Dhinidhi & Srihari make a rich splash
The Hindu
Karnataka's Dhinidhi Desinghu breaks records in National Games swimming competition, leading her team to victory.
Karnataka’s Dhinidhi Desinghu appears to have made it a habit of breaking records. The 15-year-old broke her own women’s 100m freestyle meet record in the National Games swimming competition at Haldwani on Tuesday.
It was Dhinidhi’s third record in National Games swimming which ended on Tuesday with Karnataka taking both the men’s and women’s team titles. Srihari Nataraj, in the men’s section, and Dhinidhi ended with nine golds each (including relays) and finished as the stars of the competition.
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The results: Swimming (winners only): Men: 100m freestyle: Srihari Nataraj (Kar) 50.65s; 100m breaststroke: Vidith S. Shankar (Kar) 1:03.97s.
Women: 100m freestyle: Dhinidhi Desinghu (Kar) 57.34s MR, OR own 57.87; 100m breaststroke: Harshitha Jayaram (Ker) 1:14.34s.
Mixed: 4x100m relay: Karnataka (4:03.91s).
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