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SELECTIONS
1. Nethravati Plate 1600M: Tandav 1, Ayman
2.
2. Ashwajaya Plate 1400M: Cinch 1, Class
Is Class 2.
3. Gundlupet Plate 1100M: The Disciple 1,
Silver Prince 2.
4. Varahi Trophy 1400M: Naval Glory 1,
Generous Gesture 2.
5. Manasasarovara Plate 1600M: Exactly 1,
Lincon Continental 2.
6. Davanagere Plate 1200M: Teri Adah 1,
Zoe 2.
Day’s Best: Cinch.
Jackpot: 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6. Treble: 4, 5 & 6.
SCOREBOARD
India: A Rahane c Raza b Chibhabha 63, M Vijay c sub Waller
b Madziva 72, A Rayudu c sub Waller b Raza 41, M Tiwary
c Vitori b Tiripano 22, R Uthappa b Madziva 13, S Binny c Raza
b Vitori 25, K Jadhav c Mutumbami b Madziva 16, H Singh
(not out) 5, A Patel c Raza b Madziva 1, B Kumar (not out) 0.
Extras: (W13) 13.
Total: (for 8 wkts, 50 overs) 271.
Fall of wickets: 1-112, 2-159, 3-203, 4-205, 5-233, 6-264,
7-266, 8-269.
Bowling: B Vitori 8-0-47-1, D Tiripano 9-0-2-1, N Madziva
10-0-49-4, S Williams 5-0-23-0, G Cremer 5-0-32-0, C
Chibhabha 5-0-27-1, H Masakadza 4-0-26-0, S Raza 4-0-
25-1.
Zimbabwe: V Sibanda c Vijay b Kulkarni 2, C Chibhabha
(run out) 72, H Masakadza c Uthappa b Kumar 5, E Chigumbura
c Rahane b Kumar 9, S Williams b Patel 20, S Raza c
Uthappa b H Singh 18, R Mutumbami c Patel b Binny 32, G
Cremer c Rahane b Kumar 27, N Madziva (run out) 0, DT Tiripano
c Patel b Kumar 6, B Vitori (not out) 8; Extras: (B4,
LB4, W2) 10. Total: (All out, 49 overs) 209.
Fall of wickets:1-24, 2-31, 3-43, 4-95, 5-130, 6-132, 7-184,
8-186, 9-195.
Bowling: B Kumar 10-3-33-4, D Kulkarni 9-1-39-1, H Singh
10-0-29-1, S Binny 7-0-42-1, A Patel 10-1-40-1, M Vijay 3-
0-18-0. AP
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Saathyakhi 54, Nikhil Parwani 55). Zinda 169 & 31, Mani Srinivas 30, Ganna 34; Md Saqlain 5/
90 in 37.2 overs (Syed Muzamil Hussain 4/ 30). St Andrews 376/6 in 50 overs (Abhishek
43) lost to CCOB 174 in 59.4 overs (Ammar Ayub
5/52) & 86/3 in 20.4 overs (Ammar Ayub 3/ Acrylic 131 (Ramdas 31; Rishab Baslas 5/44).
Paradkar 86, Rohith Vallabhaneni 195) bt
34).
Team Kun 389/8 (Avinash Reddy 121, Dharampal
Reddy 110, Kapil 32; Sathwik 3/81, VK
A-4 to 10 Division (1-day): Southend Raymonds
193 (A Koushik 59, E Sreedhar 36; Gautam
3/18, Chakravarthz 3/20) bt Eklavya CC (Charith 64, Srikar Reddy 72; Sridhar 3/24).
