A match in progress in the boys' sub-junior section of the District Badminton Championship in Ludhiana. Photo: Inderjeet Verma
Ludhiana, August 3
The week-long Ludhiana District Badminton Tournament began at Shastri Hall, near Guru Nanak Stadium, here on Wednesday. Competition in the cadet group, sub-junior, junior as well as men and women sections will be held during this tournament. On the basis of players’ performance, Ludhiana teams for the upcoming state championships will be selected.
Today’s results
Boys’ singles (U-13): Wazir Singh beat Shaurya Jain; Viraj Gupta beat Aarav Jain, Abhey Rajveer Singh beat Hemen Kapoor; Namish Dhiman beat Ranbir; Khagesh Chaddha beat Manaan Chugh; Kesar Singh beat Sehaj Preet Singh; Satvik Bhatia beat Dirik Garg; Agam Bhalla beat Arush Sanwal; Harshbeer Dhillon beat Vaibhav; N Aariv Mahajan beat Manthan; Swatik Saadi beat Kushal Gupta; Arush Viren Khurana beat Sarthak; Vihaan Bansal beat Lokesh; Raghav Bansal beat Chirajiv Jain; Arush Jain beat Vivek; Arin Singla beat Sahibjot Singh.
Boys’ singles (U-11): Harasiah Singh beat Aarav Gupta; Rabbiguel Anji beat Omar Singh; Jai Yadav beat Khushang Sood; Shivansh Gupta beat Maan Digan; Nandesh Kapoor beat Adhiraj Chhabra; Sagaljot Singh beat Divansh Singla; Rnik Ahuja beat Rechaan; Deepkunwar Singh beat Medhaansh; Garvit Ahuja beat Drishaan Wats.
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