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2018 Sports by Affairscloud.Docx 2018 SPORTS (Jan - Apr) January Name of the Sport Events Name of the Winners Ranji title Vidarbha has won Ranji Trophy for 1st time by defeating Delhi Royal Cup golf tournament India’s Shiv Kapur won the title in Thailand India's highest ranked player in latest ITTF G Sathiyan ranks 49th position at the world level rankings First to score three T20 centuries in Cricket Colin Munro Head coach of IPL team Delhi Daredevils Ricky Ponting Head coach of Pakistan Hockey team Hasan Sardar Hopman Cup Roger Federer & Belinda Bencic win Hopman Cup for Switzerland Second most expensive transfer in the world Brazilian football player Philippe Coutinho soccer history British Junior Open squash Winner : England's Sam Todd Runner : India,s Neel Joshi Kolkata Open 2018 International Invitation Aditya Mehta Snooker Championship Chef De Mission for Winter Olympics Games Harjinder Singh 2018 First Indian to win an international medal in Aanchal Thakur won bronze medal in the Alpine Ejder 3200 skiing Cup National Women’s Boxing Championship Sarjubala Devi won gold medal and the best boxer trophy in Rohtak, Haryana World’s highest ranked Test bowler Kagiso Rabada 8th Sub-junior National Hockey Winner: Assam Championship Runner : Rajasthan Premier Badminton League 3 Winner: Hyderabad Hunters oureducation.inRunner : Bengaluru Blasters Brazil legend Ronaldinho Brazilian World Cup winner has retired from football. Sir Garfield Sobers Cricketer of the year, ICC Virat Kohli Cricketer of the Year 2017 and ICC ODI cricketer of the year 2017 awards ICC T20I performance of the year award. Yuzvendra Chahal ICC T20I performance of the year award. 1.Germany 2.Brazil 102. India Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 Winner : India Runner : Pakistan Host : Sharjah Cricket Stadium, in UAE 8th Hockey India Sub Junior (Women) Hockey Haryana defeated Madhya Pradesh National Championship 2018 (A Division) 15th edition of Mumbai Marathon Ethiopia’sSoloman Deksisa Swedish Open Junior International Series Siddharth Singh won over Denmark’s Christophersen 2018 1 | P a ge U-18 TT Rankings 1.Li Hsin-Yang 2.Manav Thakkar 33rd Women Senior National Weightlifting Rakhi Halder created record by lifting 128kgs in the clean Championships and jerk for a total of 230kgs in the 63kg women's category in Mangaluru Newport Beach Challenger trophy in USA Leander Paes and James Cerretani have won the men’s doubles title Indonesia Masters Badminton final Winner : Tai Tzu Ying Runner : Saina Nehwal National Men's singles Table Tennis Sharath Kamal Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Winner : Delhi Runner :Rajasthan West Indies to host 2018 Women's World T20 in November 2018 Jammu and Kashmir to host international martial arts event Goldberg inducted into WWE’s 2018 Hall of Fame class ASSOCHAM-Football Delhi MoU to strengthen commercial profile BCCI bans all-rounder Yusuf Pathan for five months after failed dope test Elite Women's National Boxing Championship held in Haryana Meghalaya signs host city contract for 39th National Games in 2022 Khelo India anthem launched by sports minister Rajyavardhan Rathore i. Mascots of Khelo India School Games are ‘Vijay the tiger’ and ‘Jaya the black buck’. ii. “Aur khelna chahte hain hum……” the official anthem of Khelo India School Games Australian Open 2018 Category Winner Runners-up Men’s Singles Roger Federer (Switzerland) Marin Cilic (Croatia) Women’s Singles Caroline Wozniacki Simona Halep (Romania) (Denmark) Men’s Doubles Oliver Marach (Austria) and Juan Sebastian Cabal (Colombia) and Robert Farah Mate Pavic (Croatia) (Colombia) Women’s Doubles Timea Babos (Hungary) and Ekaterina Makarova (Russia) and Elena Vesnina Kristina Mladenovic (France) (Russia) Mixed Doubles Gabriela Dabrowski (Canada) Timea Babos (Hungary) and Rohan Bopanna and Mateoureducation.in Pavic (Croatia) (India) February Name of the Sport Events Name of the Winners SpiceJet India Open Boxing Mary Kom, Pinki Rani , LovlinaBorgohain, Sanjeet, Manish Tournament Kaushik Clinches Gold, India Bag 10 Medals Highest-ranked Indian squash player Saurav Ghosal (ranks 14 ) in PSA rankings U-19 Cricket World Cup, in New India defeated Australia Zealand. Maybank Golf Championship Shubhankar Sharma India Open 2018 (Badminton) Winner : Beiwen Zhang 2 | P a ge Runner : PV Sindhu Senior Women Hockey champions CRPF First Indian golfer to qualify for Sharmila Nicollet China LPGA Tour world's youngest and first Asian Rohan More swimmer to complete Ocean 7 Challenge Australia's Border Medal Stevan Smith 13th edition of National Chess 'A' KishanGangolli won Championship for Blind World's first robot ski competition South Korea hosted the event 8th edition of Theatre Olympics India to host Theme ‘“Flag of Friendship”. 