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City's Nidhi claims fourth position

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:03 PM Aug 29, 2021 IST

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Mohali, August 28

Chandigarh’s Nidhi Gupta claimed fourth position in the ongoing Indian Online Carrom Challenge.

Nidhi finished the third round with 29 points to raise her cumulative point tally to 76 and stay at the top in the super league. Shruti Sonawane of Maharashtra stood at the second rank with 77 cumulative points, while Kavya Shree of Jharkhand and Akanksha Kadam of Maharashtra claimed third and fourth position, respectively.

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In the third round, Shruti stood at the top with 18 (5 5 3 5) missing points as Nidhi finished with 29 (6 9 7 7) points to stay at the fourth place. Sanya Chadha of Chandigarh lost her chance to enter top eight and qualify for the champions’ league. She finished her third round match with 33 points taking her cumulative tally at 110 (41 36 33).

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