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Page12sports.Qxd (Page 1) SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2019 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Rohit Sharma's brilliant century goes Dhoni scores 10000 ODI in vain as India lose series-opener runs for India SYDNEY, Jan 12: during the England tour, 174 of SYDNEY, Jan 12: them came while batting for The seasoned Mahendra Asia XI in three matches. On Rohit Sharma's individual Singh Dhoni Saturday became Saturday, he breached the mark brilliance was not enough to the fifth player to for the country. make up for a floundering top score 10000 runs for Dhoni thus joined an and middle order as India suf- India in One-day elite list of Indian crick- fered a 34-run defeat at the International cricket, eters who had previously hands of a resilient Australia in adding another achieved the feat, which Selected Ball Badminton players posing along with dignitaries and officials in Srinagar on the first One-day International, feather to his illustri- include Sachin Saturday. here today. ous cap. Tendulkar, Sourav Sharma conjured up a mag- Starting the Ganguly, Rahul Dravid Probable selected for National Ball nificent 133 of 129 balls for his innings at 9999 runs, and Virat Kohli. 22nd ODI hundred but eventual- Dhoni took seven In 330 ODIs for ly it only helped in reducing the deliveries to reach the landmark India, the wicketkeeper-batsman Badminton C'ship; screening on Jan 15 defeat-margin as India ended up on his way to a patient 51 in the has now over 10,050 runs at an Excelsior Sports Correspondent Shafi, Ground In-charge Indoor time along with age proof cer- at 254 for nine while chasing a Australian players celebrating dismissal of M S Dhoni during first ODI of the three-match average of 49.75, including nine Stadium Srinagar, Waseem tificate and 2 passport size pho- 289-run target. Ist ODI at Sydney on Saturday. series against Australia, here. centuries and 67 fifties. SRINAGAR, Jan 12: Jammu Akram (Badminton Trainer), tographs. Three of India's top four India were gasping after los- back Dhoni, who became only While the right-handed Overall, Dhoni is the 13th and Kashmir Ball Badminton Arsheena Malik (Physical batsmen could not reach double- ing three batsmen at a single- the fifth Indian batsman to com- Dhoni had crossed the 10,000- player in history to score 10,000 Association after conducting Teacher GD Goenka Public DFA Anantnag, Sainik digit and lasted a mere 11 balls. digit score of four before plete 10,000 runs in ODI cricket run mark in the format in 2017 runs in the ODIs. (PTI) selection trials at Sher-e- School) and Basit Ahmad Khan With 10 fours and six sixes, Sharma and Mahendra Singh during the course of his knock Kashmir Indoor Stadium (Ball Badminton Trainer). Colony FC register Sharma reached his hundred off that came off 96 balls. Srinagar picked the players for Accoding to a handout convincing victories SCOREBOARD Tendulkar, Ganguly, Rahul DGP honours J&K Central the upcoming 38th Sub-Junior issued here the screening is Australia Innings: Dravid and Kohli are the other National Ball Badminton scheduled to be held on Excelsior Sports Correspondent January 15, 2019 at Polo Alex Carey c R Sharma b K Yadav 24 batsmen to achieve the feat. Championship for boys & girls 2019 to be held at Ernakulam Ground Playfield (Srinagar) JAMMU, Jan 12: District Aaron Finch b B Kumar 6 The hosts owe their 1-0 lead Police Water Sports team (Kerala) from January 23 to at 1 pm. Football Association (DFA) Usman Khawaja lbw b R Jadeja 59 in the three-match series to a Excelsior Sports Correspondent C-1, 500 mtrs category while 27. The Association has advised Anantnag and Sainik Colony Shaun Marsh c M Shami b K Yadav 54 collective batting effort by their Constable Imran Hussain has JAMMU, Jan 12: Director The selection Committee all the selected players to report Football Club registered con- Peter Handscomb c Dhawan b B Kumar 73 middle-order batsmen, specially won a Gold medal in C-2, 500 General of Police J&K Dilbag comprised of Mushtaq Ahmad at Polo Ground Playfield vincing victories over their rivals Marcus Stoinis not out 47 Peter Handscomb, who switched mtrs. Singh rewarded 18 officials of Zargar, Manager Indoor Stadium in the ongoing 12th Christmas Glenn Maxwell not out 11 gears in time to steer his side to Other 16 officials of the team (Srinagar) on the said date and J&K Central Police Water Srinagar as observer; Mohd Gold Cup Football Tournament, Extras (B-4, LB-2, NB-2, WD-6) 14 288 for five with his 73-run rewarded with Commendation Sports team for their perform- being organised by All J&K Total (For 5 wickets in 50 overs) 288 knock. Certificate Class 