Indian sports activities wrap, December 5: IGU names returning workplace for third time for its polls

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HOCKEY

Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand arrange closing in sub-junior girls’s nationwide championship

Hockey Madhya Pradesh and Hockey Jharkhand received their semifinal fixtures and sealed their spot within the closing of the 14th Hockey India Sub Junior Girls Nationwide Championship 2024 being held on the South Central Railways Sports activities Advanced, RRC Floor, Rail Nilayam in Secunderabad, Telangana.

Within the first semifinal of the day, Madhya Pradesh defeated Mizoram, 3-2. Although Ruthi Lallawmzualli (3’) gave Hockey Mizoram an early lead, Hockey Madhya Pradesh responded with targets from Naz Nousheen (13’), and Rubi Rathore (32’) to edge forward. Captain Laltlanchhungi (52’) discovered the equaliser for Mizoram within the fourth quarter, nevertheless Tanvi (56’) scored a late-winner to safe Hockey Madhya Pradesh’s place within the Last.

Within the second semifinal, Hockey Jharkhand prevailed over Hockey Affiliation of Odisha, profitable the sport 1-1 (3-2 SO) in shootout after a draw over the 4 quarters. Manjhi Pushpa (8’) scored an early objective to provide Hockey Jharkhand the lead. Anjana Xaxa (45+’) levelled the sport as Hockey Affiliation of Odisha efficiently scored from a penalty nook. The sport went to the shootout after either side failed to attain through the subsequent two quarters. Hockey Jharkhand received the shootout 3-2 as Hemrom Leoni, Rina Kullu and Anupriya Soreng efficiently scored.

The third/4th Place match between Hockey Mizoram and Hockey Affiliation of Odisha will happen on December sixth at 11:00 AM and Hockey Madhya Pradesh and Hockey Jharkhand will face off within the Last of the 14th Hockey India Sub Junior Girls Nationwide Championship 2024 on December sixth at 1:00 PM.

– Staff Sportstar

Regardless of draw, Indian Navy makes semis in Nehru event

Indian Navy squandered a 3-0 half-time lead however made the semifinals regardless of a 3-3 draw towards Punjab Nationwide Financial institution (PNB) within the final league match of the SNBP sixtieth Nehru hockey event on the Shivaji Stadium in New Delhi on Thursday.

Within the different match of the day, Petroleum Sports activities Promotion Board (PSPB) outplayed Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) 5-0.

Within the semifinals on Friday, PSPB will play Comptroller and Auditor Normal XI at 12 midday, and Railways Sports activities Promotion Board (RSPB) will likely be challenged by Indian Navy at 2 p.m.

The outcomes (league):

Indian Navy 3 (Pawan Rajbhar 2, Nitesh 1) drew with Punjab Nationwide Financial institution 3 (Gursimran Singh 2, Jenjen Singh).

PSPB 5 (Gurjinder Singh 4, Vishal Pandey) bt Indo Tibetan Border Police 0.

– Kamesh Srinivasan

GOLF

Indian Golf Union appoints former HC decide Malik as RO for polls

Indian Golf Union (IGU) on Thursday named a returning officer for the third time for its December 15 elections after retired Justice Permod Kohli resigned from the function following considerations raised by Indian Olympic Affiliation (IOA) president PT Usha for a possible battle of curiosity.

Retired decide of Punjab and Haryana Excessive Court docket, R Malik was named RO with simply 10 days left for the polls.

“It’s to tell all member SGAs that on account of the resignation of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Permod Kohli, Hon’ble Mr. Justice (Retd) R. Malik has been appointed because the Returning Officer to conduct the elections of IGU, which is to be held on 15.12.2024,” IGU president Brijinder Singh stated in an e mail to State Golf Associations (SGAs).

Kohli had changed Justice (retd) OP Garg, a former Allahabad Excessive Court docket decide, who initially barred 5 state associations from taking part within the polls on November 25 for not offering requisite paperwork. Garg reversed his choice the next day, main the IGU to announce an indefinite postponement of the elections.

The postponement prompted IOA president Usha to jot down to the IGU chief in search of an evidence and warning of “strict actions,” together with forming an advert hoc physique, if the response was unsatisfactory.