Chakravarthi 4/61) bt AB Colony 247/5
129 (Md Sannan 5/41, P Arun Kumar 3/30). Victory CC 146 (Rajnikath 58; PN Rohit Reddy
Young Masters 188 (Harshwardhan 35; Md 6/39) lost to Yadav Dairy 149/2 (N Sudheendra
Aleem 3/30, Dawood Ali 5/40) lost to Hyderabad
Panthers 194/4 (Dawood Ali 54no, Shahed Kalyan Sathwik 4/36) bt Sunshine 134
50no). Manikumar Cc 165 (Gangadhar T 41;
Khan 34, Shaik Abrar Ali 51). Bhartiya CC 165/6 (Prem 34, Kalyan 30; Govind Reddy 3/37, Sai
(M Somashekar 40; Jitesh Reddy 3/38) lost to Karthik 3/6). PKCC 86 (Krushival 5/39, Wikram
3/14) bt Cheerful Chums 60 (Chalapathi 3/
Safilguda 166/3 (Suri 70). Deccan Colts 249
(Sainath Reddy 85, Chaitanya Reddy 57, Suma 21, Ashish 6/20). Roshanara 267/9 (Nayan Varu
80, Bijay Kumar 37, CT Sanjay 54; NS Ga-
37; Sai Poona Anand Rao 3/60, Tulasi Reddy
4/24) bt Sungrace 189 (Shiva Kumar 72; Ravi nesh 6/50) bt Sportive CC 196/9 (Y Manish 33,
3/40, Pankaj 3/35). Greenlands 236 (B Sai Karun
83no; Altaf 3/40, S Majid 3/34) bt Rohit XI 52). Marrredpally Blues 168 (Venkat Swaroop
NS Ganesh 60; Kalyan 3/25, Nayan Varu 5/
Brief scores: A-2 Division (2-day): Team 208 (Rahul 37, Mayank 32, Majid 55; Sahil 4/ 35, Avinash Gambhir 34; Charan 5/47, RA
Speed 158 & 116 in 29.2 overs (Suraj Naik 6/ 49). MP Sporting 307/9 (Rajashekar 98, Ramakanth
35, Vinit Shetty 33; Karthik 3/48) bt (Chandu 31, Sheshagiri 56no, RA Swaroop
Swaroop 3/25) lost to Deccan Blues 169/4
25) lost to Charminar 295 in 71.4 overs (M Mahender
Reddy 129, Suraj Naik 48, P Shanthan Sagar XI 232 (Vinay 63, Krishna 35, Karthik 35; 58no). Gaganmahal Blues 356/8 (Navdeep
Reddy 43; Bhuvan Reddy 3/36, Sumeeth Anvesh 4/61). SK Blues 212 (Mustaq 64, Jai Singh 104, Dayasagar Reddy 50, Kiran K 46,
Joshi 5/71). Galaxy CC 271 & 97/2 in 22 overs Prakash 37, Ashwin Kumar 36; Vimal 3/70, Sai Kalyan 37; S Rajshekar 5/36) bt Tirumala CC
(M Pratyush 36) drew Khalsa 239 in 68 overs 3/45) bt LNCC 180 (Jitender J 93, Sai 32; Deepankar
3/44). Classic CC 157 (Monu Singh 62; ram 3/19, D Prabhajan 4/30) lost to United CC
79 (Ashwani Singh 6/22). Youth CC 93 (Vik-
(M Nandu Vishnu 40, Jitender Singh 67; Ashish
Kamshetty 3/84, Ankit Singh Malik 3/51). Osmania
250/8 decl & 225/3 in 39 overs (G San-
161/5 (Kashyap Patel 42). HCA Academy 292 (Anthony 38, Charles 48, Jerome Jeraad 37; G
CV Anand 4/22) lost to Secunderabad Club 94/1 (Prabhanjan 48no). Sacred Heart 190
keerth 98, Prem Moses 95) drew Jai Bhagwathi
260/7 in 82.3 overs (Rohan Varkey 35, Reddy 86; Vishal 3/37) bt WMCC 132 (Aniketh overs (Sai Venkata Krishna 86no, Lesty 3 for
(P Gaurav Reddy 50, Vigneshwar 78, Koushik Arjun 6/41) lost to Kakatiya 192 for 4 in 26.5
51)
4. Kolkata Cup 1800M: Azzurro (Suraj) 1,
Torch Bearer 2, Spreadeagle 3, Ambitious
Reward 4. Won by: 4-3/4L, LNk, SHd.
