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MONDAY, MAY 19, 2014 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU MIER blanks KC Gurukul in U-14 basketball KKR improve play-off chances with Sakshi of MHAC Nagbani comfortable win over SRH HYDERABAD, May 18: in the penultimate over, leaving KKR to score 10 runs from the Putting up an all-round last. Ryan ten Doeschate's (25 show, Kolkata Knight Riders not out) six in the second ball wins sprint gold consolidated their fourth posi- ended all SRH's hopes of a tion in the points table with a Excelsior Sports Correspondent In 800 meters Under-17 KB Public claimed bronze. miraculous win. comfortable seven-wicket win KKR remain in fourth posi- girls, Shiksha Koul of MHAC Under-14 girls 100 meter over Sunrisers Hyderabad in an JAMMU, May 18: Sakshi Nagbani bagged gold, Bandana gold went to Sapna Sharma of tion but have taken their tally to Koul of MHAC Nagbani IPL match, here today. 12 points while SRH remained Sharma of HS Barui won silver MHAC Nagbani, while Ikra None of the Hyderabad bats- clinched gold in Under-17 girls and Priya of GHS Khara Khan of KB Public School and in sixth with eight points. 100 meter sprint in District men could play an innings of When Gautam Gambhir was clinched bronze. Zanib Bibi of Maira Mandrian substance as the hosts settled Level Inter-School Athletic In long jump Under-17 girls, claimed silver and bronze given caught behind despite not Meet, organized by the for a modest 142 for eight after nicking Dale Steyn, it was not medals respectively. electing to bat. They paid the In shotput Under-14 girls, the start KKR were looking at. price of not building partner- And when Steyn deserved a Arti Devi of HS Deoli won gold, ships on a wicket that had Shweta Pandita of BHMPS wicket, he did not get it as bounce but still offered plenty Shikhar Dhawan failed to latch Winners of Yoga Championship posing for a group photograph alongwith dignitaries and offi- claimed silver and Asha Devi of to batsmen. cials in Srinagar. HS Kot Garhi bagged bronze, on to a mis-hit from Robin David Warner was the top Uthappa. The KKR batsman while in 600 meters Under-14 scorer for SRH, smashing his girls, Kirtashi Kotwal of MHAC added salt to the wound by way to 18 ball 34. Had it not flicking the next ball from the Srinagar District Yoga Nagbani bagged gold, Mareena been for some small contribu- Bibi of GHS Sagoon won silver tearaway paceman for a six. tions from Naman Ojha (22) Nevertheless, SRH bowlers and Rabeena Bibi of Maira and Irfan Pathan (23 not out), Mandrian got bronze. were well in control, allowing SRH Championship concludes In long jump Under-14 girls, the would Harsimran Kour of Boys High Today’s Fixture hosts to Excelsior Sports Correspondent prizes among the position holders Shahzaib of Kashmir Harvard have School Simbal won gold, score on the valedictory function. and Ubair of CMP got first, sec- struggled RR Vs MI -Ahmedabad (4 pm) SRINAGAR, May 18: 3-day Barsha Devi of Barui bagged only 30 Earlier, in 5-8 girls, Maryam ond and third position respective- to get long District Srinagar Yoga silver and Sonia Devi of GHS DD Vs KXIP -New Delhi (8 pm) runs in Mubashir, Hija Mufti and Zara ly. close to Championship 2014 concluded at Sangrampur claimed bronze. six overs. Uthappa was trying Hussain of RCC Srinagar got In 14-17 girls, Tanzeelz 150-run mark. Sher-e-Kashmir Discus throw Under-14 girls too hard hard but was not get- first, second and third positions Muzaffar, Muqdus Majeed of KKR easily knocked off the Indoor Sports Complex, here. gold went to Harsimran Kour of ting his timing. respectively, while in 8-11 girls, RCC Srinagar and Ifra Irshad of Players sweating-it-out during an Inter-School Basketball target with two balls to spare as The Championship was Saba Jan, Fatima Hussain of Kashmir Harvard got first, sec- GHS Simbal Camp, while SRH bowlers kept tighten- organized by the J&K Yoga match in Jammu. veteran batsman Yusuf Pathan ing the noose as boundaries RCC and Anusha of Kashmir ond and third position respective- Rupali Chib of MHAC Nagbani Association in collaboration anchored the chase with an almost dried up as KKR man- Havard got first, second and third ly, while in boys, Raveen Deep Rajni of GHS Simbal Camp bagged silver and Simranjeet with the J&K State Sports Department of Youth Services claimed gold, Bandana Sharma Kour of APS Miran Sahib won unbeaten 39-knock, which had aged only 60 runs at half-way position respectively. Singh, Afridi Maharaj and Council. and Sports, under the patronage of HS Barui won silver and bronze. two fours and as many sixes. mark. In boys category, Bilal Aauqib Rasheed