After Kohli’s appointment because the RO final Tuesday, Usha raised considerations over a possible battle of curiosity, given he’s the present chairperson of the IOA’s Arbitration Fee.

“Being the Chairperson of the everlasting standing committee (Arbitration Fee) of the Indian Olympic Affiliation, accepting an appointment because the Returning Officer of IGU is probably not so as…,” Usha wrote in a letter to Kohli.

“We request you to kindly present us a written clarification… by 1000 hrs on 04 December 2023,” she added.

Kohli, a former Chief Justice of the Sikkim Excessive Court docket, stepped down however not earlier than refuting Usha’s claims of potential battle of curiosity and terming them as “completely unwarranted and unacceptable”.

“On the outset, I’ll inform you that para 4 of your letter is totally uncalled for. Firstly, you don’t have any proper to name my clarification nor am I beneath any obligation to tender any clarification to you,” he wrote in his response to Usha.

“That is in your data that until date irrespective of has been referred to me for arbitration or appointment of an arbitrator in my capability as Chairperson of the Olympic Arbitration Fee and thus the query of battle of curiosity doesn’t come up in any respect. The allegation of battle of pursuits is completely unwarranted and unacceptable.” Kohli gave his causes for stepping down, stating that he had accepted the function of RO in good religion after being approached by the IGU Director-Normal.

“As regards my appointment as RO, the DG of IGU approached me through e mail dated 1st December 2024, informing me that Justice O.P. Garg, the sooner RO, had resigned.

“There was no cause for me to doubt. In any case, I’ve no real interest in any of the events or the union’s affairs. I’m forwarding my resignation as RO to the President of the IGU,” he stated.

Usha had additionally written to the IGU president, urging him to stick the ideas of fine governance and the IOC Constitution.

“I’ve additionally taken notice of varied emails and letters which have expressed their concern over the appointment of the 2nd RO by the erstwhile President, IGU. We don’t want a state of affairs that as a result of these unlucky occasions an Advert-Hoc Committee must be appointed by the IOA to take over the affairs of the IGU,” Usha wrote.

The controversy erupted after the primary Returning Officer, OP Garg, had acted on a grievance by Shyam Sunder, Chairman of the IGU Technical Committee and a council member, who alleged that 5 State Golf Associations (SGAs) existed solely on paper, violating the spirit of the Nationwide Sports activities Code.

Shyam Sunder has now filed a grievance towards Usha to the IOA Ethics Fee, accusing her of interfering within the IGU elections and displaying bias.

“Most troubling is the conduct of the President of the IOA, who, with none lawful authority, has proven undue favouritism towards the previous Returning Officer by issuing a collection of letters interfering within the IGU’s autonomous functioning,” Sunder wrote in a letter to the IOA Ethics Fee.

“This unwarranted intervention undermines the integrity of the electoral course of and is each unethical and unlawful and a blatant violation of established norms,” he added.

Per the election schedule, nominations should be finalised by December 5, with the ultimate listing of contestants, after scrutiny and withdrawals, to be confirmed by December 10. Elections are slated for December 15.

– PTI

Bhullar lone Indian to make minimize in Saudi Arabia

Gaganjeet Bhullar was the only Indian golfer to make the 36-hole minimize on the Saudi Worldwide as Anirban Lahiri and Shubhankar Sharma missed it in Riyadh on Thursday.

Bhullar added 4-under 67 on the Par-71 Riyadh Golf Membership to get to 4-under for 2 rounds as Lahiri (73-67) missed it by one. Sharma (71-71) fell three photographs quick.

– PTI

Atwal lies twentieth in PGA Tour Champions Q-Faculty

India’s Arjun Atwal had a roller-coaster of a spherical as he moved as much as tied twentieth after two rounds within the PGA TOUR Champions Qualifying Match (Last Stage) at TPC Scottsdale’s Champions Course.

After 1-over 72 on the primary day, his 67 took him to 5-under and tied twentieth as solely the highest 5 gamers from the sphere will earn a full card to the PGA Tour Champions for 2025.

Atwal had an eagle and 5 birdies towards a bogey and a double bogey in his 67.