T-1:50.79S. Fav: Azzurro (S Attaollahi).
5. Mysore Cup (Div I) 1400M: Cameron
(Trevor) 1, Royal Seal 2, Big Ben 3, Afore 4.
Did not run: Absolutelyfabulous and Amaze.
Won by: 2-1/2L, LNk, 2-1/4L. T-1:27.03S.
Fav: Cameron (S Attaollahi).
6. Mumbai Cup 1200M: Goldberg (Suraj)
1, Goof Fruit 2, Dream Star 3, Sakchi 4. Won
by: 1-1/4L, 1-1/4L, 1-1/4L. T-1:14.42S. Fav:
Goldberg (Neil Darashah).
7. Kingfisher Derby Bangalore 2000M:
Angel Dust (Trevor) 1, Desert God 2, Auriga
3, Flamboyance 4. Won by: 3/4L, 1-1/4L, 9-
3/4L. T-2:05.10S. Fav: Eternal Flame (S Attaollahi).
8. Delhi Cup 1600M: James Bond (Jagadeesh)
1, Prize Finder 2, Alecia 3, Western
Union 4. Won by: 3-1/4L, 3/4L, 1L.
T-1:40.51S. Fav: Real Supreme (Inayathulla).
9. Chennai Cup (Div II) 1200M: Super
Success (Trevor) 1, El Fenix 2, Shivalik Dance
3, Herr Voss 4. Won by: 7L, 9-1/4L, 2-1/4L.
T-1:14.14S. Fav: Super Success (Dominic).
DIVIDENDS PAID AT HYDERABAD
Race I: Rs 11; 7, 8, 10. Fc: Rs 42. Q: Rs 28. Tanala:
Rs 156. Race II: Rs 9; 6, 15, 8. Fc: Rs 87.
Q: Rs 75. Tanala: Rs 322. Race III: Rs 341;
1. Mysore Cup (Div II) 1400M: Del Porto 28, 12, 10. Fc: Rs 1690. Q: Rs 568. Tanala: Rs
(Anjar Alam) 1, Precious Glitter 2, Elegant 6202. Race IV: Rs 13; 6, 8, 9. Fc: Rs 52. Q: Rs
Star 3, Spiritual Act 4. Won by: 2-1/2L, 2- 29. Tanala: Rs 168. Race V: Rs 15; 7, 6, 15. Fc:
3/4L, 2-3/4L. T-1:28.05S. Fav: Del Porto (I Rs 32. Q: Rs 16. Tanala: Rs 177. Race VI: Rs
Ghatala).
10; 7, 59, 157. Fc: Rs 420. Q: Rs 382. Tanala:
2. Chennai Cup (Div I) 1200M: Zubaida Rs 19318. Race VII: Rs 189; 32, 14, 10. Fc:
(Chouhan) 1, Storm Ahead 2, Amethyst 3, Rs 1941. Q: Rs 873. Tanala: Rs 11811. Race
Groovy Moves 4. Won by: 4L, 1L, Nk. VIII: Rs 35; 10, 8, 14. Fc: Rs 136. Q: Rs 68.
T-1:14.48S. Fav: Zubaida (I Ghatala). Tanala: Rs 870. Race IX:Rs 16; 7, 7, 14. Fc: Rs
3. Hyderabad Cup 1400M: Blazing Touch 49. Q: Rs 21. Tanala: Rs 347.
(Ashad Asbar) 1, I’ve Got Clout 2, New Jackpot: Rs 68891 (1). Consolation: Rs
Prince 3, Spirit And Truth 4. Won by: 1/2L, 2- 4639 (70).
1/4L, SNk. T-1:27.56S. Fav: Native Elements 1st Treble:Rs 1180 (64). 2nd Treble: Rs 87
(Sirajuddin).
(1007). 3rd Treble: Rs 9078 (13).
