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Calicut varsity claims title
By Our Sports Reporter
BANGALORE, DEC. 9. Calicut University women's team won the All
India ball badminton tournament for the seventh consecutive year,
finishing the league semifinals stage with an all win record.
After defeating Bangalore in the morning session, Calicut rounded
off the league with an easy 29-20, 29-14 win over Bharatiyar in
the final session.
Bangalore University played well in the final session to pull off
a 24-29, 29-20, 29-13 victory over M.G. University (Kottayam) and
finish second in the four-team league.
The match between Calicut and Bangalore was virtually the title
deciding fixture. Calicut packed too many guns for the host with
Sandhya and Usha Kumari playing excellently. Sandhya in the
centre position played a superb pivotal game while Usha Kumari
came up with some timely smashes. Kumuda played a lone hand for
Bangalore as Calicut wrapped up the game 29-13, 29-17.
Mahatma Gandhi (M.G.) kept its chances of finishing runner-up
alive with a creditable 29-15, 24-29, 29-24 win over Bharatiyar
in the morning. But host Bangalore fought back, with some egging
on by the partisan crowd, to take the second spot.
Former international athlete Reeth Abraham and Minister for Women
and Child Welfare Smt. Motamma were the chief guests at the prize
distribution function.
Final placings: 1. Calicut, 2. Bangalore, 3. M.G. University, 4.
Bharatiyar.
The results: Calicut bt Bangalore 29-13, 29-17; M.G. Kottayam bt
Bharatiyar 29-15, 24-29, 29-24; Calicut bt Bharatiyar 29-20, 29-
14; Bangalore bt M.G. Kottayam 24-29, 29-20, 29-13.
The Calicut University team, the winner of the All-India women's
ball badminton tournament, in Bangalore, on Saturday. Standing
(l-r) P. Cheiro (coach), Manju Shah, Girija K.O., P. Kavitha,
Ginsy and Jessy Paul (Manager). Sitting (l-r): Savitha, Sandhya,
Usha Kumari and K. Asha.
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