Jagraon, Raikot girls set up title clash in kho-kho

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:47 AM Sep 16, 2025 IST

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Jagraon zone and Raikot zone players recorded victories in their respective semifinals to set up the title clash in the girls U-14 category of the kho-kho event in the ongoing 69th Ludhiana District Schools Games, being organised by the Punjab Education Department here on Monday.

At the School of Eminence (SoE) ground in Jawahar Nagar, Jagraon zone’s players got the better of PAU zone; and Raikot zone girls defeated Khanna zone to secure their berths in the title clash.

Similarly, in the boys U-14 section, Ludhiana-I zone outperformed Sahnewal zone to book a place in the final, wherein they would play against PAU zone.

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