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SCOREBOARD
South Africa: H Amla b Rubel 22, Q de Kock c Sabbir b Mustafizur
2, F du Plessis c Sarkar b Nasir 41, R Rossouw b Nasir 4, D Miller
c Mortaza b Mahmudullah 9, J Duminy c Sabbir b Mustafizur
13, F Behardien c Nasir b Mortaza 36, C Morris lbw Rubel 12, K Rabada
b Mustafizur 10, K Abbott lbw Nasir 5, I Tahir (not out) 1; Extras:
(LB4, W3) 7. Total: (All out; 46 overs) 162.
Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-45, 3-59, 4-74, 5-93, 6-100, 7-116, 8-
138, 9-160.
Bowling: Mustafizur 10-1-38-3, Mortaza 5-0-17-1, Shakib 10-0-
30-0, Rubel 9-2-34-2, Nasir 8-0-26-3, Mahmudullah 4-0-13-1.
Bangladesh: T Iqbal b Rabada 5, S Sarkar (not out) 88, L Das b
Rabada 17, Mahmudullah c Amla b Abbott 50, S Al Hasan (not
out) 0; Extras: (NB2, W5) 7. Total: (For 3 wkts, 27.4 overs)
1 6 7 .
Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-24, 3-159.
Bowling: K Abbott 5-0-22-1, K Rabada 7-0-45-2, C Morris 3-0-
29-0, I Tahir 8.4-1-40-0, J Duminy 2-0-20-0, F Behardien 2-0-
11-0. AFP
Brief scores:Blunham CC 154 (C Heaps 40, C McGlynn 23; Benjamin Thomas
5/23, Sequenza 3/46) lost to St Ives 156/4 (Benjamin Thomas 74, Ryan Withers
27; Fitzgeralds 2/36).
Results: Cadet girls:Bhavaitha (GSM) bt Ruchira Reddy (SPSTTA) 3-0. Boys:
Keshavan (GTTA) bt SSK Karthik (AWA) 3-1. Sub-junior girls:Sasya (AWA) bt
Laasya (AWA) 4-2. Boys:Mohammad Ali (LBS) bt B Vatsin (SPSTTA) 4-2.
Junior girls:Laasya (AWA) bt Sasya (AWA) 4-2. Youth girls: Monika (GSM) bt
Sasya (AWA) 4-0. Men:Dr V Chandrachur bt P Vignaya Reddy 4-1.
Final standings: Girls: Sri Chandhana (Jubilee Hills PS), 2. Sirisha (St Nissi HS), 3.
Vaishnavi (Frobels Garden HS), 4. Laya Sree (Johnson Grammar School), 5. Gowthami
(St Nissi HS). Boys: 1. Raghu (St Peter), 2. Mahith (Sree Arobindho), 3. Jayanth (St
Peter), 4. Nabeel (Nissi HS), 5. Sanketh (Bhashyam). Open: 1. Monika, 2. Rakesh, 3.
Prashanth, 4. Varun, 5. Vincent.
Top 10 places (open category): 1. Ch Sahaja Sri, 2. Shivasuri, 3. K Tarun, 4. Anurag K,
5. P Kavisamrat, 6. J Saikiran, 7. Digvijay Sunil, 8. Y Sai Akshay, 9. K Trisha, 10.
Vijaykumar Reddy. Age group winners: U-14 boys: 1. K Sumanth, 2. S Dheeraj. Girls:
1. S Devika. U-12 boys: 1. K Sai Amit, 2. Hima Surya. Girls: 1. Uma Shreya, 2.
Samanvitha. U-10 boys: 1. Trived Reddy, 2. R Abhinav. Girls: 1. N Sneha, 2. A Srida. U-8
boys: 1. S Chandrahas, 2. M Dhruva. Girls: 1. Vaishnavi Reddy, 2. Ghnana Siri. U-16
boys: 1. R Rishi, 2. Sri Charan and Chidvilas. Girls: 1. Nigama Sree, 2. Mythri.
Best woman: Manaswini. Best veteran: CV Sarma.
Results: Aquathlon (Sr men): 1. P Krishna (1hr 33min), 2. G Ravi Teja (1:40). Sr
women: I. Sowmya (1:59). U-18 boys: 1. J Harish, 2. U Bhanu Prasad, 3. A Jeevan Sai.
