, match of the traditional Archery ship between police and public Shah expressed happiness for Mohammed Shami 10-1-50-4, Varun Aaron tournament, organized by J&K at grass-root level and it is the the selection of three J&K skiers 7.5-0-74-1, Ravichandra Ashwin 10-1-50-1, Police Kargil under the supervi- best way to keep youth away and their coach by the Winter Ravindra Jadeja 10-0-37-0, Ambati Rayudu 3- sion of SSP Kargil, Sujit Kumar from bad habits. Games Federation of India and 0-17-0, Virat Kohli 1.1-0-6-0. at Khree Sultan Choo Sports Karbalai stressed upon the expressed his gratitude to Brig India innings: Stadium Bemathang here, under people to carry on the tradition- (Rtd) SS Patwal, President Rohit Sharma b Ziaur Rahman 21 Civic Action Programme was al and ancient Archery game and WGFI for encouraging the local Shikhar Dhawan lbw b Abdur Razzak 28 held between the Single Star congratulated the winner team talent. Virat Kohli b Rubel Hossain 136 Trespone and the Shabab for their great performance. Meanwhile, the J&K Junior A Rahane c sub (Imrul Kayes) b Gazi 73 Tambis-A. Earlier, Additional SP Ski team has arrived Auli, Ambati Rayudu not out 9 Single Star Trespone won Kargil, Mohmmad Yonus Bhat Uttrakhand to take part in the Virat Kohli celebrating 19th ODI century which Dinesh Karthik not out 2 the final match by 7 points in an presented the vote of thanks. National Junior Alpine Ski steered India to a six-wicket victory over Extras: (LB01, W-9, nb-1) 11 exciting contest. Later, the chief guest and the Championship. Bangladesh in the Asia Cup in Fatullah on Total: (for 4 wickets in 49 overs) 280 Winners of kabaddi final posing alongwith the chief guest, Chairman/Chief Executive guest of honor distributed the Wednesday. Fall of wickets: 1-50, 2-54, 3-267, 4-272 Mohan Lal, SP Kathua on Wednesday. Councilor LAHDC, Kargil, Haji winners and runner-up trophy JKP to face Singh Club Bowling: Mortaza 9-1-44-0, Hossain 10-1-63- Mushfiqur Rahim had also hit a pacer Rubel Asgar Ali Karbalai was the chief among the teams and also pre- 1, Razzak 10-0-55-1, Rahman 5-0-20-1, Gazi sparkling ton to help the hosts Hossain in the 46th guest on the occasion, while sented medals to the players. Akhnoor in opening tie 8-0-49-1, Haque 2-0-13-0, Islam 1-0-15-0, post a challenging 279 for seven over. Kathua drubs Nagri Deputy Commissioner/Chief ADC Kargil, Hassan Khan, Hossain 4-0-20-0. of Gharota T20 after being asked to take first His 136-run Executive Officer, LAHDC, District Officer, DySp Hqrs Excelsior Sports Correspondent strike. knock came off 122 balls with Asia Cup in June 2008. Young in Kabaddi final Kargil, Mohammad Sadiq Abdul Khaliq, DySP DAR, While Rahim's excellent 18 boundaries, including two opener Anamul Haque (77) too Sheikh was guest of honour. Reyaz Ahmad, other Police JAMMU, Feb 26: Jammu knock went in vain, Kohli's sixes while Rahane took 83 balls impressed with a half-century in Excelsior Sports Correspondent Kathua, SDPO Border While addressing on the Officers and large number of and Kashmir Police (JKP) XI effort resulted in victory of his for his innings which had seven a 133-run third wicket partner- Chadwal, SHO Rajbagh and occasion, Haji Asgar Ali people were also present on the will lock horns with Singh team, which has copped a lot of fours and a six. ship with his skipper. JAMMU, Feb 26: A final SHO Hiranagar were present Karbalai lauded the role of occasion. Cricket Club Akhnoor on criticism of late for their pathet- The only blot in Kohli's The clinical win should also match of Kabaddi tournament on the occasion. February 28, 2014 in the inau- ic performance overseas. innings was when on 35 he give India a big relief after their organized by J&K Police at SP Kathua distributed the Jatin’s fifty goes in vain as Blue gural match of the 1st Drug Courtesy Kohli's 19th One- flicked uppishly at square leg embarrassing defeats against Govt Middle School Banyari trophies among the winners Free Youth Gharota T20 Cricket day hundred India recovered but fielder Rubel could not New Zealand. They also under Civic Action Programme and runner-up teams on the Tournament, to be organized by well after cheap dismissal of the reach out to the ball. avenged their last defeat to was held between the teams of valedictory function. Star scripts thrilling win over JKP Country Cricket Academy at openers Shikhar Dhawan (28) Rahim had led from the front Bangladesh that cost them a Kathua and Nagri, today. Speaking on the occasion, Excelsior Sports Correspondent Micky took 2 wickets, while Academy ground, here. and Rohit Sharma (21) and with a gritty 113-ball 117 and final place in 2012 Asia Cup, Team Kathua registered a SP Kathua said that organizing Vikas, Shankar and Yasir Director General Youth overhauled the target with six that century came after he took a also held here. (PTI) convincing win over Nagri to sports activities is the step for- REASI, Feb 26: A magnifi- claimed one wicket each. Services and Sports, Navin win the title. ward in encouraging the youth cent half-century scored by Jatin In reply, Blue Star chased the Agarwal will be the chief guest Mohan Lal, SP Kathua was towards sports activities and Wadhawan went in vain as Blue target in 19.3 over s in a close in the inaugural ceremony who TSP School organizes ‘Fitness and Sports Week’ the chief guest on the occa- help them not to derail from Star Sunderbani rode on superb contest by losing 5 wickets, thus will declare the Tournament Excelsior Sports Correspondent while in Class 2nd Tanisha Class 9th, while in Class 11th the sion, while Additional SP the mainstream. all-round performance by Micky won the match by 5 wickets. open, while Mohd Arif Rishu, Choudhary, Simran Sethi, Simran winners included Rishab to defeat JKP XI in an exciting Tasir (40) and Micky (39) were Commandant J&K Police 7 JAMMU, Feb 26: T S Public Saini and Sampreet Singh were Chandok, Ayan Oberoi and Rahul PCCF felicitates Forest Football team contest by 5 wickets and enter the main contributors.
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