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INTER-SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS LAWN TENNIS

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DATED: 17.10.2012
1.   D.A.V.SCHOOL-15             ----              BYE

2.   ST.KABIR-26               BT.   STEPPING STONE SCHOOL - 37

----     KRISHNAM           BT.    BHAVUK     (8—1)
----     ABHIMANYU       BT.    DHAIRAYA  (8—0)

3.   DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL-- 40     BT.   D.A.V.S.S.S.-8 

----     SAHISHNU           BT.    DEVASIS               (8 – 4)
----     SABRANG            BT.    SHASHIKANT       (8  -- 0)

4.   ST. STEPHEN’S -- 45          BT.   SAUPINS – 32  (W.O)
                                                                                   NOTE:- Walkover
5.   RYAN INTERNATIONAL – 49   BT. VIVEK HIGH SCHOOL -38

---      ANIKET                BT.    UDGAM AGARWAL      (8  --  1)
---      SAHRAAB             BT.    ABHI UDAI SINGH        (8 – 1)

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6.   A.K.S.I.P.S. – 41                           BT.   ST. ANEE’S -  32

---      DILAZIZ                BT.    TRIPAT       (8 – 0)       
---      SAURABH            BT.    RAJDEEP    (8 – 2)

DOUBLES:- SAURABH/RACHIT        BT.    RAJDEEP/MANDEEP    (8 –2)

LAWN – TENNIS   UNDER -14 (BOYS)

7.   STRAWBERRY FIELD – 26         BT.   GURUKUL GLOBAL –
MANIMAJRA

---      AKSHIT                 BT.              CHIRAZ       (8 – 5)
---      ASAV                    BT.              EASHAAN   (8 – 0)

8.   ST. JOHN – 26                     BT.             SRI.AUROBINDO – 27
---      RISHAB SHARDA           BT.    JYOTSHIKHAR      (8 – 1)
---     DHRUV SHARMA           BT.              HARSH       (8 – 0)


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LAWN – TENNIS   UNDER -17 (BOYS)

1.   STRAWBERRY FIELD – 26                  BT.             ST.KABIR – 26

---      ANKRISH              BT.    BIRGURMAN                 (8 – 6)
---   ZORAWAR              BT.    LAKSHAY                        (8 – 3)

2.   G.M.S.S.S. – 16         BT.   ST. STEPHEN’S 45

---      YUSH                             BT.    PRAJWAL                       (9 – 7)
---      PARVEEN             BT.    SAHIB                            (8 – 2)

3.   ST. JOHN – 26           BT.   A.K.S.I.P.S – 45
---      RAGHAV TALWAR        BT.    SACHIN                (8 – 0)
---      AYUSH                           BT.    KUNAL                 (8 – 0)

4.   D.A.V.P.S.                   BT.   MOUNT CARMEL  -- 47
---      SHIVAM     BT.    NAMAN               (8 – 6)
---      KINSHUK    BT.    SHRESTH             (8 – 1)

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5.   D.A.V.M.—15            BT.   RYAN INTERNATIONAL – 49(2 – 0)

---      ROHIT KUMAR              BT.   AMARSH    (8 – 0)
---      PARMEET DEOL            BT.    VARENUM (8 – 0)

LAWN – TENNIS   UNDER -19 (BOYS)

1.   D.A.V.M.—15           BT.             VIVEK HIGH SCHOOL – 38
--- DIGVIJAY NARUKA       BT.              VARUN DHAR     (8 – 0)
--- SAMRAT RANA             BT.              JASKIRAT SINGH (8 – 1)
2.   ST. JOHN = 26           BT.             RYAN INTERNATIONAL – 49
--- MEHUL BANSAL           BT.              ANKUSH THAKUR  9  --- 8  (2)
--- DHRUV                          BT.              KASHISH  SEHGAL  (8  -- 1)

3.   ST. ANEES – 32         BT.   STRAWBERRY FIELD – 26 ( 2 – 1)
--  UTKARSH                       BT.                        JOSH          9  --  8  (3)
--  ALEX                              LOST TO               RITIK           (8 – 0)
--  UTKARSH / ALEX           BT.                        JOSH / RITIK (8 – 5)

                                                                                        

INTER SCHOOL CRICKET TOURNAMENT UNDER-19 BOYS
VENUE:-GMSSS-32 Date:- 17/10/2012

MATCH-I:- GMSSS-37/B v/s GMSSS-26 (T.M)
GMSSS-26 T.M won the toss and elected to bat and scored 152 runs with loss of 5 wickets in the alloted overs. Jitender 51 runs/43 balls, Omkar 53* runs/47 balls, Rajat 3 wickets/16runs, Maninder 1/16 runs, Sanjeev 1/25 runs.
IN REPLY:- GMSSS-37 bundeled out in 62 runs in 15 overs. Karan 25runs/29balls, Jasvir 3 wickets/12 runs, Anil 4 wickets/7runs, Israr & Amar got 1 wicket each.
RESULT:- GMSSS-26 T.M won the match by 90 runs.

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