U-15 boys: 1.CH VK Swamy, 2. Rachit Bafna, 3. A Lakshmi Kanth. U-13 boys: 1. Ch
Yeswanth, 2. B Arvind, 3. P Lohit Santhosh Kumar. U-10 boys: 1. Ch Tanush, 2. Ch Vivek
Sri Sai, 3. Gagna Pruhuvi. U-15 girls: 1. P Sojjwal. U-10 girls: 1. V Shriya.
16 TIMES SPORT
India wrap up series
AFP
Win Second ODI
habha made 72, but the home team never
properly recovered from losing three
batsmen _ including captain Elton Chigumbura
_ in the first 11 overs.
By 62 Runs
Chibhabha was run out by Rahane
Harare: India scored a 62-run win over
after going for a single and having to
Zimbabwe in the second ODI on Sunday
turn back, and Zimbabwe faded away
to clinch the three-game series with one
after that. Kumar wrapped up the solid
to spare, and put behind them an embarrassing
recent loss to Bangladesh.
no chipped a catch to Axar Patel at mid-
win and the series when Donald Tiripa-
Stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane
off. “It wasn't easy batting but we bowled
well,” Rahane said. “Our bowlers
and Murali Vijay posted half-centuries
in a century opening to lead India to 271
were up to the mark, they bowled in the
for eight. Bhuvneshwar Kumar took 4-
right areas, and the fielding was right
33, including the series-clinching last
up there.”
Zimbabwean wicket, as the hosts were
The final ODI is on Tuesday, followed
by a two-game Twenty20 series.
all out for 209 in 49 overs.
The comfortable victory in the second
ODI followed a scare for India in the
opener, when they won by just four runs
in the last over.
But Sunday's success at Harare
Sports Club allowed India, who aer
touring Zimbabwe with an understrength
team, to now move on from
that recent slip-up in Bangladesh.
Rahane is standing in for regular
skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, one of
a string of front-liners rested for the
limited-overs trip to Zimbabwe.
Rahane led from the front on Sunday
with his 63, combining for a 112-run
partnership with fellow opener Vijay,
who made 72. Ambati Rayudu then hit
41 from No. 3, and although India didn't
go on to post the big, 300-plus score that
was on the cards, the total was still more
than enough. Seamer Neville Madziva
claimed career-best bowling figures of
4-49 for Zimbabwe after being called in
to the team, the only bowler to make any
real inroads.
Opener Murali Vijay hit a half-century to set up India's comfortable win over Zimbabwe in the
In Zimbabwe's reply, Chamu Chib-
seond ODI in Harare on Sunday
Podium finish
Saurav wrests men’s title for Armaan
Shanghai: Indian driver and JK
Manoj.S@timesgroup.com tional title beating Harshit 11-6. Harinder, who hails
Kaur Jawanda of Delhi 11-6 from Mohali in Punjab, raced
Tyre brand ambassador Armaan
Thiruvananthapuram: In a 12-10 11-5 in the final.
to a 6-2 lead in the fourth set
Ebrahim finished third in Race 1
final which went to the wire, The men’s final was expected
to provide the most ex-
course for his second succes-
and looked like to be on
of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Tamil Nadu’s Saurav Ghosal
Series here. Going into round
overpowered reigning champion
and statemate Harinder ment which saw plenty of But Kolkata-born Saurav
citing contest in a tournasive
title.
two, Armaan and his teammate
Dilantha were leading the
Singh Pal Sandhu 8-11, 4-11, lop-sided contests. And it lifted his game a few notches
championship post round 1, and
11-6, 11-7, 11-6 to wrest the lived up to its billing.
just in time and executed
post round 2 continue to lead the
men’s title in the 63rd National
Squash Championship bang, clinching the first two to catch Harinder on the
Harinder started with a some fine cross court strokes
championship by four points.
