Bobrav captures sixth ITF title at Davangere
Bogdan Bobrav wasn’t feeling too effectively after the ITF Dharwad Open. His new good friend and doubles companion over the past three weeks, Nick Chappell coaxed him to return to Davangere, the host metropolis of the ITF Davangere Open. Six days later, the second-seeded Bobrav thanked his doubles companion, for, he lifted the singles title on the Davangere Tennis Association Courts, by the way beating the highest seed Chappell to seize the winners prize of US $ 2160 whereas garnering 15 ATP factors. Chappell needed to accept the runner-up cheque of US $ 1272.
Bobrov who had misplaced within the semifinals final week, demonstrated strong consistency and a strong presence on the court docket. His means to manage the tempo of the sport, ship exact photographs, and preserve a robust psychological composure in crucial moments proved to be decisive in his path to a 6-3, 7-6 (4) victory, his profession’s sixth ITF title and third on exhausting courts.
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Yuki Bhambri, Julian Cash win Challenger tennis match in France
Julian Cash (left) and Yuki Bhambri (proper) gained the doubles title on the ATP Challenger occasion in Brest, France, on Sunday.| Photo Credit:SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Yuki Bhambri in partnership with Julian Cash of Britain beat the highest seeds Robert Galloway and Albano Olivetti 6-7(5), 6-3, [10-5] within the doubles ultimate of the €118,000 Challenger tennis match in Brest, France, on Sunday.
It was the third Challenger title of the season for the 31-year-old Yuki who had additionally gained the Tour title in Mallorca.
The champion group collected 100 ATP factors and €6,845. The runner-up group collected 60 factors and €4,050.
€118,000 Challenger, Brest, France Doubles (ultimate): Yuki Bhambri & Julian Cash (GBR) bt Robert Galloway (USA) & Albano Olivetti (Fra) 6-7(5), 6-3, [10-5}.
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I-League: Sreenidi Deccan FC defeats NEROCA FC in season opener
Sreenidi Deccan FC opened the brand new I-League season with a 4-0 win in opposition to NEROCA FC on the Deccan Arena stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday.
Two objectives from captain David Castaneda, and one every from Lalromawia and Lalbiakliana helped the Deccan Warriors lay down an early marker for the marketing campaign.
Sreenidi Deccan managed possession from the get go and its dominance noticed a lot of the recreation performed within the NEROCA half. That stress paid off within the twenty fourth minute as Castaneda broke the impasse within the twenty fourth minute with a detailed vary header from Faysal Shayesteh’s low cross from the suitable.
Castaneda then turned supplier within the second half as he slipped in Lalromawia who chipped the goalkeeper to double Sreenidi Deccan’s lead.
Substitute Lalbiakliana then made a huge impact after approaching within the 81st minute as he gained a penalty which was dispatched by Castaneda earlier than scoring himself in stoppage time to place the icing on the cake for Sreenidi Deccan FC.
Sreenidi Deccan FC will face I-League new boys Inter Kashi in its subsequent recreation which will likely be right here on November 3.
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Aditi Ashok finishes 63rd as Celine Boutier wins in a 9-hole play-off in Malaysia
Aditi Ashok ended a topsy-turvy week with a 3-over 75, ending tied-63rd on the Malaysia Ladies occasion on the LPGA Tour in Kuala Lumpur.
The end introduced an finish to an odd week for Aditi, who had rounds that diverse to an incredible extent.
Aditi began with a 5-under 67 that had a double-bogey end, adopted by a nightmarish 80 and she or he once more shot 4-under 68 on the third day, earlier than ending the occasion with a 75.
She completed 2-over 290 for the 4 days.
On the ultimate day, Aditi had only one birdie in opposition to two bogeys and a double bogey, whereas on the second day she had two triple bogeys and three different bogeys.
Overall, Aditi had two triple and two double bogeys.
At the highest, Celine Boutier of France continued having an incredible season as she edged previous Atthaya Thitikul in a record-breaking 9-hole play-off, after the duo was locked at 21-under after 4 rounds.
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Aramco Series: Gaurika Bishnoi shoots 8-under 64 to complete tied-19
India’s Gaurika Bishnoi shot one in all her greatest playing cards with a bogey free 8-under 64 that noticed her end tied-19 in a low-scoring Aramco Series Golf occasion in Riyadh on Sunday.
