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Page12.Qxd (Page 1) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Knights beat Cobras by 33 runs in rain-shortened CLT20 match RAIPUR, Sept 19: the D/L method. As five overs had been com- Rains took some sheen off pleted before the rain came, the Kane Williamson's record batting match was counted as complete display of scoring the fastest ever and the par score under D/L century in Champions League method at that stage was 77. Twenty20 as New Zealand side The Knights kept their win- Northern Knights beat Cape ning momentum in the tournament Cobras of South Africa by 33 runs as they had won all their three under Duckworth-Lewis method qualifying round matches. Singers displaying skill during JU's Display Your Talent at Brig Zorawar Singh Auditorium, here today. University of Jammu. -Excelsior/Rakesh The Cobras run chase began Opening batsman Williamson on a disastrous note with their JU's Display Your Talent produced a sensational batting opening batsman Stiaan van Zyl show as he carried his bat through (0) dismissed in the first delivery the innings with a 49-ball 101 not of the innings bowled by Trent out, the first hundred of this edi- Boult. Mukteshi of GCW Parade tion, to guide his side to a huge The other opener Hashim total of 206 for five after being put Amla (20) tried to keep his side on into bat. track but the asking rate kept on Chasing a huge target of 207 rising and he fell in the sixth over bags first place in twin events for a win, the Cobras struggled to in his bid to accelerate the innings. get going and they were 44 for two Excelsior Correspondent the experts for Classical Vocal The proceedings were con- Robin Peterson and Omphile when rain arrived at the Shaheed Ramela were batting on 17 and (Solo) event. ducted by Anjusha and Maida JAMMU, Sept 19: In the Veer Narayan Singh International four respectively when rain came In Semi Classical Vocal Rasool whereas Rakesh Kumar Flag bearer of India Sardar Singh leading the team during the Opening Ceremony of the 17th ongoing "Display Your Talent" Stadium. in the eighth over, though the Solo, Sonali Dogra and acted as the time keeper in both Asian Games in Incheon on Friday. 2014-15, Classical Vocal (Solo) Rain continued and after a Cobras were looking down the Mukteshi Sharma, both from the events. and Semi Classical Vocal (Solo) long wait, the umpires decided to barrel at that stage as the asking Govt College for Women, Competitions were organized by Prof Pankaj K Srivastava, end the Group B match and the rate had risen over 12 an over. Asian Games open with spectacular show Department of Students Parade, Jammu were adjudged Dean Students Welfare distrib- Knights emerged victorious under (PTI) Welfare, University of Jammu at as first and second respectively, uted the certificates among the INCHEON, Sept 19: The session was divided into then a 10-vocalist choir joining while Diksha Kumari from Govt participating students. three parts -- "Incheon, the mag- her with a big screen showing Brig Rajinder Singh Auditorium India primed for best ever Pop sensation Psy brought the at University of Jammu, here College for Women, Gandhi Prominent among others net of dreams," "Incheon, where Incheon citizens reading the latter house down 'Gangnam Style' as all of us become friends," and part of the poem. today. Nagar, Jammu bagged the third present on the occasion were showing in squash at Asiad Incheon laid out the red carpet for prize. Prof Parmeshwari Sharma, "Tomorrow, dreamed by all of The song then changed into In Classical Vocal Solo, INCHEON, Sept 19: player and world no.12 Dipika over 13,000 competitors from 45 The Certificate of Merit was Chairperson, Campus Cultural us." Arirang, a very popular Korean Mukteshi Sharma and Pallikal, too, has said that a medal countries with an exhilarating Initially a video introducing folksong often performed as an awarded to Sonali Bharti from Committee, Dr Abdul Rashid Shingarika Malhotra, both from The Indian squash team each in men's team, men's indi- opening ceremony to launch the the 17th Asian Games and a pro- unofficial national anthem. Govt College for Women, Govt Degree College (Boys), Manhas, Assistant Dean (SW), spearheaded by men's top seed vidual, women's team and 17th Asian Games at the main sta- motion video introducing the Then "Incheon, a place for Parade, Jammu, clinched the Udhampur. Faculty Members, Teachers In- Saurav Ghosal goes into the women's individual is a real pos- dium here today. major facilities was displayed on one Asia" showcased the host city first and third prize respectively, Prof B S Bali, Vijay K charge from various affiliated Asian Games competition begin- sibility. Psy's performance was the the big screen. as a bridge to unite Asia and open whereas Rakesh Deol from Sambyal and Balbir Beera, were Colleges, Ifra Kak, Cultural ning tomorrow with a bright Two of India's bronze has high point of the spectacular show This was followed by a dis- the future of