FOOTBALL
Narzary completes mortgage transfer to Diamond Harbor FC
Bengaluru FC confirmed Sunday that winger Halicharan Narzary has accomplished a mortgage transfer to Diamond Harbour FC.
Narzary is a seasoned skilled, having performed for golf equipment like NorthEast United FC and Hyderabad FC within the Indian Tremendous League.
Diamond Harbour gained the I-League 2 final season, permitting the membership to realize promotion to the I-League for the 25-26 season.
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SWIMMING
Aryan, Likhith fail to progress at World Aquatics Championships
Indian swimmer Aryan Nehra fell in need of qualifying for the ultimate, whereas S.P. Likhith didn’t make the semifinals of their respective occasions on the World Aquatics Championships right here on Sunday.
Nehra, competing within the males’s 400m freestyle, completed seventh in his warmth and thirty seventh general with a time of 4:00.39s. The highest eight swimmers superior to the ultimate. Australia’s Samuel Brief went quickest within the heats, clocking 3:42.07s.
Likhith, then again, clocked 1:01.99s to complete fortieth general within the males’s 100m breaststroke occasion. The highest-16 certified for the semifinals. Turkey’s Nusrat Allahverdi touched the pad at 1:01.11s to be the quickest swimmer within the heats.
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GOLF
Diksha strikes to Forty eighth in Scotland
Indian golfer Diksha Dagar improved barely within the third spherical of the 2025 ISPS HANDA Girls’s Scottish Open as she moved up 11 spots to tied-Forty eighth on day 3 on the Dundonald Hyperlinks.
The 24-year-old winner of two Women European Tour titles, who was tied-59th on day 2, had two birdies and a bogey, all within the first six holes.
Diksha birdied the third and the sixth holes and dropped her solely shot on the fifth. She parred her final 12 holes as she compiled 1-under 71 on a day when the climate was good and there was no breeze. She had shot 69 and 76 within the first two rounds.
The opposite two Indians, Pranavi Urs and Tvesa Malik, had earlier missed the minimize.
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Atwal high Indian at Senior Open, Jyoti and Jeev path
Arjun Atwal emerged as the highest Indian after three rounds as he was 1-under 69 and was tied 29h within the ISPS HANDA Senior Open.
Atwal, taking part in solely his second occasion on the Seniors Tour – each Majors – adopted up his first two rounds of 67-72 with 69 and was 2-under by way of 54 holes.
Jyoti Randhawa (70-71-70) was 1-over and T-Fiftieth, whereas Jeev Milkha Singh (71-69-74) was 5-over and T-69. There’s yet another spherical left.
– PTI