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Kuldeep Rawat shines for Delhi
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Delhi earned two points from the match while Haryana got none.

Kishan Ganj Colts win in DDCA League

Kishan Ganj Colts defeated Rajender Nagar Colts by six wickets in an A-I division match of the DDCA League at the Mohan Meakin ground.

Scores: R N Colts: 120 for 9 in 40 overs (Ankit Lamba 23, Puneet Gupta 3 for 8, Digvijay Prasad 2 for 19).

K G Colts: 125 for 4 in 28.2 overs (Digvijay Prasad 38 n o, Udit Kumar 34, Ankit Lamba 3 for 34).

Malviya Club defeated Little Masters by seven wickets in a Super A Division match at the Palam II ground.

Scores: Little Master: 153 (Umesh Choudhary 43, Nitin Kumar Sharma 30, Rohit Mehra 3 for 15, Anil Kumar 2 for 26). Malviya Club: 159 for 3 in 27.3 overs (Oniel Wilson 66, 4x4, 3x6; Rahul Prasad 22 n o, Umesh Chaudhary 2 for 37).

Professional Management Group (PMG) defeated Patel Nagar Gymkhana by 76 runs in an A-I Division match.

Scores: PMG: 279 for 8 in 40 overs (Rajeev Rana 91, Vipin Kumar 50, Kishan Biswala 34, Puran Singh 2 for 36, Hardeep Singh 3 for 55).

Patel Nagar Gymkhana: 203 all out (Arun Sarna 37, Hardeep Singh Bawan 31 n o, Neeradh Chaudhary 3 for 9, Dharmender Kumar 3 for 41, Mahesh Prasad 2 for 24).

United India beat Citizen Club by two wickets in an A-II Division match at the RSKP ground.

Scores: Citizen: 166 all out in 38.5 overs (Tejesh Anand 50, J P Singh 3 for 38, Dal Chand 2 for 25).

United India: 167 for 8 in 39 overs (J P Singh 31, Shiv Kumar 21, Manoj Sood 2 for 18, Tejesh Anand 2 for 16, Dushant Sharma 2 for 39).

National Stadium draw with NCF
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New Delhi, December 19
National Stadium Cricket Club and Dronacharya Cricket Foundation (DCF) were locked in a draw in the Aviva Young Achiever (Under-13) Two-Day Cricket Tournament at the Yamuna Sports Complex ground. Both the teams could play only one innings each due to rain.National Stadium got five points while DCF earned three.

Scores: National Stadium: 202 for 8 (Savinay Chaudhary 44, Gandharva Mehndi Ratta 40, Shashank Chopra 2 for 59, Piyush Khera 2 for 62).

DCF: 118 for 5 in 50 overs (Shashank Chopra 59, Sourav Kumar 4 for 33).

Rodney Charles, Joginder star in Eventus Cup

A deadly spell of 3 for 11 by Joginder Seghal and a scintillating unbeaten 70 (48b, 4x8, 6x3) by Rodney Charles helped GE Capital defeat Bharti Infotel by eight wickets and enter the final of the third Eventus Cup Cricket Tournament at the Palam ground.

Scores: Bharti Infotel: 133 for 9 in 25 overs (Vikas Gujral 48, Aashish Khanna 21, Joginder Sehgal 3 for 11, Pramod Bhasin 2 for 23).

GE Capital: 134 for 2 in 20.1 overs (Rodney Charles 70 n o, Surinder Rawat 30, Vishesh Khanna 1 for 18, Gaurav Yadav 1 for 18).

AFC Cricket at Sampla
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New Delhi, December 19
The fifth All-India AFC Cricket Tournament will be held from December 28 at the Government School ground, Sampla. The winners will be given a cash prize of Rs 31000 while the runners-up will be awarded Rs 21,000.

Entries close with Dharamvir Malik at 9810634041 and 951262263424 or with K. K. Tiwari at 9811326133 on December 26.

Nehru Under-15 Cricket

The first Nehru Memorial Under-15 Cricket Tournament will be held from December 28 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium ground. Entries close with Dr Arvind Dogra at 9810374661 on December 25.

