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Police Games: Punjab win men’s basketball championship

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:28 PM Dec 15, 2022 IST

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Jalandhar, December 14

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The Punjab Police team lifted the men’s basketball championship on the fifth day of the 71st All India Police Games Volleyball Cluster 2022 at PAP Complex in Jalandhar.

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Balancing act: Players in action during a yoga competition at the All-India Police Games in Jalandhar on Wednesday. Sarabjit Singh

The Punjab team on Wednesday defeated the CRPF 85-59 in the finals in the men’s category. The women’s basketball team from Punjab also made a mark by becoming the first runner-up. They, however, lost to Kerala in the final match today 51-71.

The Punjab team also won the volleyball men’s final match by defeating Rajasthan 3-0.

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The Punjab team entered the finals of the handball men’s team by defeating Rajasthan 32-16.

It will face off with SSB that had defeated Manipur 27-4. In the volleyball women’s finals, the Kerala team defeated the CRPF by 3-1 sets.

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