Gaurika, who acquired an entry into the occasion following a positive displaying within the Women’s Indian Open, began the week with a 72 and 68 and rounded it off with 64, which had eight birdies and no bogeys.
Gaurika completed at 12-under.
A day earlier, Gaurika was in Team Alison Lee, which was positioned on the second place within the Team Series occasion.
Additionally, tied for the second spot was Team Cheenglab as they ended the competitors with 40-under par, three behind the winners.
Team Ciganda emerged winner at 43-under.
Diksha Dagar, who began the week simply 78 factors behind the Order of Merit chief Celine Boutier, ended a distant tied-51st as she continued to chase the French golfer.
Diksha had rounds of 68-72-71 to be 5-under 211.
Gaurika’s 64 was one of the best spherical of the ultimate day, equalled solely by Polly Mack who completed Tied-Eleventh.
Gaurika, who was tied-8 on the Women’s Indian Open, was taking part in solely her second LET occasion of the yr. She had three birdies on the entrance 9 and 5 extra on the again 9.
However, probably the most sensational effort got here from Alison Lee, who shot 61-61 and went to 22-under over the primary two days for a record-breaking 36-hole LET scoring file. She added 7-under 65 on the third and completed at 29-under.
Carlota Ciganda, whose squad gained the group competitors, was second in people with rounds of 65-63-67 and Charley Hull of England was third with 65-67-66.
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Shubham Jaglan indicators off at T-28, Stubbs punches ticket to the Masters and Open
Golfer Shubham Jaglan signed off because the best-placed Indian at tied twenty eighth as Jasper Stubbs gained the Asia-Pacific Championships in dramatic vogue right here on Sunday.
Jaglan shot 74 within the ultimate spherical to be 14-over.
Shaurya Bhattacharya and Yuvraj Singh carded even par 71 in every week when simply over 11 per cent of the rounds performed this week yielded scores of par or higher to finish T-31 and T-36 respectively.
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FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship (INRC): Ok.J. Jacob, S.N. Shanmuga emerged total winners
Ok.J. Jacob and co-driver S.N. Shanmuga emerged total winners of the Rally of Hyderabad, the fourth spherical of the Blueband Sports FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship (INRC) at Sanghi Nagar on Sunday.
For Jacob, who made his debut within the INRC in 2016 on the K1000 rally in Bengaluru, it was his first total win, ably assisted by Shnamuga, driving an INRC2 spec Volkswagen Polo 1.6 punched above their weight.
Hyderabad’s powerful terrain and, the longest particular stage among the many present rally venues in India, proved daunting as the highest three in each the INRC1 and INRC2 and lots of in a single day leaders, fell by the wayside within the ultimate stage.
Of the eight premier-class automobiles, pushed by prime weapons within the nation, solely Younus Ilyas completed the punishing course.
Vishakh Balachandran and Anil Abbas and younger turk Arjun Rajiv and Rohit Gowda, each driving the decrease INRC3 spec Polo 1.6 automobiles completed total second and third.
Jacob and Shanmugha additionally gained the INRC2 class whereas Vishakh and Anil took the INRC3 victory.
Vivek Ruthuparna and co-driver Athreya Kousgi gained the INRC4 whereas gifted Pragathi Gowda and Trisha Alonkar bagged the Ladies class. Baljinder Singh Dhillon and Goutham CP gained the Gypsy class.
Overall: 1. Jacob KJ ( Thrissur) & S.N. Shanmugha (Bengaluru Team) Team Arka Motorsports (1 hour, 54minutes,29.2seconds), 2. Vishakh Balachandran & Anil Abbas (1:55:18.0), 3. Arjun Rajiv & Rohit Gowda (1:55:28.7).
INRC2: 1. Ok.J. Jacob & S.N. Shanmugha (1:54:29.2), 2. Ritesh Guttedar & M. Suraj (1:57:01.2), 3. Chetan Shivram & Shiv Prakash (1:58:02.9).
INRC3: 1. Vishakh Balachandran (Thrissur) & Anil Abbas ( Ernakulam) 1:55:18.0, 2. Arjun Rajiv & Rohit Gowda (1:55:28.7), 3. Jason Saldanha & Thimmu Uddapanda (1:56:04.7).