Wani won first, Over 100 players including of its Director General, Navin Palvi Manhas of Carmel Meanwhile, in basketball Pathan's 45-run stand for the They had wickets in hand Ahmed, Ankit Sharma of second and third position respec- boys and girls participated in var- Mehboob Public High School tively. Agarwal at BSF Stadium Convent got bronze. Under-14 girls, MIER blanked third wicket with Manish and that was a big advantage. ious age groups. and Tabish Hameed of CMP got In 17-21 girls, Sabreena Paloura, here today. Rift Choudhary of GHS KC Gurukul by (9-0), KC inter- Pandey (35) was crucial as it Yusuf Pathan cut his brother Joint Secretary (Kashmir), first, second and third position Yousuf Badam, Pariha and Hapsa The silver medal in this Chowadi bagged gold in Under- national beat MHAC Nagbani came in a quick time and when Irfan for a boundary and Manish J&K State Sports Council, J B respectively. Maqsoodi got first three posi- event went to Kulbinder Kour of 17 girls shotput, while Suman by (4-2) and Heritage got KKR did not have much runs on Pandey opened his arms by APS Miran Sahib, while Palvi Singh Bali was the chief guest on In 11-14 girls, Fatima Aziz of tions respectively, while in boys, Kumari of Boys HS Simbal and walkover against KC Public, the board. creaming off Amit Mishra for a Manhas of Carmel Convent the occasion, while Fareda RCC, Mukaram and Abeena of Shariq Shabir, Tabish Mehraj and Noor Jahan of KB Public School while in basketball Under-17 Pandey was dismissed when two fours and a six, providing Kunjwani bagged bronze. Shabir, Joint Secretary Kashmir Harvard got first, sec- Iqbal Kahan of RCC claimed claimed silver and bronze girls, DPS trounced KC he tried to accelerate more but the innings much-needed impe- Earlier, in 3000 meters (Kashmir), J&K Yoga ond and third position respective- first, second and third position medals respectively. International by (14-10), GD Pathan ensured that he stayed tus. Under-17 girls, Nishada Bibi of Association was also present on ly. respectively. Owasia Khan of In Under-17 girls discus Goenka outplayed Carmel till the end to see the side home. Pandey was dismissed by GHS Sagoon won gold, the occasion. The chief guest and In boys section, Rizwan RCC Srinagar got first position in throw, Suman Kumari of Boys Convent by (6-4), Jodhamal He hit Bhuvneshwar Kumar for Karn Sharma but Doeschate Chameli Devi of GHSS Bishnah the other dignitaries distributed Rashid Wani of RCC Srinagar, 21-25 girls. High School Simbal won gold, Public School defeated Heritage a six at the start of the 18th over supported Pathan well, sharing got silver and Naseev Kour of Rift Choudhary of GHS by (11-8) and KC Gurukul and eventually took 14 runs. a 42-run stand. (PTI) Nari Bala claimed bronze. Chowadi got silver and Sonia of thrashed MIER by (10-0). Steyn conceded just six runs ‘Best Dancer of J&K' Sourav Kothari stretches Gufran T20 Cricket Tournament Aditya Mehta Late flourish gives Bangalore competition held MUMBAI, May 18: Excelsior Sports Correspondent Over 160 participants par- Rafath Habib of Railways and FCC Pranoo, Royal Club ticipated in two categories jun- JAMMU, May 18: Acharya Himanshu Jain of Andhra Pradesh ior and sub junior. registered crucial wins to qualify 5-wkt win over Chennai Academy for Dance and Speaking on the occasion, for the snooker prequarter finals register wins RANCHI, May 18: Bangalore captain was out in the Earlier, Raina overcame early from Group D in the CCI Classic 15th over. jitters to hit an unbeaten half-cen- Billiards and Snooker Tournament Royal Challengers Bangalore Excelsior Sports Correspondent In another match played Gayle and de Villiers then tury and guide Chennai to a mod- here today. today, Royal Cricket Club made a stunning late flourish after decided to have a go at the est 138 for four. Playing his sixth and conclud- DODA, May 18: Friends Dhrabshala defeated Natnoo initial struggle with A B de Cricket Club Pranoo and Royal Chennai bowlers who were get- During his 48-ball 62-run ing tie in the group, Habib, who Cricket Club Doda by 7 wickets. Villiers playing a cameo of 14- suffered just a solitary loss to India Cricket Club Dhrabshala defeat- Batting first, Natnoo Cricket ball 28 to pull off a five-wicket SCOREBOARD No. 5 Faisal Khan, overcame ed their rivals to advance in the Club Doda set a target of 154 victory over Chennai Super Kings Chennai Super Kings: Arvind Kumar 3-1 for his fifth win ongoing All India 10th Gufran runs by losing 5 wickets in 20 in a thrilling IPL match here Dwayne Smith c de Villiers b Aaron 9 that helped him top the group.
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