Saturday, 28 January 2023
Hero ISL 2022-23: Bengaluru FC edge past Chennaiyin FC 3-1
Chennai, : Bengaluru FC beat Chennaiyin FC with a 3-1 scoreline at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Saturday in the Hero Indian Super League 2022-23.
Despite Chennaiyin FC starting the match brightly and displaying a strong attacking intent, Bengaluru FC struck thrice inside the first half.
The home side opened the scoring against the run of play when Roy Krishna’s long ball caught the visitors’ defence off guard and allowed Sivasakthi Narayanan to slot the ball home and put his side in front in the 15th minute.
Chennaiyin had the opportunity to equalise in the 20th minute when Ninthoinganba Meetel’s cross found Petar Sliskovic but his header narrowly missed the target. Three minutes later, Narayan bagged his second of the match after taking advantage of the opposition’s defensive error in the 23rd minute and Rohit Kumar further added a third in the 30th minute to further extend the hosts before the break.
Chennaiyin’s decision of making three changes at half-time paid off as substitute Edwin Vanspaul pulled one goal back at the hour mark. Jiteshwor Singh played a smart pass to find Vanspaul who scored his first league goal of the ongoing season with a thumping left-footed finish in the top corner in the 59th minute.
This goal helped Chennaiyin gain momentum and their attacking surges saw them come close to scoring a second on multiple occasions. But they failed to find the back of the net as the southern derby finished in favor of Bengaluru FC.
Speaking on his side’s defensive mistakes and fight for a top-six finish, Chennaiyin’s head coach Thomas Brdaric said, “We conceded three goals in the first half after inviting the opponent with our errors. In the second half, we changed ourselves and won the half 1-0. However, we are not close anymore to sixth place but we have to fight as we still have the hope that with 15 points we'll be able to reach our targets.”
Chennaiyin FC will now host Odisha FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on February 2 while Bengaluru FC will travel to face ATK Mohun Bagan on February 5.
Friday, 2 December 2022
सीआरपीएफ की पुष्पांजलि ने दी मनु भाकर को कड़ी टक्कर, 25 मीटर पिस्टल में जीता सिल्वर
नई दिल्ली : मध्य प्रदेश की राजधानी भोपाल में 65वीं नेशनल शूटिंग चैंपियनशिप के पिस्टल स्पर्धाओं के मुकाबले चल रहे हैं. गुरुवार को इस प्रतियोगिता के 25 मीटर पिस्टल मुकाबले का फाइनल मैच काफी रोमांचक रहा. CRPF का प्रतिनिधित्व कर रहीं दिल्ली की निशानेबाज़ पुष्पांजलि राणा और हरियाणा की ओलंपियन निशानेबाज़ मनु भाकर के बीच कड़ा मुकाबला देखने को मिला. मनु भाकर ने 33 हिट्स के साथ इस इवेंट का स्वर्ण पदक जीता और पुष्पांजलि को 27 हिट्स मारने के बाद रजत पदक जीतने में कामयाबी मिली. जबकि 21 हिट्स के साथ हरियाणा की ही विभूति भाटिया ने इस मुकाबले का कांस्य पदक हासिल किया।
Sunday, 27 February 2022
15th Manav Rachna Corporate cricket Challenge : HDFC Bank & Adidas Won The Match
FARIDABAD : 3rd Match
of
dated 26.02.22 Evening was
played between HDFC Bank and ACE . The Chief guest of the day was Mr. Sarkar
Talwar, Director Sports, MRIIRS. Mr. Talwar gave Good Luck Message to both the
teams and said that the sportsmanship must be maintained and to win, they must
play their natural game.
Captain
of ACE
won the toss and elected to Bat first. ACE Scored 292/9 runs in 20 Overs. For ACE team,
Mr. Varun Saini played a brilliant inning he made 102 runs in just 39 balls (7
fours, 11 Sixes), Rajnesh made 55 runs in 17 balls ( 1 Four, 8 Sixes), Yashveer
made 48 runs in 18 balls (2 fours, 6 Sixes), Monu Sharma made 34 runs in 19
balls ( 3 Fours, 2 Sixes) respectively.
For
HDFC Bank team bowling Mr.Abhishek Lamba (4-0-32-2), Sachin Kumar (4-0-58-2)
Mohit Kewal Sharma (4-0-72-2), Kunal
Jaitly (3-0-26-2) for his team
In reply HDFC Bank team Comfortably made 293/7 runs in 19.3 Overs and Won the match by 3
Wickets. For HDFC
Bank team Mr. Lovneet Saxena played a
brilliant inning he made 126 runs not
out in just 42 Balls (8 Fours, 14 Sixes), Abhishek made 53 runs in 16 balls (2
Fours, 7 Sixes), Arun Chaudhary made 43 runs in 15 balls (2 Fours, 5 Sixes), and Sidhant made 20 runs in 11 balls ( 1 Four,
2 Sixes) for his team respectively.
For
ACE Bowling Sunny Rawat (4-0-27-4), Santosh Singh (4-0-54-2),Neeraj (2.3-0-50-1) for his team.
Mr. Lovneet Saxena of HDFC Bank team was declared ‘Man of the Match’
for his brilliant performance. He Scored 126 runs not out in just 42 balls for
his team. The man of the match prize was given by Mr. Ramesh Chaudhary, Well
Known Personality in Faridabad..