INRC4: 1. Vivek Ruthuparna (Chikkamagaluru) & Athreya Kousgi (Mumbai) 2:11:07.5; 2. Safeekuddin & V. Arun 2:21.41.8.
Women: 1. Pragathi Gowda & Trisha Alonka (each Bengaluru) 1:58.07.5), 2. Nikeetaa Takkale & Raghuram Saminathan (2:11:45.3).
Junior INRC: 1. Arjun Rajiv, 2. Jahaan Singh Gill, 3. Vivek Ruthuparna.
Gypsy (non championship): 1. Baljinder Singh Dhillon & C.P. Goutham 2:16:23.5, 2. Sanjay Lal & V. Sekar (2:17:10.7), 3. Abhishek Gowda & Dhiraj Manae (2:18:01.6).
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Jindal Panther wins Bhopal Pataudi Cup
Siddhant Sharma scored six objectives as Jindal Panther beat Achievers Blue 11-7 within the ultimate of the Bhopal Pataudi Cup polo match on the Jaipur Polo floor in New Delhi on Sunday.
Abhimanyu Pathak prime scored with 5 objectives for Achievers Blue.
The Chief of Army Staff and the president of the Indian Polo Association, General Manoj Pande, and Begum Sharmila Tagore offered the trophies.
Jindal Panther 11 (Siddhant Sharma 6, Simran Shergill 4, Samir Suhag) bt Achievers Blue 7 (Abhimanyu Pathak 5, Daniel Otamendi, Rehat Virk).
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Hansraj Prabhakar basketball match: Oxford beats Modern faculty 45-21 to enter semifinals
Host Oxford School beat defending champion Modern School, Barakhamba Road, 45-21 to enter the semifinals of under-15 boys occasion within the thirty fourth Hansraj Prabhakar basketball match on the faculty courts in E-Block, Vikaspuri, on Sunday.
Senior boys: DPS, Vasantkunj, 69 (Anvay 26, Mala 12) bt Bluebells School 17.
Bal Bharati 72 9Parteek 26, Ranveer 24) bt Shiv Nadar School 60 (Nikhil 29, Arhamar 12)
Under-15 boys: Oxford 45 (Tanishq Sharma 14, Chetanya Choudhary 10) bt Modern School, Barakhamba Road, 21 (Lavya 11).
SD Public School 43 (Harshit Yadav 15) bt Mira Model 28 (Gurvansh 17).
Under-16 ladies:Modern School, Barakhamba Road, 21 (SAnvi Jain 14) bt Shiv Nadar School 11.
Mamta Modern 36 (Yukti 10) bt Bluebells 24 (Varsha 12).
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Nehru junior match
Odisha Naval Tata Academy, Bhubaneswar, beat Sukhjeevan Sports Academy, Agra, 4-3 in a league match of the Kanwarji 51st Nehru junior hockey match on the Shivaji Stadium in New Delhi on Sunday.
Shivam Patel was the hero of the Agra group as he scored all of the three objectives to bridge the hole in opposition to the formidable High Performance Centre (HPC) group.
Naval Tata Academy, Jamshedpur, 8 (Satyam Pandey 2, Prahlad Rajbhar 2, Amit, Amarjeet Singh, Jolen Topno, Md. Jaeed) bt Government HS, Kawnpui, Mizoram, 1 (Vanlal Chenpuia).
Odisha Naval Tata Academy, HPC, Bhubaneswar, 4 (Irengbam Rohit Singh 2, Ningombam Amarjit Singh, Abhishek Topno) bt Sukhjeevan Sports Academy, Agra, 3 (Shivam Patel 3).
Round Glass Academy, Punjab, 7 (Jarman Singh 2, Jasmeet Singh, Sumit Rajbhar, Gursewak Singh, Johanpreet Singh, Amandeep Singh) bt Guru Gobind Singh Sports College, Lucknow, 3 (Mohd. Zaid Khan, Triloki Venvanshi, Dhiraj Pal).
Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy, Bhopal, 1 (Aashir Adil Khan) drew with Directorate General, NCC Red, 1 (Nabin Lakra).