8th Senior National Women's Hockey Railway Sports Promotion Board (RSPB) Championship title 23rd Senior Women's National Tamil Nadu Football Championship title Sponsor Indian National Hockey Odisha government teams for 5 years First player in Champions League Cristiano Ronaldo history to score 100 goals for one club First batsman ever to score 500 runs ViratKohli in bilateral ODI series Oldest world No 1 in tennis history Roger Federer Chennai Open ATP Challenger Australia's Jordan Thompson Rotterdam Open title Roger Federer beats GrigorDimitrov First Indian to take a 5-wicket haul in Bhuvneshwar Kumar all three formats in international cricket 60m sprint indoor world record Christian Coleman of US First Indian to cross 900 points in ViratKohli ICC ODI player rankings 5th Commonwealth Nations Bridge Indian "A" team won gold Championship in Gold Coast, Australia oureducation.in Austrian Open International ParupalliKashyap Challenge (badminton) 1st Indian to win individual medal at ArunaBudda Gymnastics World Cup 69th Strandja Memorial boxing VikasKrishan wins gold, adjudged best boxer tournament in Bulgaria New Delhi Marathon titles GopiThonakal and Monika Athare won titles in the men’s and women’s category IOA enters partnership with Edelweiss Group for 2018 CWG, Asian Games, 2020 Olympic Games Cricket Canada announces ICC-approved T20 league “Global T20 Canada” Indian Golfer Shubhankar becomes World No. 72, surpasses AnirbanLahiri JhulanGoswami 1st woman in the world to take 200 ODI wickets First Khelo India School Games • Mascots of Khelo India School Games were ‘Vijay the tiger’ and ‘Jaya the black buck’. • “Aurkhelnachahtehain hum…...” was the official anthem of Khelo India School Games. • Haryana topped the overall medal tally with 38 gold medals. Haryana was followed by Maharashtra 3 | P a ge and Delhi with 36 and 25 Gold respectively Winter Games held inPyeongchang, South Korea • Motto of PyeongChang Winter Olympics 2018 was “Passion.Connected” • Soohorang, a white tiger, and Bandabi, an Asiatic black bear were the official mascots for this event. • Norway topped the medal tally at PyeongChang Winter Olympics 2018 by winning 14 Gold, 14 Silver and 11 Bronze. March Name of the Sport Events Name of the Winners Snooker Team World Cup in Doha, Qatar Indian duo of Pankaj Advani and Manan Chandra ISSF World Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico Indian golfer Shahzar Rizvi 11th Tal Memorial chess in Moscow, Viswanathan Anand Russia ISSF World Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico Manu Bhaker Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2018 Australia title,Malaysia 2018 Formula One Grand Prix of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel Australia Youngest captain in international cricket Rashid Khan(19) Deodhar Trophy 2017-18 ,Himachal India B team defeated Karnataka team Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala One-Day International (ODI) status for Nepal cricket team the first time. Banned from playing for Australia by Steve Smith and David Warner Cricket Australia Captain of Zimbabwe team Brendan Taylor Coach-cum-mentor of Jammu and Irfan Pathan Kashmir Cricket Association oureducation.in FIFA lifted its three-decade ban on Iraq hosting international football matches, allowing Arbil, Basra and Karbala cities to host official matches Russia has got back its Olympic membership, following its suspension from 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics Prasanta Karmakar was suspended for 3 years by the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) due to allegations of recording videos of female para-swimmers at the National Championships 2017 in Jaipur. Jockey Cup International Youth Invitational Football Tournament in Hong India U-16 football team Kong Interstate national tennis championship Maharashtra women's team 2018 held in Chhattisgarh 80th Senior National Table Tennis Host - Odisha Championships in Cuttack Announced retirement from professional Tommy Haas of Germany tennis I-League title at the Tau Devi Lal Minerva Punjab FC beat Churchill Brothers FC 1-0 Stadium in Panchkula 4 | P a ge Women's 8km cross country race in the 14th Asian Cross Country Championship Sanjivani Jadhav - bronze medal at Guiyang in China Hero Indian Super League (ISL) 2017 Chennaiyin FC F53/54 Javelin event at the World Para Deepa Malik - gold medal Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai Nidahas Trophy at the R Premadasa India beat Bangladesh Stadium, in Colomb Team USA - grabbed a total of 36 medals and topped the overall Paralympic Winter Games Pyeong Chang medal count.Oksana Masters became the female U.S. athlete to 2018 in South Korea have won the highest number of medals in PyeongChang Olympics with five medals Indian contingent’s flag-bearer at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth PV Sindhu Games (CWG) 2018 at Gold Coast, Australia Asian Billiards Championships title Pankaj Advani in Yangon, Myanmar 8th Hockey India Senior Men National Championship 2018 (A Division) at the Hockey Punjab Padma Shri
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