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Nidhi, Sanya in next round

Chandigarh: City girls Nidhi Gupta and Sanya Chadha have qualified for the super league rounds of the ongoing Indian Online Carrom Challenge. Nidhi (109 points) retained the second spot after the 4th league round, while Jharkhand’s Kavya Shree stayed...

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Updated At : 12:04 PM Aug 26, 2021 IST

Chandigarh: City girls Nidhi Gupta and Sanya Chadha have qualified for the super league rounds of the ongoing Indian Online Carrom Challenge. Nidhi (109 points) retained the second spot after the 4th league round, while Jharkhand’s Kavya Shree stayed at the top with 95 points. Odisha’s Deepa Naik (112 points) held on to the third spot. Sanya claimed 14th position. On the conclusion of four rounds, 16 men and 17 women qualified for the super league matches. TNS

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