A woman reads a notice as matches remain suspended due to overage objections by parents at All-India Sub-Junior Ranking Badminton Tournament in Mohali on Friday. Tribune photo: Vicky
Mohali, July 1
On Day 3 of the All-India Sub-Junior Ranking Tournament, Amiya Sachdeva of Punjab had to fight hard to beat Chandana Gurram of Telangana 18-21, 21-11, 21-18 In the girls’ singles U-13 round. The main draw of the All-India Sub Junior Ranking Tournament-2022 started at Mohali yesterday.
For Fizza Akbani of Maharashtra, it was an easy run to go to the second round beating Jyothika Enjam of Telangana, 21-4, 21-5. Hithaishree Rajaiah of Karnataka also had a long match to beat Ananya Chauhan of Delhi. The match went into three games in favour of Hithaishree 21-14,19-21, 21-12.
The tournament continues to be marred by allegations of age fraud by the parents of competitors and mismanagement in scoring. Many parents staged a protest at the venue and matches had remained held up for close to three hours.
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