the continent. Institute of Music and Fine Arts, the judges for Semi Classical Officer, Sumeet Sharma, Drama chance of winning medals in all come courtesy 16th ranked as the world's second-biggest play of Korea's traditional drums Two figures related to Incheon bagged the second prize. The Vocal (Solo) event. Instructor, Rahul Sharma, four events on offer. Ghosal, who by his own admis- multi-sports spectacle after the and cymbal-type instruments appeared on stage: Biryu, the leg- India managed to win four Olympic Games was kickstarted Certificate of Merit was award- Dr Shashi Prabha, was the Secretary, Students Cultural sion may not get a better opportu- before emcees Kim Sung-ju and endary founding father of an medals (all bronze) since the with customary fanfare, including ed to Komal Chib from Govt. nity to win a gold. The Asia num- Youn Soo-young came on stage. ancient kingdom whose territory Teacher Inchagre for Classical Council, Aenny Mattoo and racket sport was introduced in the fireworks and breathtaking visual College Women, Gandhi Nagar, Vocal (Solo), while Dr Rakesh Tanya Sohal, Joint Secretaries, ber one has got a bye in the men's Then, a cheering team formed covered the Incheon area, and 1998 Bangkok Games but that singles first round and will play effects. Jammu. Atri was the Teacher Incharge by the city's children, including Sim Cheong, a girl in an ancient Students Cultural Council, modest tally could be matched or the winner of the match between Korean President Park Geun- Prof B S Bali, Vijay K for Semi Classical Vocal (Solo) Jagpreet Kour and Jatinder the squads Impact, Rainbow Air novel who dived into the sea as a even improved in the Incheon China's Jiaqi Chen and Jordan's hye declared the Games open and K Sungsuk Jumping Angels sacrifice for fishermen who prom- Sambyal and Sunaina Koul were event. Singh. edition provided the team plays to Alsaraj Ahmad Khaleel Ahmead amid thunderous cheers from a took centrestage, performing to a ised to give her blind father a huge its potential. at the Yeorumul Squash Courts. capacity crowd as dazzling fire- remix of songs from past sports amount of rice instead. The country's highest-ranked (PTI) works lit up the evening sky. events held in Korea, including On the final stage of "Incheon, JKCA Jammu wing holding jr boys, The competing teams the theme song of the 1988 Seoul a place for one Asia," a ship Cricket Sub Committee to marched into the stadium in the Olympics, and the 2002 FIFA returned to Incheon with a Korean final act of the evening. The World Cup. opera singer, Ahn Sook-sun, Indian athletes trooped in after "For You," one of the popular singing "One Asia." sr girls selection trials from today supervise, control activities: JKCA Iran with hockey skipper Sardar cheerleading songs used in Korea, The ship carried the hoop girl, Singh leading out the smartly- wrapped up the act to get the spec- actor Kim Soo-hyun and people Excelsior Sports Correspondent Sharma, veteran cricketer and Magotra, Abhu Bakar Bin Excelsior Sports Correspondent see and conduct all the necessary dressed contingent. cricket coach will be over all Khalid, Arjun Parth Shri Singh, cricketing activities including tri- tators in the mood for the grand from 45 nations. They were wel- JAMMU, Sept 19: The JAMMU, Sept 19: For smooth The Indians were attired in show that followed. comed by Actor Jang Dong-gun coach for Under-16 and Under-14 Krishna Mahajan, Sudeep Singh, als and coaching of cricketers and black blazers with the women ath- Jammu wing of Jammu and and systematic functioning of formation of State teams in con- The second part of the open- and people of Incheon. age groups. Shivvansh Sharma (Udh), JKCA in Jammu region during letes dressed in blue sarees. The ing ceremony consisted of two Gangnam style performer Psy Kashmir Cricket Association is Similarly, senior girls have to Aarshpreet Singh, Arshtu, Krish sultation with the selectors, who smiling athletes walked in waving holding the selection trials/camps forthcoming cricket season and for themed songs - "New Asia, a and pianist Lang Lang then report at MA Stadium to Roopali Sharma, Aayush Pandoh, Arya have been already appointed by the tri-colour. India have sent a for the already shortlisted Under- safe guarding the interest of the the president in May 2014. Song of Hope" and "Incheon". regaled the audience along with Salathia, coach and Satika Sachivansh, Karmanya Gupta, nearly 700-strong contingent for 16 and Under-14 probables at cricketers, the president of JKCA, It further said that the Exeuctive director Im Kwon- leading Korean musicians like Sharma, Assistant coach, while Paras Kapahi, Khushagar Dr Farooq Abdullah, has on the event and will take part in 28 Hostel Ground, GGM Science Committee will supervise and reg- taek and artistic director Jang Jin Ahn Suk-seon, soprano Jo Su-mi, Under-19 girls will have to report Malhotra, Adish Goel, Samay, August 15, 2014 formulated a disciplines.
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