Indian Sports Wrap, February 25: India beats Bangladesh, takes 3-0 in advance in the bilateral series of male bilateral cricket for Blind 2025

CRICKET

Men’s bilateral bilateral cricket series for the Blind 2025: India beats Bangladesh, takes an unassailable 3-0 lead

Team India delivered a dominant performance in the bilateral male bilateral cricket series for the Blind 2025, winning a complete victory for nine counters against Bangladesh in the third championship match in D5 Sports, Manipal University Campus, Yelahanka in Bengaluru. With this categorical victory, India has sealed the 3-0 series,

By opting to move first after winning the draw, the Bowling unit of India made a disciplined effort, restricting the Bangladesh at 173/4 in 20 Overs.

B3 Salman led the Bangladesh response with 50 stable balls out of 38, while T. Durga Rao (B3) of India impressed with a three gates to keep the opposition under control.

In response, Sunil Ramesh (B3) stole the show with an undefeated 96 on only 46 bullets, while Nakula Badanayak (B2) played a crucial support role with 50 balls out of 31. Their opening partnership of 100 points at 100 points assured that India was heading for the target in just 14.4 letters, sealing the victory in a dominant manner.

-Pragieux Sportstar

TABLE TENNIS

WTT Youth Contender Vadodara 2025 starts at the Sama Interior Sports Complex

The competitor of young people from WTT Vadodara, part of the WTT Youth series, will be played in India for the first time from February 25 to March 1, 2025 at SAMA Indoor Sports Complex.

A total of 165 Indian players will participate in 12 categories, alongside the participants of eight countries, all in the running for the first prize.

The event starts with the U / 17 and U / 13 boys and girls categories on the first day, when Divyanshi Bhowmick and Abhinand Prathivadi are starting as favorites.

Big names like Ankur Bhattacharjee, Sayali Wani and Divyanshi Bhowmick will take the court to present their talent and prove their domination in their respective categories, while other talented players such as Syndrela Das, Taneesha Kotecha and Sarthak Arya seek to challenge favorites . Indian stars will also be faced with a difficult competition of players like Choi Jiwook (WR 13 – Korea), Rohan Dani (England) and Taavi Samaravera (Sri Lanka), which will participate in their respective events.

Apple-Luminaries:

February 26, 2025:

• U / 17 boys and girls: round 1 around 16

• U / 13 Boys and Girls: round 1 to 16

February 27, 2025:

• U / 15 Mixed doubles: 32 round at the semi-final

• U / 19 mixed doubles: 16 semi-finals ragons

• U / 17 boys and girls: quarter -finals in the final

• U / 13 boys and girls: quarter -finals in the final

February 28, 2025:

• U / 15 Boys and Girls: round 1 tour 3

• U / 19 Boys and Girls: round 1 tour 3

• U / 11 Boys and Girls: round 1 tour 3

• U / 19 mixed doubles: finals

• U / 15 mixed doubles: finals

March 1, 2025:

• U / 15 boys and girls: 32 -year -old tour in the finals

• U / 19 boys and girls: 32 -year -old round in the finals

• U / 11 boys and girls: quarter -finals in the finals

-Pragieux Sportstar

TENNIS

Inter-college from Delhi University: Host Lady Shri Ram College Bat Sri Venkateswara College

Anya and Kavya Nayyar helped to welcome Lady Shri Ram college to a 2-0 victory against Sri Venkateswara College in the quarter-final of the Inter-College Women’s Tennis tournament from the University of Delhi on Tuesday.

In the semi-finals which will be played on March 1, LSR will play Indraprastha College which beat the Indira Gandhi Institute for Physical Education and Sports Sciences (Igipess) 2-1.

The other semi-final will be between Jesus and Mary College against Gargi College.

While Jesus and Mary marked a 2-1 victory against the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Gargi obtained a Walkover.

-Kamesh srinivasan