Indore (Madhya Pradesh): In the All-India IPSC cricket match, Modern School will conflict with MNS Rai for title on Saturday. Emerald Heights School and Birla Public School will play for the third spot. In the primary semi-final, Modern School, Delhi defeated Emerald Heights School, Indore by 49 runs. Electing to bat after profitable the toss, Modern School scored 130 runs in 19.4 overs. Yash Dabesh performed an innings of 95 runs in 67 balls, however missed the century by simply 5 runs. Mayur and Hardik took two wickets every for Emerald Heights. In response, the crew of Emerald Heights School may rating solely 81 runs.

In the second semi-final, MNS Rai defeated Birla Public School by 70 runs. Batting first after profitable the toss, Rai crew scored 148 runs in 20 overs. Kushal Kumar scored 35 runs in 26 balls. Akshat Srivastav took three wickets in 4 overs. Sativak Sharma additionally acquired two wickets. In reply, Birla Public School crew was all out for 78 runs in 19.4 overs.

Gujarati College is Handball Champion

Gujarati Innovative College of Commerce and Science, Indore organized an Inter College Divisional Level Handball Competition of DAVV lately. At least 6 groups from Indore division participated in it. In the ultimate, Gujarati Innovative College crew retained the Chamkaur Singh trophy by defeating UTD crew by 29-26.The concluding session of the competitors  held within the presence of Amit Bhai Dave, Chairman Education Board and Jignesh Bhai Shah, Convener Sports Committee.  On this event,  Ravleen Bhasin,  Dr Hardeep Singh Ruppal and Chairman of the Selection Committee of the University had been current. The programme was carried out by sports activities officer Arjun Singh Lamba and Saurabh Purohit.

Players present abilities in Marthoma Karate Trophy

In the Marthoma Trophy karate competitors, 1500 gamers from 85 faculties are participating. In the two-day competitors, matches in boys’ class concluded on Friday. The competitors was inaugurated by Father Senior Principal Reveren Termes Ninan, Principal Joy Varghese, Girija V Menon, Seenu Thomas, Chairman of Indore District Karate Association Subhash Satalkar, Executive President Ashok Sen, Narayan Chandelia, Vishwas Trivedi and Manoj Bajaj. The friends had been welcomed by Vikas Bhatia, Ajay Shukla, Radhika Pandit and  Sharmila Nandanwal. The programme was carried out by Priya Chauhan whereas vote of thanks was proposed  by Vinay Yadav,

Names of the primary winners are as follows:-

Vihan Padaliya Ayansh Jaiswal, Sankalp Sharma, Ekarga Gupta, Pranay Mishra, Suryendra Mishra, Suryensha Joshi, Rishabh Srivastav, Ayan Sethi ,Vivan Padaliya, Yash Chauhan, Hriday Solanki, Aditya Khopde, Krishna Khichi, Raunak Mishra, Sarthak Sanap, Ashu Kushwaha, Sujal Kushwaha , Krishiv Solanki, Harsh Batham, Rajat Verma, Tanay Kheni, Sakash Vishwakarma, Shubh, Krishna, Arjun, Rajveer Chauhan, Naman Gupta, Prateek , Gurusharan, Rishav, Sejal, Krishna, Vikrant, Suyansh, Krishna Pandey, Naveen, Dharmendra, Atharv , Puneet and  Arshdeep.

Ami wins 15 purple snooker title

In the second SAGE National Billiards-Snooker Championship, Ami Kamani of Indore gained the15 purple snooker girls’s title for the fifth time and for the second time in a row.

In the ladies’s remaining, Ami Kamani defeated Kirthana Pandyan of Karnataka 3-0 (76-51, 77-09, 91-00). Arancha Sanchij of Maharashtra acquired the third place by defeating Kanisha Jurani 2-0 of MP. The fifth spot was gained by Vidya Pillaiyan of Karnataka who defeated Anupama Ramachandran of Tamil Nadu 2-1.

The important spherical matches of 15 purple snooker mens  has additionally began. Railways’ Kamal Chawla beat Punjab’s Vivek Chopra 4-1, PSPB’s Pankaj Advani defeated Karnataka’s Laxman 4-1, Sandeep Gulati of Delhi beat Santosh R of Karnataka 4-3, PSPB’s Laxman Rawat beat Suraj Rathi of Maharashtra 4-3, Shahbaz Adil Khan of PSPB beat Nitesh Madan of Railways by 4-1, Railway’s Dilip Kumar beat Piyush Kushwaha of MP 4-2, PSPB’s flag Haria beat MP’s Ketan Chawla 4-0.

In the league matches of ladies’s senior billiards, Anupama R Tamil Nadu beat Sunita Khandelwal of MP 2-0, Ami Kamani of MP beat   Telangana’s Shivani by 2-0, Kirtna Pandyan of Karnataka beat Saanvi Shah of 2-0, Varsha Sanjeev of Karnataka beat MP’s Neelam Mittal 2-0, Maharashtra’s Arancha Sanchij defeated Tamil Nadu’s L Shruti 2-0, and MP’s Ishika Shah defeated Karnataka’s Natasha Chetan 2-0.

Inter-college divisional degree Kho-Kho competitors begins

An Inter-college divisional degree kho-kho competitors inaugurated at Shri Jain Diwakar Mahavidyalaya, Indore within the presence of Dr Renu Jain, Vice Chancellor of DAVV.  Dr Sharad Jape, Kho-Kho coach of Indian Sports Authority of India and Dr Narendra Kumar Dhakad, Director of the College, had been current on this event. Anjana Dhakad additionally graced the competitors. College’s Principal Dr Apurva Trivedi delivered a welcome speech. The programme was collectively anchored by Dr Geeta Shukla and Sports Officer of the College, Ekta Tiwari. At final, a vote of thanks was proposed by Administrative Officer of the College, Prof Mayank Mathur.