10-man East Bengal hold Jamshedpur, earn first point

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Dec 11, 2020 IST

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SC East Bengal held a wasteful Jamshedpur FC to a goalless draw to secure their first point of the Indian Super League here today.

Gurugram

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Amandeep Drall shot a second straight 2-under 70 to extend her lead to five shots in the second round of the eighth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour here today.

New Delhi

Hari Singh Academy advance in Om Nath Sood tournament

Chetan Bisht (113 off 81 balls) and Utsav Madaan (103 not out off 98 balls) helped Hari Singh Cricket Academy (Ghaziabad) beat Om Sai Delhi Challengers Academy by five wickets and enter the quarterfinals of the 30th Om Nath Sood Memorial Cricket Tournament.

Brief scores: Om Sai Academy: 276/6 in 40 overs (Rawal 126*; Vashisht 3/43); Hari Singh Academy: 279/5 in 39.1 overs (Bisht 113, Madaan 103*). Agencies

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