Turf Sports Juniors lose

Turf Sports Juniors lost to Camberwell Magpies by 12 runs during their Australian tour match at Melbourne.

Scores: Camberwell: 189 (M Hardy 56, M MIller 25, J Mossie 24, Sahib Karan 3 for 43, Samarth Singh 3 for 36).

Turf Sports Juniors: 177 (Samarth Singh 26, Jaspreet Singh 40, Sachin Khurana 47, M Hardy 4 for 12, N Greenhala 3 for 26).

ABN Amro win Pataudi Cup polo
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New Delhi, December 19
ABN Amro Bank defeated Jaipur Polo Company (JPC) 9-5 in the Nawab of Bhopal and Pataudi Cup Polo Tournament at the Jaipur Polo ground. In another match, McDowell Signature defeated Jindal Steel and Power 7-4 1/2.

The scorers for ABN-Amro Bank were Omar Younes, Basheer Ali (six goals) and Uday Kalaan (two goals) while Karan Sharma, Raghav Raj Singh and Manupal Godara (three goals) scored for JPC.

Mickey Gupta (2), Angad Kalaan (2) and Adhiraj Singh (3) scored for Signature while Bajrang Singh got the goals for Jindal.

Saturday’s fixtures: ABN Amro vs Teachers (2 pm); Signature vs 61 Cavalry A (3 pm)— Jaipur Polo ground..

Dhaka to meet Aizawl in Subroto final
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New Delhi, December 19
Bangladesh Krira Shiksha Prothisthan, Dhaka (Bangladesh) will take on defending champions Holy Heart School, Aizwal (Mizoram) in the under-14 final of the Subroto Mukherjee Cup Football Tournament at the Ambedkar Stadium on Saturday.

The kick-off will be at 2.15 pm. The Bangladesh School had beaten BRC (Danapur) Army Boys 2-1 while Holy Heart defeated Model School, Chandigarh 7-6 via the tie-breaker.

Abijit Dey put the Army Boys in the lead but Bangladesh pulled off the equaliser through Rony. Sabbir Mahmuel scored a goal from zero angle to fetch the match-winner.

Oxford High School, Aizawl will take on Govt High School, Tamaloo (Carnicobar) in the Under-17 final on Sunday at 2.15 pm.

Frank Anthony lift title
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New Delhi, December 19
An all-round display by Aditya Saini (3 for 4 and 74 n o) helped Frank Anthony Public School, Lajpat Nagar defeat St. Columba’s School by nine wickets in the final of the Frank Anthony Inter-School Cricket Tournament at the Frank Anthony School ground.

Ankit Kaiyastha of St. Columba’s school was adjudged the best batsman of the tournament while Aditya Saini of Frank Anthony School got the best bowler award. Aman Verman of Frank Anthony was declared the man of the tournament. Frank Anthony school principal Stephan Dacosta gave away the prizes.

Scores: St. Columba’s: 145 for 8 in 20 overs (Shivam Gupta 64, Ankit Kaiyastha 38, Vijay Pandit 3 for 17, Aditya Saini 3 for 4).

Frank Anthony: 146 for 1 in 20 overs (Aditya Saini 74 n o, Vivek Verma 46 n o, Joel Trinidad 1 for 22).

Mckinsey beat Associate
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New Delhi, December 19
Mckinsey defeated Associate Finance by 29 runs in the Luminous Cricket Tournament at the Palam ground. Scores: Mckinsey: 157 for 5 (Bharat 56, Neeraj Kaul 32, Chetan Seth 30, Mohit Bhalla 3 for 24).

Associate Finance: 128 (Nitin Chinda 33 n o, Mohit Bhalla 18, Prashant 3 for 14, Vikas 2 for 25). In another match, HCL Technologies defeated Hudco by 54 runs.

Scores: HCL: 182 for 5 (Yogesh Mehra 84, Kulbushan Ashri 21, Suresh Negi 1 for 29).

Hudco: 128 for 6 (Ramesh Negi 34, V K Shukla 28, Devi Das 21 n o, V Khanna 2 for 12, Abhishek Sharda 2 for 21).