Jaipur: Uttar Pradesh won the Gold Cup by defeating Delhi 2-1 (12-15, 15-10, 15-13) in a hard-fought final at the All India Women’s Shooting Ball Championship held under the aegis of Subhash Club Kishangarh.According to Dr OP Machra, General Secretary of Rajasthan Shooting Ball Association, Tanu Chaudhary, an international player from Uttar Pradesh, posted in Income Tax Mumbai under sports quota, displayed a brilliant game.
Uttar Pradesh won the Gold Cup by beating Delhi 12-15, 15-10, 15-13 in the final at the All India Women’s Shooting Ball Championship held under the aegis of Subhash Club Kishangarh
On the other hand, Delhi’s international player Monika Sharma, posted in Hyderabad GST under sports quota, also performed very well. Haryana beat Maharashtra in straight sets to finish third.
Uttar Pradesh won the Gold Cup by beating Delhi 12-15, 15-10, 15-13 in the final at the All India Women’s Shooting Ball Championship held under the aegis of Subhash Club Kishangarh
Vikas Chaudhary (MLA), the chief guest of the closing ceremony, presented trophies, cash prizes of Rs 45,000 and medals to each player of the winning, runner-up and third-placed teams.
Uttar Pradesh won the Gold Cup by beating Delhi 12-15, 15-10, 15-13 in the final at the All India Women’s Shooting Ball Championship held under the aegis of Subhash Club Kishangarh
Present on the occasion were Ravindra Tomar, General Secretary of the Asian Shooting Ball Federation, Jeetraj Tomar, General Secretary of the Shooting Ball Federation of India, JP Kadian, Treasurer of the Asian Shooting Ball Federation, Dr OP Machra, Executive Member of the Asian Federation, Ranjeet Vishnoi (Technical Committee chairperson of the Shooting Ball Federation of India), Induraj Sharma (Observer), Atul Tomar (Controller), Bhupendra Tyagi, R P Sherawat, Referee Ranjeet Thakur, Shakki Mohammad (President of the Subhash Club and Secretary of the Ajmer District Shooting Ball Association), and numerous other dignitaries.
Uttar Pradesh won the Gold Cup by beating Delhi 12-15, 15-10, 15-13 in the final at the All India Women’s Shooting Ball Championship held under the aegis of Subhash Club Kishangarh
Eight of the country’s best women’s teams participated in the competition. The tournament was sponsored by Wonder Cement and R K Marble Group. The competition was broadcast live in 10 countries, including India. MLA Vikas Chaudhary, the chief guest of the ceremony, declared the competition closed.