The 1st match of dated 27.02.22 Morning
Played between Adidas and Hero Motocorp
. The match was inaugurated by Mr. Sarkar Talwar, Director, Sports, MRIIRS.
Captain of Adidas won the toss and elected to Bat first. Adidas
Scored 294/6 runs in 20 overs. For Adidas team
Mr. Rohan Gulati made 88 runs in 35 balls (6 Fours, 8 Sixes), Alok Anand
made 79 runs in 30 balls (3 Fours, 9 Sixes) Rohit made 45 runs in 21 balls (2
Fours, 5 Sixes) and Yogesh Rana made 26 runs not out in 5 balls (4 Fours) for
his team respectively.
The
Successful bowlers for Hero Motocorp team were Mr. Sumit (4-0-42-2), Sandeep (4-0-58-2)
Rohit (4-0-63-2), for his team .
In reply Hero Motocorp team made
only 247/9 runs in 20 Overs and Loose the
match by 47 runs. For Hero Motocorp team Mr. Raj Kumar made 51 runs in 27 Balls (4 Fours, 4 Sixes), Harit
Chaudhary made 37 runs in 16 balls (3 fours, 3 Sixes) Binoy made 29 runs in 25 balls (2 Fours, 1 Six) and Rahul Dahiya
made 26 runs in 10 balls (3 Fours, 2 Sixes) respectively.
For
Adidas Bowling Mr.Yogesh Rana (4-0-26-3),
Rohan Gulati (3-0-38-3), Alok Anand (3-0-37-2) Subhash (3-0-37-1) for his team
Mr. Rohan Gulati of Adidas
team was declared ‘Man of the Match’ for his brilliant
performance. He Scored 88 runs in 35 balls & took 3 important wickets for his team.
The man of the match prize given by Mr.
Ashok Bansal, Ex Ranji Player Haryana.
Thursday, 22 April 2021
Indian women create history at 2021 AIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s World Boxing Championships, end campaign with seven gold medals
New Delhi, April 23, 2021: Indian women boxers put up sensational performances as they created history at the 2021 AIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s World Boxing Championships and concluded their campaign on highly successful note with seven gold medals in Kielce, Poland on Thursday.
All the women finalists in action--Gitika (48kg) Naorem Babyrojisana Chanu (51kg), Poonam (57kg), Vinka (60kg), Arundhati Choudhary (69kg), T Sanamacha Chanu (75kg) and Alfiya Pathan (+81kg)— registered victories and finished on the top of the podium. Previously Indian women had won five gold medals during the 2017 edition of Youth World Championships held in Guwahati. India women’s team also finished as the No.1 team in the ongoing Championship ahead of Russia with seven gold medals.
Asian Youth Champion Sanamacha, who trains at boxing great MC Mary Kom’s academy in Imphal, added the historic sixth gold for India when she outperformed Kazakhstan’s Dana Diday 5-0 in the 75kg final. Later Young boxing sensation from Maharashtra Alfiya clinched the seventh gold for the country as she stunned a strong contender European Youth Champion Moldova’s Daria Kozorez 5-0 in the final.
“This has been an amazing effort from our youth boxers especially when the players had to be confined at home for most part of the last year and only make do with online training sessions. Our coaches and support staff did a stellar job despite the limitations and challenges. I congratulate all the winners on this unprecedented medal haul. This achievement is a testament of the talent we have in the upcoming generation of Indian boxing,” Boxing Federation of India President, Ajay Singh said while talking about the unprecedented medal haul by India at the AIBA Youth World Championships.
Earlier, Gitika led the country’s dominance and provided a perfect start for the day. The Haryana boxer, who came into the match beating two-time European Champion Italy’s Erika Prisciandaro, knocked down local favourite Natalia Kuczewska 5-0 in the women’s 48kg final and secured first gold medal for India at the on-going Championship.
The Asian Youth Champion Babyrojisana (51kg) and Poonam (57kg) further extended Indian winning momentum as the duo secured identical 5-0 victories to add two more gold medals. While Manipur boxer Babyrojisana looked in great touch during her flawless win against the European Junior Champion Russian Valeriia Linkova, Poonam also hit the aggressive mode from the word go and dominated her experienced opponent Sthelyne Grosy. With sharp and precise punches Poonam did not allow her opponent from France to score any point before completing an easy 5-0 triumph in the final bout.
Vinka (60kg) also produced a spectacular show as her punches, packed with a lot of power, were too strong for Kazakhstan boxer Zhuldyz Shayakhmetova. Referee had to stop the contest and declare Indian as the winner. Rajasthan boxer Arundhati added one more gold for Indian when she completed a fine 5-0 win against Polish boxer Barbara Marcinkowska in the 69kg final.
A 20-member Indian contingent had already created history by securing 11 medals at the on-going Youth World Championships bettering their previous best of 10 medals in 2018 edition. The only Indian men in the final, Sachin (56kg) will be in action tomorrow. Earlier in the men’s section Bishwamitra Chongthom (49kg), Ankit Narwal (64kg) and Vishal Gupta (91kg) won three bronze medals for the country with the semi-finals finish.
A 10-day biennial event, which had the men’s and women’s championship played together for the first time during the 2018 edition in Hungary, has witnessed high competition in presence of 414 boxers from 52 countries.