Krish, Tejam move ahead

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 06:53 AM Sep 13, 2024 IST

A player in action during a badminton meet on Thursday.

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Krish defeated Divyansh Agrawal 16-14 17-15 in the boys’ U-19 qualifiers on the opening day of the Yonex-Sunrise 31st Krishna Khaitan All India Junior (U-19) Ranking Badminton Tournament.

Tejam Keshav defeated Mayank Yadav 15-11 15-11, Ishan Naik thrashed Priyanshu 15-4 15-2, Sai Siddharth Rayaprolu recorded a 15-6 16-14 win over Karan Suyal and Jaivardhan Hooda defeated Tusya Nakra 15-8 15-8. Manthan Bobal also marched ahead by defeating Meer Tejas Mistry 15-5 15-2 and Yash Sharma ousted Anirudh Kaushik 15-11 11-15 15-10.

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