AG Delhi paddlers triumph in zonal meet

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Nov 08, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, November 7

AG Delhi defeated AG Uttarakhand 3-0 and AG Punjab defeated AG Haryana 3-2 during the semifinals of the Indian Audit & Accounts Department (IA&AD) North Zone Table Tennis Tournament.

In women’s individual event, Nikita Rana defeated Vinita Negi and Sanjana Sarva ousted Priya Singh by identical scores of 3-0.

Tulika Roy defeated Kalyani Kakkar 3-1 and Sanya Sehgal outplayed Sikha 3-0. Reena Khara also moved ahead by defeating Gurinder Kaur 3-2 and Vidhushi Vats defeated Ruchi Kalra 3-0.

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