Pavi logs easy win in badminton

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Updated At : 01:21 PM Jun 09, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, June 8

Pavi ousted Adya Singh Meena 15-1 15-1 in a girls’ U-9 match on the opening day of an open badminton tournament organised by the Sports Department at the Sector 7 Sports Complex. Samridhi Kushwaha also moved ahead in the event by defeating Sanpreet Kaur 15-0 15-4.

In the boys’ U-9 category, Ayush Anand defeated Kanav Malan 15-3 15-1 while Aditya overpowered Devik Bansal 15-8 15-6. Parv Bhatia also marched into the next round by routing Aarav Duggal 15-2 15-1. Ivaan Dogra easily defeated Rian Panchal 15-6 15-2 and Aarush Verma beat Aviraj Singh 15-2 15-1. Aviraj ousted Armaan 15-5 15-3 and Kartik Kumar Agnihotri got the better of Armaan 15-4 15-2.

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