On the finish of 4 rounds, the top-five finishers will likely be totally exempt into open, Full Area Occasions for PGA TOUR Champions within the 2025 season. As well as, gamers ending sixth by means of thirtieth will likely be eligible to compete in open qualifiers on PGA TOUR Champions in 2025.

– PTI

POLO

Mackenzie’s targets in useless in D’Monde Cup

Chris Mackenzie scored all six targets for the crew however Vimal Arion Achievers was overwhelmed 7-6 by Jindal Panther in a league match of the D’Monde Cup polo event on the Military Equestrian Centre, Delhi Cantonment, on Thursday.

The outcomes (league):

Jindal Panther 7 (Simran Shergill 4, Siddhant Sharma 2, Shamsheer Ali) bt Vimal Arion Achievers 6 (Chris Mackenzie 6).

– Kamesh Srinivasan

BASKETBALL

Rajasthan boys, Karnataka women win youth nationwide titles

Rajasthan boys and Karnataka women emerged as champions within the thirty ninth Nationwide youth basketball championships on the Sabuj Sathi Indoor Stadium, Howrah, on Thursday.

Rajasthan rode on top-scorer Piyush Choudhary’s 27 factors to beat Karnataka 85-67 within the closing to retain its title.

Deepika P.P. and Nidhi Umesh scored 16 factors apiece to assist Karnataka defeat Tamil Nadu 61-54 in a closely-fought women closing and regain the trophy.

Tamil Nadu boys and Kerala women claimed third spots.

The champions, runners-up and third-place finishers acquired ₹3 lakh, ₹2 lakh, ₹1 lakh every.

Bhupendra Singh (Rajasthan) and Taarusree Tarun (Karnataka) have been adjudged the ‘Most Invaluable Participant’ amongst girls and boys respectively and bagged a prize cash of ₹50,000 every. Yadesh Kumar (Tamil Nadu) and Nidhi Umesh (Karnataka) have been greatest shooters in girls and boys sections respectively.

The outcomes (finals):

Boys: Rajasthan 85 (Piyush Choudhary 27, Bupendra Singh 22, Zuber Khan 16, Muhammed Raje Khan 13) bt Karnataka 67 (Samarth Manur 24, Harshan Yatish 19, Aditya Shenoi 10); Women: Karnataka 61 (Deepika P.P. 16, Nidhi Umesh 16, Mahek Sharma 11, Taarusree Tarun 10) bt Tamil Nadu 54 (Jeffrin A. 15, Smitha Sundaresh 10).

Third spot: Boys: Tamil Nadu 101 (Aakash L. 35, Priyadarsan A.R. 22, Yadesh Kumar 22, Vishal V. 16) bt Haryana 100 (Shekhar Rathee 24, Veer Singh 22, Ajay 21, Chirag 16); Women: Kerala 83 (Diya Biju 22, Arthika Ok. 20, Liya Maria 14, Vaigha 11, Ananymol 8, Cloudia 6) bt Maharashtra 54 (Reva Kulkarni 24).

– Staff Sportstar

TENNIS

Arjun units up all-Indian semifinal in ITF juniors

Arjun Rathi saved the Indian hopes alive as he arrange a semifinal conflict towards Vihaan Reddy within the ITF junior tennis event on the Deccan Gymkhana on Thursday.

Arjun, the champion of the final event in Delhi, beat seventh seed Sehaj Singh Pawar 6-1, 6-4, whereas Vihaan stopped the advantageous run of Samarth Sahita in three units.

Within the women part, second seed Rishitha Reddy overcame stiff resistance from Sai Janvi for a 6-0, 5-7, 6-2 victory. She is going to play Aishwarya Jadhav within the semifinals.

The outcomes (quarterfinals):

Beneath-18 boys: Vihaan Reddy (USA) bt Samarth Sahita 6-1, 3-6, 6-3; Arjun Rathi bt Sehaj Singh Pawar 6-1, 6-4; Fedor Altukhov bt Aarjun Pandit 6-3, 6-4; Aaron Gabet (Fra) bt Alan Aiukhanov 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.

