Bengaluru City retains hockey title
The Hindu
Osmania University blanks University of Rajasthan in women’s tennis final
Bengaluru City University defended its title by defeating Guru Nanak Dev University 3-0 in the men’s hockey final of the Khelo India University Games here on Sunday.
Harish Mutagar, who finished as the top goal-scorer of the tournament, recorded a brace for the champion.
In the women’s tennis team event final, Osmania University blanked University of Rajasthan 2-0.
In the women’s 100m hurdles, Aparna Roy (14.28s) of University of Kerala took top honours.
The results: Athletics (Winner): Women: 100m hurdles: Aparna Roy (University of Kerala) 14.28s.
Archery: Recurve individual, final: Men: Sachin Gupta (Kurukshetra) bt Yashdeep Bhoge (Sant Gadge Baba Amravati) 6-4.
Women: Charuta Kamalapur (Savitribai Phule, Pune) bt Bhavna (Guru Jambeshwar ) 5(9) - 5(9) (Charuta’s arrow was closer to centre).
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Vidyadhar Patil's four-wicket haul and R. Smaran's unbeaten century lead Karnataka to victory over Pondicherry.
Mumbai off-spinner Tanush Kotian joins India squad in Australia as cover for Washington Sundar and Ravindra Jadeja.
Former Sri Lankan spinner Rangana Herath transitions to coaching, reflects on career, praises Ashwin, and discusses Sri Lankan cricket.
Rishabh Pant's rise in Australian cricket, from car accident to match-winning performances, defines India's hopes in the series.
19-year-old Australian Sam Konstas prepares to face Jasprit Bumrah in Boxing Day test, aiming to be the aggressor.