1st and cash ance in the 18th All India Police Christian Welfare Association, Bowling: B Kumar 10-0-66-2, K Ahmed 8-0-55-0, M Shami 10- Handscomb and Marcus reward of Rs 2000 each in Water Sports Championship under the aegis of Jammu and 0-46-0, K Yadav 10-0-54-2, R Jadeja 10-0-48-1, A Rayudu 2-0- Stoinis (47 not out) grabbed the recognition of their good per- 2018 held at Sukhana Lake, Kashmir Football Association 13-0. momentum with their 68-run formance in the championship Chandigarh in which the team (JKFA) at GGM Sciecne College India innings: stand for the fifth wicket as held at Sukhana Lake bagged two gold and a bronze Football ground, here today. Rohit Sharma c Maxwell b Stoinis 133 Australia scored 93 runs in the Chandigarh from September 22 medal. In the first match, DFA Shikhar Dhawan lbw b Behrendorff 0 last 10 overs. to September 26, 2018 are HC The officials who have been Anantnag defeated NGR FC by Virat Kohli c Stoinis b Jhye Richardson 3 Usman Khawaja (59) and Parvez Ahmad, HC Zahoor rewarded by the DGP include three goals to nil (3-0). For DFA Ambati Rayudu lbw b Jhye Richardson 0 Shaun Marsh (54) also scored Ahmad, HC Feroz Ahmad, SgCt Constable Adil Mohi-ud-Din Ananatnag, Arbaaz scored the MS Dhoni lbw b Behrendorff 51 half-centuries for the hosts who Reyaz Ahmad, SgCt Farooq and Constable Imran Hussain first and 3rd goal in 13th and Dinesh Karthik b Jhye Richardson 12 lost skipper Aaron Finch (6) in a Ahmad, Ct. Showkat Ahmad, for winning two Gold and a 53rd minutes of the match, Ravindra Jadeja c Shaun Marsh b Jhye Richardson 8 slow start after electing to bat. Ct. Imran Hussain, Ct. Office bearers of All J&K Powerlifting Association posing for Bronze medal with a while Umar Farooq netted Bhuvneshwar Kumar not out 29 Marcus Stoinis (2-66) dis- Mukhtiyar Ahmad, Ct. Asin a group photograph after finalizing Annual Calendar. Commendation Certificate Class another goal in 52nd minute. Kuldeep Yadav c Khawaja b Siddle 3 missed Sharma, and India's Hussain, Ct. Imtiyaz Hussain, 1st along with cash reward of Rs In another match, Sainik Mohammed Shami c Maxwell b Stoinis 1 hopes perished with him for Ct. Munir Malik, Ct. Nasir 15,000 and Rs 10,000 respec- Powerlifting Asso finalizes Annual Calendar Colony FC got the better of Extras: (lb-7, w-6, nb-1) there was too much for the Tinda, Ct. Showkat Hussain, tively. Constable Adil Mohi-ud- Hero Football Club by two Total: 254/9 in 50 overs remaining tail-enders to do. Foll. Altaf Ahmad, Foll. Sajad Excelsior Sports Correspondent Ahmed, Jagbir Singh, Amandeep Din has won Gold medal in C-2, goals to nil (2-0). Aryaveer and Bowling: Jason Behrendorff 10-2-39-2, Jhye Richardson 10-2-26- Earlier, India spinners Ahmad and SPO Javid Hussain Bassan and Sohan Lal. 500 mtrs and a Bronze medal in JAMMU, Jan 12: To finalize After a threadbare discussion, Navdeep scored the goals for 4, Peter Siddle 8-0-48-1, Nathan Lyon 10-1-50-0, Marcus Stoinis Kuldeep Yadav (2/54) and Latto. the Annual Calendar for the year the members decided that J&K winners in 17th and 20th min- 10-0-66-2, Glenn Maxwell 2-0-18-0. Jadeja (1/48) shared three wick- 2019-20, All J&K State utes of the match respectively. State Powerlifting Championship ets between them while pacer Powerlifting Association held a The matches were officiated 110 balls, equalling Sourav will be held in the month of June Dhoni (51) combined to stitch Bhuvneshwar Kumar (2/66) Samar Club, Laxmi CC meeting , here today. The meeting by a panel of experts namely Ganguly's record of 22 ODI cen- together a 137-run stand for the accounted for two batsmen. 2019 and J&K Bench Press turies and is now behind only was attended by almost all office Koushal Kumar, Moon Stephen, fourth wicket. Kumar bowled Finch (6) in bearers of the Association includ- Championship in the month of Dheraj Meenia, Rocky Sharma, Sachin Tendulkar (49) and Virat Debutant Jason Behrendorff the third over, an inswinger slip- seal berths in QFs September 2019. Kohli (38). ing Ajay Sharma, General Romesh Chander, Ricky Kumar broke the partnership by sending ping in through the gate. (PTI) Excelsior Sports Correspondent Farooq took 2 and 3 wickets Secretary; Rahul Sawhney, The Association also inducted and Mohinder Kalsi (Physio). respectively. Samar Singh was Senior Vice President; Adil two new members in the In tomorrow's fixture, Arco JAMMU, Jan 12: Trouncing Qualifiers of National Eligibility Test declared as the man of the Ashraf Khan and Sanjeev Singh, Association namely Malvi Gupta FC Baramulla will lock horns their respective rivals convinc- The following candidates have Shailesh Pandita, S/o Durga Sanjeev Kumar, S/o Late match.
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