With a typhoon hitting the
Bangalore: The 50-to-one
here at Squash Centre. games easily. Stung by the reverse
world No. 21 Saurav way back to level scores at 6-6,
wrong foot. After clawing his
outskirts of Shanghai, the
shot Angel Dust, from the
There were no surprises
conditions varied drastically and
stables of Suleiman Attaollahi
and ridden by Trevor Pa-
in the women’s section with bounced back in the third Saurav raced away to pocket
the team got caught in qualifying
Joshana Chinappa of Tamil game and took an early lead the game at 11-7 as Harinder’s
with the varying weather
tel, easily won the Kingfisher
Derby Bangalore, the
Nadu bagging her 14th na-
before closing the game at game fell apart.
conditions.
Armaan qualified fifth and
premier event of the summer
races, here on Sunday.
Dilantha sixth for Race 1 and Race
2. The race started in treacherous
After the fourteen starters
came under the flag,
conditions with torrential rain
Mahesh, Rishab, Vir triumph non stop. PTI
Souther Surprise hit the
front and was followed by
nai, took the silver and bronze gold fleet. Sandiri Praveen Kumar
took gold in the silver fleet
Flamboyance and Auriga.
Angel Dust, The Way I Am,
in a keenly contest competition
at the Hussain Sagar on of the Toppers category. Naval Glory Favourite Eternal Flame set-
Hyderabad: The final day of
competitions in the 7 th Deloitte Sunday.
In the Laser Radial, Vir
tled well in the mid bunch.
Monsoon Regatta 2015 posed a Mumbai’s Ramya Sarvanan
and Harshita Tomar of ser 4.7, there was a tie between for Varahi ed out, The Way I Am entered
Menon claimed gold. In the La-
After Southern Surprise fad-
different kind of challenge for
the sailors. The lighter winds, Bhopal were the outstanding M Koteshwar Rao and Rishab
the home first. Patel astride
when compared to the previous
days, didn’t make things Optimist category. Ramya was clared winner on technical
and the game galloper re-
performers among the girls in Nayar but the former was de-
Trophy
Angel Dust moved quickly
easy for the youngsters as they adjuged the best female sailor, grounds. In the Laser Standard,
Manu Francis emerged
call and sped away from the
sponded well to his masters
had to adjust to the shifting while Sachin Ganesh bagged
wind directions.
the distinction of being the victorious.
Mysore: Dinesh Pujartrained
Naval Glory, to be rid-
Desert God came up with a
rest. Padmanabhan-trained
Some mature sailing by youngest sailor in this categoryweshwar
Reddy gave away the den by Gnaneshwer, will gar-
fast run to take the second
Chief guest Konda Vish-
Mahesh Balachander of
Chennai helped him claim the In the Toppers category, prizes and applauded the winners
in a glittering ceremony the Varahi Trophy, the feature Auriga, who finished third
ner the maximum support in spot ahead of late entrant
top spot in the Optimist category.
Chitresh Tatha and Aniphy
while Ragi Rajnikanth at the Yachting Club of Hyde-
event of the races to be run ahead Flamboyance.
Rishab Nayar secured the troket
Rajaram, both from Chen-
finished runners-up in the rabad.
over a distance of seven furlongs,
here on Monday. Kish-
gave all the praises to his
A much delighted, Patel
ore-trained Generous Gesture boss and the trainer. This is
appears to be the next best. the first derby winner for Suleiman
and Patel in the Ban-
Tejaswi-trained Cinch,
competing in the Ashwajaya galore Turf Club.
Plate, looks outstanding and Among the professionals
is considered as day’s best betting
proposition in the card of three winners while jockey
- trainer Attaollahi led in
six events.
Patel booted home four winners
in the card of nine
First race at 2.30 p.m.
events.
Winners of the Deloitte Monsoon Regatta with their trophies on Sunday
Big wins for Charminar, CCOB & St Andrews
Hyderabad: M Mahender Reddy
and Suraj
Naik helped
Charminar
post an innings
and 21-run win
over Team
Speed in the A-2
Rohith V Division (2-day)
League Championship,
here on Sunday.
