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Delhi lose four of their seven games to finish fifth in the pool following poor show by the top-order and lack of bite in pace bowling
[…]Delhi lose to group leaders Haryana by 53 runs to miss the chance to qualify for knockouts of the Vijay Hazare one-dayers
[…]Anantjeet Singh Naruka, looking to earn Olympic quota, and Ganemat Sekhon won the men and women’s skeet events at the National Shooting Championships in shotgun in the Capital; this is Naruka’s second national title
[…]Delhi bowlers concede 299 to J&K before batsmen falter and are all out for just 224 in 45.3 overs
[…]Delhi batsman Ayush Badoni scored 100 out of the meagre 143 made by Delhi as Karnataka romp home to six-wicket win in Vijay Hazare one-dayers; Delhi slump to fourth spot in points table
[…]Himmat Singh’s half-century, Suyash Sharma’s four-wicket haul take Delhi to top of the table
[…]The 30-year-old Gauri Monga, once a rising star in Indian women’s golf, finishes ahead of 16-year-old Chandigarh golfer Amreen Sandhu and 38-year-old Mayali Kashyap, who too returned after a break following marriage and kids
[…]India were undoubtedly the best side in the just-concluded Cricket World Cup, winning all the league matches and the semi-final, but when it came to the all-important final, they faltered with both bat and ball
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