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fifteenth Asian capturing championship: Pranav Suresh, Isha win air rifle gold
Naraen Pranav Suresh and Isha Taksale gained the youth women and men’s gold in air rifle within the fifteenth Asian capturing championship in Changwon, Korea, on Sunday.
Naraen shot 249.9 to beat Kim Junpyo of Korea by 0.9 level. It was a commendable fare as Naraen had certified for the ultimate because the final shooter with a modest rating of 618.6.
Isha gained with an enormous margin after capturing 252.7 within the ultimate. She beat Yu Jiaxin of China by three factors for the gold.
In the 25-metre speedy pistol for junior males, Rajkanwar Singh Sandhu misplaced the bronze within the shoot-off.
In lure, Zoravar Singh Sandhu stored the Indian hopes alive, notably for the Olympic quota, with a rating of 71 out of 75 afterthree rounds. Qi Ying of China led with 72. Olympian Kynan Chenai (65) and Prithviraj Tondaiman (63) had been within the twenty third and thirty first spots. Two extra rounds will likely be adopted by the ultimate on Monday.
Air rifle: Youth males: 1. Naraen Pranav Suresh 249.9 (618.6); 2. Kim Jupyo (Kor) 249.0 (623.1); 3. Lee Junhwan (Kor) 228.0 (625.2); 5. Sheersh Kashyap 185.1 (622.8).
Youth ladies: 1. Isha Taksale 252.7 (629.3); 2. Yu Jiaxin (Chn) 249.7 (629.9); 3. Chen Wenjing (Chn) 228.9 (626.9); 4. Khyaty Chaudhary 207.2 (628.7); 7. Disha Dhankhar 143.5 (628.3); 10. Hazel 623.9; 12. Panaah Bhugra 622.9; 13. Aneesha Sharma 622.2. Team: 1. China 1886.9; 2. Korea 1880.1; 3. India 1874.4.
25m speedy fireplace pistol: Junior males: 1. Chen Aobo (Chn) 27 (581); 2. Yoon Seoyeong (Kor) 224 (575); 3. Yao Jianan (chn) 21 (579); 4. Rajkanwar Singh Sandhu 18 (579); 8. Sameer Ghulia 573; 9. Abhinav Choudhary 573; 11. Tanishq Naidu 569; 12. Sahil Dudhane 569; 16. Mahesh Pasupathy 549.
Team: 1. China 1736; 2. India 1721; 3. Korea 1719.
50m rifle inclined: Men: 1. Konstantin Malinovskiy (Kaz) 625.6; 2. Parray Zahid Husain 624.5; 3. Du LInshu (Chn) 624.3; 25. Raman Dubey 616.4; 26. Tarun Yadav 615.3; 28. Karan Singh 613.7; 32. Atul Kumar 609.8.
Junior males: 1. Ren Yingzhen (Chn) 620.0; 2. Matvey Timofeyev (Ka) 616.5; 3. Oh Junyeong (Kor) 616.2; 4. Farhan Mirza 614.8; 8. Rajvir Sarna 609.6; 10. Pukhraj Chauhan 607.9; 11. Abdullah Parvez 606.9.
Women: 1. Leen Eunseo (Kor) 628.0; 2. Arina Altukhova (Kaz) 624.6; 3. Xia Siyu (Chn) 623.8; 23. Monika Dudi 612.3; 24. Ruchira Lawand 610.9; 28. Swati 609.7.
Junior ladies: 1. Hou Min (Chn) 624.0; 2. Kim Taehee (Kor) 622.2; 3. Luo Shuang (Chn) 620.7; 10. Saniya Sapale 612.4.
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Srihari, Sajan break meet information
Karnataka’s Srihari Nataraj (200m freestyle) and Kerala’s Sajan Prakash (100m butterfly) broke meet information in National Games swimming in Panaji on Sunday.
Men: 200m freestyle: Srihari Nartaraj (Kar) 1:49.09s MR. 100m butterfly: Sajan Prakash (Ker) 53.79 MR. 4X100m freestyle relay: Karnataka (3:26.88 MR).
Women: 200m: Dhinidhi Desinghu (Kar) 2:07.32s. 100M butterfly: Nina Venkatesh (Kar) 1:02.22s MR. 4X100m freestyle relay: Karnataka (3:59.53s MR).
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