Resuming at their overnight
score of 152 for no loss,
Charminar went on to make
295 with Mahender getting 129
(18x4, 3x6) of those off 150 balls.
Left-arm spinner Sumeet Joshi
took five for 71 for Speed, who
made a mess of things in their
second innings too. Speed, who
scored 158 in the first innings,
were bundled out for a lowly 116
with offie Naik grabbing six for
25.
In another match, Ammar
Ayub’s match haul of eight for
86 went in vain as CCOB scored
a seven-wicket win over Zinda.
In the One-day league, Rohith
Vallabhaneni and Rishab
Baslas helped St Andrews to a show (5/40 & 54no) helped Hyderabad
Panthers record a six-
thumping 245-run win over
Acrylic. Batting first, St Andrews
ran up a huge 376 for six
ters. Varu (5/52)
wicket win over Young Mas-
thanks to Rohith’s brilliant 195.
bowled Roshanara
to a 71-run
In reply, Acrylic were all at sea
against left-arm spinner Rishab
and were bundled out for
ive CC. NS Ga-
win over Sport-
131. Rishab finished with five
nesh’s 6/50
for 44.
went in vain.
Avinash Reddy (121) and Rishab Baslas Charan (5/
Dharampal Reddy (110) set up
47) and RA Swaroop
(3/25 & 58no) set up Dec-
Team Kun’s 142-run win over
AB Colony.
can Blues’ six-wicket win over
PN Rohit Reddy (6/39) set up Marredpally Blues. Navdeep
Yadav Dairy’s eight-wicket win Singh (104) and Ashwani Singh
over Victory.
(6/22) helped Gaganmahal
Ashish (6/20) helped PKCC Blues score a 277-run win over
post a 20-run win over Cheerful Tirumala. S Rajsekhar got 5/36
Chums in a low-scoring game. for the losers.
Krushival took 5 for 39 for the
losers.
G Arjun (6/41) helped Kakatiya
post a six-wicket win over
Sacred Heart. Md Sannan took
five for 41 to help Southend Raymonds
post a 64-run win over
Eklavya.
Md Saqlain (5/30) helped
HCA Academy down WMCC
by 160 runs.
Dawood Ali’s all-round
Angel Dust wins
Kingfisher
Derby
THE TIMES OF INDIA, HYDERABAD
MONDAY, JULY 13, 2015
Bangla crush Proteas
Dhaka: Soumya Sarkar and Mahmudullah
struck half-centuries after Bangladesh point.
Rahman took a simple catch at backward
dismissed South Africa cheaply, crushing Rubel Hossain, who returned to the
the Proteas by seven wickets in the second starting lineup for leg-spinner Jubair Hossain,
made an instant impact by knocking
ODI to tie the three-match series, here on
Sunday.
the stumps off Hashim Amla (22). South
Soumya hit a stroke-filled unbeaten 88 Africa began to feel the pressure when Nasir
bowled Rilee Rossouw off his first ball
while Mahmudullah made 50 as Bangladesh
raced to 167-3 with more than 22 overs and Mahmudullah sent David Miller home
in hand, keeping Bangladesh in the series by forcing him to give a simple catch to
after Friday's first game loss.
Mashrafe Mortaza at short mid wicket to
Earlier the home team made swift work leave the visitors wobbling at 74-4.
of the visitors, bowling with heart for 162 Faf Du Plessis, who looked solid holding
one end, holed out a catch at long-on to
runs in 46 overs, effectively making the
contest a one-sided affair.
Soumya Sarkar off Nasir. His departure after
the top score of 41 from 64 balls firmly
Kagiso Rabada, who had set a new Oneday
debut swung the game in favour of the hosts.
SECOND ODI bowling Mustafizur deceived JP Duminy with
record in an off cutter, forcing him to give a catch at
the previous match, raised hopes when he short cover to Sabbir for 13 before Rubel
bowled out Tamim Iqbal (five) and Litton trapped Chris Morris leg-before for 12.
