TENNIS
Sidharth Rawat wins Thailand ITF title
Sixth seed Sidharth Rawat beat Markus Malaszszak of Thailand 6-4, 6-2 within the last of the $15,000 ITF males’s tennis match in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, on Sunday.
It was a combating efficiency by Sidharth all the way in which, as he had gained three of the sooner 4 rounds in three units, that included a win over third seed Max Basing of Britain.
It was the third singles title within the skilled circuit for the 32-year-old Sidharth, who trains with coach Gaurav Sharma within the Capital.
– Crew Sportstar
BADMINTON
Rounak retains males’s singles title, Shriyanshi win ladies’s crown at India Junior Intl Sequence
High seed Rounak Chouhan edged out Gnana Dattu in a three-game last to retain his males’s singles crown on the Kotak India Junior Worldwide Sequence in Hyderabad on Sunday.
After dropping the opening sport 15-21, Rounak confirmed great grit as he bounced again strongly to take the subsequent two en path to a 15-21, 21-13, 21-13 win, repeating his title-winning run from final 12 months.
In ladies’s singles, third seed Shriyanshi Valishetty produced a dominant show to outclass Aikya Shetty 21-12, 21-8 and clinch the championship.
The boys’s doubles last supplied one of many day’s greatest upsets because the unseeded pair of Niranjaan G Nandakumar and Yudhajith Reddy Padigepati prevailed over high seeds Bhavya Chhabra and C Lalramsanga 21-17, 14-21, 23-21 in a tense decider.
In ladies’s doubles, Deepak Raj Aditi and Ponnamma BV Vriddhi defeated Keerthy Manchala and Varna Prabu Anand 21-13, 21-17 on the Kotak Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy.
Vansh Dev and Shravani Walekar overcame the seeded duo of Mithileish P Krishnan and Varna Prabu Anand 19-21, 21-16, 21-15 to win the Blended doubles crown.
– PTI
GOLF
Veer Ahlawat positioned tied forty sixth at DP World Tour
India’s Veer Ahlawat shot his second consecutive spherical of 1-under 71 and was positioned tied forty sixth on the third day of the Betfred British Masters on the DP World Tour in Sutton Coldfield, Uk.
Ahlawat (73-71-71) has a mixed rating of 1 below par and on the Belfry Resort & Resort.
In his third spherical Ahlawat shot 4 birdies, one eagle and 5 bogeys. Having begun the day with a bogey on the primary gap, Ahlawat strung collectively three birdies in a row between the third and fifth holes earlier than dropping one other shot on the eighth gap.
He picked up a shot on the tenth after which dropped one on the eleventh and one other on the thirteenth. The spotlight of the spherical was the eagle and it got here on the fifteenth earlier than making the ultimate bogey of the day on the seventeenth gap.
Indian-origin participant Aaron Rai carded 2-under 70 on the third day to place himself in tied fortieth place on the leaderboard with a 54-hole rating of two below par.
– PTI
Aditi in high 30 with one spherical to play at Girls’s Open
Indian golfer Aditi Ashok carded an excellent par spherical of 71 on the third day of the CPKC Girls’s Open to take a seat tied twenty ninth on the leaderboard.
The 27-year-old Aditi (71-69-71) now has a rating of two below par on the Mississaugua Golf & Nation Membership.
She made three birdies and as many bogeys in her third spherical.
On the fourth gap Aditi dropped a shot after which made a birdie on the eighth. On the again 9 she dropped a shot on the eleventh solely to regain it on the twelfth and dropped another on the 14th gap.
A late birdie on the seventeenth helped her end the day with an excellent par rating.
– PTI
Sneha, Pranavi and Hitaashee make lower in Hills Open in Sweden
Indian golfers Sneha Singh, Pranavi Urs and Hitaashee Bakshi made the lower on the second day of the Hills Open in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Sneha, who continues to be in her early days on the Girls European Tour, did nicely regardless of some struggles on the entrance 9. She added 2-over 73 to her first spherical 72 to be Tied-Twenty second.
Whereas Pranavi (76-72) and Hitaashee (74-75) have been positioned T-Forty first and T-53rd respectively on a day when circumstances eased after a windy opener.
The remaining Indians, Amandeep Drall (77-77), Tvesa Malik (79-76), Avani Prashanth (72-84) and Vani Kapoor missed the lower, which fell at seven-over par. Vani retired within the second spherical.
– PTI
WRESTLING
Chikitha Taniparthi makes historical past at World Youth Archery Championsips
Chikitha Taniparthi turned the primary Indian compound archer to win the ladies’s Below-21 particular person title on the World Youth Archery Championships in Winnipeg, Canada.
Sharvari Shende, a 16-year-old from Pune, added one other gold to India’s kitty by profitable the recurve under-18 ladies’s particular person crown, whereas Gatha Khadake and Agstay Singh earned the recurve blended group bronze.
India completed with 4 gold, two silver and two bronze medals.
Chikitha, a World Cup Stage group silver medallist, defeated European youth champion Paula Diaz Morillas of Spain 142-133 within the semifinals and Asian Grand Prix silver medallist Park Yerin of Korea 142-136 within the last to earn her maiden worldwide medal in a person competitors.
Coming from Sultanpur in Telangana, the 20-year-old karate black belt winner who switched to archery, thanked seasoned archer and her mentor Abhishek Verma for his help.
Asian silver medallist Sharvari toppled two Koreans, Kim Minjeong 7-3 within the semifinals and Kim Yewon 6-5 (shoot-off: 10-9) within the last, to say the Worlds under-18 ladies’s particular person gold after Deepika Kumari and Komalika Bari.
The outcomes:
Recurve:
Particular person: Semifinal: Sharvari Shende bt Kim Minjeong (Kor) 7-3; Gold medal match: Sharvari Shende bt Kim Yewon (Kor) 6-5 (shoot-off: 10-9).
Blended group: Bronze medal match: India (Gatha Khadake, Agstay Singh) bt Chinese language Taipei (Kao Hui-Tang, Chen Pin-An) 5-3.
Compound:
Particular person: Below-21: Girls: Semifinal: Chikitha Taniparthi bt Paula Diaz Morillas (Esp) 142-133; Gold medal match: Chikitha Taniparthi bt Park Yerin (Kor) 142-136
Below-18: Males: Semifinal: Yogesh Joshi misplaced to Hector McNeilly 132-136; Bronze medal match: Yogesh Joshi misplaced to Yen Tzu Hsiang (Tpe) 139-143.
-Y.B. Sarangi
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