Beneath-18 women: Aoi Watanabe (Jpn) bt Parthsarthi Mundhe 6-2, 6-2; Yasaman Yazdani (Iri) bt Nelli Ivanova 7-5, 6-3; Aishwarya Jadhav bt Nainika Bendram 7-5, 2-0 (retired); Rishitha Basireddy bt Sai Janvi 6-0, 5-7, 6-2.

– Kamesh Srinivasan

Tanisha Kashyap in quarterfinals

Sixth seed Tanisha Kashyap beat Caterina Odorizzi of Italy 7-5, 6-3 within the pre-quarterfinals of the $15,000 ITF girls’s tennis event in Stellenbosch, South Africa, on Thursday.

The outcomes:
$15,000 ITF girls, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Singles (pre-quarterfinals): Tanisha Kashyap bt Caterina Odorizzi (Ita) 7-5, 6-3.

– Kamesh Srinivasan

Tennis Premier League: Hyderabad Strikers beats Yash Mumbai Eagles

Harriet Dart beat Zenep Sonmez 15-10 to pave the way in which for Hyderabad Strikers’ 52-48 victory over Yash Mumbai Eagles within the preliminary section of the Tennis Premier League (TPL) on the CCI on Thursday.

Karan Singh, Zenep and Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan mixed to struggle sturdy within the subsequent three rubbers to maintain the Mumbai crew near the highest.

Vishnu Vardhan and Harriet Dart during their mixed doubles match for Hyderabad Strikers against Yash Mumbai Eagles in the TPL in Mumbai on Thursday.

Vishnu Vardhan and Harriet Dart throughout their combined doubles match for Hyderabad Strikers towards Yash Mumbai Eagles within the TPL in Mumbai on Thursday.
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Vishnu Vardhan and Harriet Dart throughout their combined doubles match for Hyderabad Strikers towards Yash Mumbai Eagles within the TPL in Mumbai on Thursday.
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In truth, Hyderabad stayed on the prime with 164 factors, and was adopted by Mumbai (157), Rajasthan Rangers (154).

Sumit Nagal did effectively to win his singles towards Bernabe Miralles and the doubles with Vijay Sundar Prashanth to information Gujarat Panthers to a 53-47 victory over the defending champion Bengaluru SG Pipers.

Ekaterina Kazionova put the muse for Gujarat by profitable the ladies’s singles 14-11 towards Gabriela Knutson. Gujarat was fourth with 150 factors.

With the highest 4 of the eight groups qualifying for the semifinals, the race will warmth up additional over the subsequent two days of league fixtures, as Chennai Smashers, Bengaluru SG Pipers, Punjab Patriots and Bengal Wizards attempt to change the place on the desk.

The outcomes (league):

Hyderabad Strikers bt Yash Mumbai Eagles 52-48 (Harriet Dart bt Zenep Somnez 15-10; Benjamin Lock misplaced to Karan Singh 12-13; Harriet & Vishnu Vardhan misplaced to Zenep & Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan 12-13; Benjamin & Vishnu bt Jeevan & Karan 13-12).

Rajasthan Rangers bt Chennai Smashers 51-49 (Cristina Dinu misplaced to Conny Perrin 11-14; Arthur Fery bt Hugo Gaston 16-9; Cristina & Rohan Bopanna bt Rithvik Bollipalli & Conny 14-11; Arthur & Bopanna misplaced to Gaston & Rithvik 10-15).

Gujarat Panthers bt Bengaluru SG Pipers 53-47 (Ekaterina Kazionova bt Gabriela Knutson 14-11; Sumit Nagal bt Bernabe Miralles 13-12; Ekaterina & Vijay Sundar Prashanth misplaced to Gabriela & Anirudh Chandrasekar 11-14; Sumit & Vijay bt Bernabe & Anirudh 15-10).

Punjab Patriots bt Bengal Wizards 58-42 (Elina Avanesyan bt Kamilla Rakhimova 13-12; S Mukund bt Niki Poonacha 18-7; Avanesyan & Saketh Myneni misplaced to Kamilla & Sriram Balaji 10-15; Mukund & Saketh bt Balaji & Poonacha 17-8).

– Kamesh Srinivasan



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