Das (17). But Soumya and Mahmudullah Farhaan Behardien, who survived a
stood firm for a 135-run third wicket stand leg-before decision after it was overturned
as the Tigers carried the game safely in by the TV umpire, held Bangladesh off to
front of packed stadium.
score 36 before he became the last man to be
Soumya, who faced 79 balls and hit 13 dismissed.
fours and a six, swept Imran Tahir over the The third and final match of the series
mid wicket fence to complete the emphatic will be held in Chittagong on July 15.
victory -- only Bangladesh's second against
South Africa in 16 ODIs.
The win, which followed Bangladesh's
steady progress in One-day rankings, also
cemented their place in the eight-team ICC
Champions Trophy, scheduled to be held in
England in 2017.
Only the hosts and seven other topranked
ODI teams are eligible to qualify for
the tournament. Earlier, Nasir Hossain
finished with a career best 3-26 while leftarm
pacer Mustafizur Rahman grabbed 3-
38 as South Africa were bowled out with
their lowest score against Bangladesh on a
slow pitch at the Sher-e-Bangla National
Stadium.
Mustafizur drew the first blood in the
fifth over when he forced a leading edge
from opener Quinton de Kock as Sabbir
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Indians have
a fight on
their hands
Bengaluru: With backs to
the wall following their dismissal
batting show in the
opening T20, Indian women
will look to get back to winning
ways when they take on
New Zealand in the second
contest of the three-match series
at the M Chinnaswamy
stadium, here on Monday.
Barring skipper Mithali
Raj, none of the other batters
mustered numbers on the
board, a crisis which the
home team hasn’t been able
to tide over, despite winning
the ODI series 3-2. Another
area of concern for the hosts
will be their sloppy fielding
which could prove costly in
the format.
On the other hand, with
Sophie Devine having scored
the fastest 50 in women’s T20,
the White Ferns are a confident
lot.
Benjamin sparkles
Benjamin Thomas' all-round show helped St Ives CC post a
six-wicket win over Blunham in the Tucker Gardner Premier
League. Benjamin took five for 23 as Blunham were bowled
out for 154. He then returned to make 74 with 11 fours and
three sixes as St Ives responded with 156 for four.
Monika claims Youth girls’ title
Monika of GMS defeated Sasya of AWA 4-0 to win the title
in the Youth girls category of the Telangana State 1st
Ranking table tennis tournament.
Winners of the Greater Hyderabad chess tournament
Chandhana, Raghu claim honours
Sri Chandhana of Jubilee Hills Public School took the top
position in the U-13 girls' category at the Greater Hyderabad
Chess tournament. She was followed by Sirisha of St Nissi High
School and Vaishnavi of Frobels Garden High School. In the
boys' section, Raghu of St Peter High School grabbed the
honours. He was followed by Mahith of Sree Arobindho and
Jayanth of St Peter High School.
Sahithya, Sahajasri triumph
G Sahithya defeated Trived Reddy in the final round to claim
the title in the Juniors category of the 110th Brilliant Trophy
open chess tournament. In the Open category,Ch Sahajasri
triumphed after drawing the final round match against
Shivasuri.
Winners of the 110th Brilliant Trophy Open chess tournament
Krishna, Sowmya emerge victorious
P Krishna won the aquathlon race in the senior men category
at the Triathlon district-level competitions in Visakhapatnam.
Sowmya won the race in the women’s category.
Chess tournaments
SV Chess Academy will organise an Open & Children chess
tournament at Prathibha High School, Nacharam, on July 19.
For further details contact GV Srinivas (9000428876,
9291469670).
GR Chess Academy will organise an U-15 Open chess
tournament at its premises opposite Indira Park, Lower Tank
Bund, on July 19. For further details contact K Gangadhar Rao
(9346777568).
KSR Chess Academy will organise an Invitation Open chess
tournament at its premises, Vivekananda Nagar, Kukatpally, on
July 19. For further details contact K Venumadhav
(9248637307).
Professional Chess Academy will organise an Invitation Open
Rapid & Blitz chess tournament at its premises, Venkata
Ramana Colony, Khairatabad on July 26. For further details
contact S Sekhar (8374153718).
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