Bihar Sports

Notre Dame Academy girls set the track ablaze

2009-11-10T14:35:00.009+05:30

Patna, November 8, 2009:
Notre Dame Academy girls set the track ablaze winning six team championships titles of different categories in the Notre Dame Academy inter-school girls athleticchampionships at their home ground here on Sunday.

Notre Dame Avcademy girls clinched the senior team event title while St Michael’s School claimed the second position. In the junior girls’event, the team championships title went in favour of Notre Dame Acadmy while St Michael’s School became the runners-up.

Notre Dame Academy girls won four more titles in sub-junior, mini, cadet and flower girls’ section. DAV Patliputra took the second position in sub-junior girls while DPS won the silver in mini girls section. Julie School were adjudged runners-up in cadetand flower girls sections.

Aishwarya Sinha of Notre Dame Academy won the coveted individual championship honours in senior girls while Sradha Choudhary of the same school hogged limelight in junior group.

Other winners are; Flower girls-Tanya (Notre Dame Academy), cadet girls-Mohini (Notre Dame Academy), mini girls-Suranjana (Notre Dame Academy) and sub-junior girls-Abhilash, Aprna and Sneha (Notre Dame Academy).

Chief guest Brother Jose, Director of Nav Deepti School, Patna gave away prizes at a colourful closing ceremony. The Parent Teacher Association of Notre Dame Academy organised the meet to celebrate the golden jubilee of the school.

Earlier on the first day, Notre Dame Academy girls cornered glory claiming 33 medals in the track and filed events. Aishwarya of the hosts school raced to glory in the 400-m run.

Earlier, Aishwarya took the gold medal in 100-m sprint. Abha Suman of Notre Dame Academy and Swapanil got the second and third positions respectively.

Principal of St Xavier’s High School Father George inaugurated the function. Notre Dame Academy Principal Sister Tessy, Sister Sonia, Sister Neeta and Director of Bihar Cricket Academy Amikar Dayal were present in the opening function.

PTA president Smita Labh welcomed the guests.

Results:

Shot put senior: Kavya (NDA, I), Arpita (Krishna Niketan II), Ranjeet(Hartman School III).

Shot put junior: Arpalenit (NDA I), Ranjeet (BD Public School II), Saina Mahmood (NDA III). Long jump sub junior: Abhilasha (NDA I), Sivani (NDA II), Aparna (NDA III).

Long jump junior: Pranati (NDA I), Ishu (Krishna Niketan II), Deepan (NDA, III).

200-m flower girls: Tanya (NDA I), Prakriti (NDA II), Rami Bharati (Krishna Niketan III).

200-m cadet girls: Mohani (NDA I), Shanti Abhilesh (St Julie II),Priya (NDA III).

200-m mini girls: Surania (NDA I), Anjalika (Hartman School II), Stuti Priya (DPS III).

200-m sub-junior girls: Aparna (NDA I), Gloria (NDA II), Nishi Rani (International School III).

200-m junior girls: Shradha (NDA I), Ira (NDA II), Anjali (St Michael’s III).

200-m senior girls: Aishwariya (NDA I), Abha (NDA II), Swapnil (St Michael’s III).

4x100 m relay flower: NDA I, Julie School II, Hartman School III.

4x100-m cadet: NDA I, St Paul School II, St Michael’s School III.

4x100-m mini: NDA I, St Michael’s II, Julie School III.

4x100-m sub-junior: NDA I, St Michael’s II, DPS III.

4x100-m junior: NDA I, St Michael’s II, DPS III.

4x100-m senior: NDA I, St Michael’s II, International School III.

Best March Past: Notre Dame Academy.

Best Disciplined Team: Patliputra Central School.

Over all champions: Notre Dame Academy.

Photo captions: Top: Notre Dame Academy girls pose for group photograph after winning the team championships titles in the Inter-School athletic meet in Patna on November 8, 2009.

Top 2: Notre Dame Academy girls present cultural programme in the closing function on November 8, 2009.

Top 3 to 5: Participants are in action in different events on November 7, 2009.

Bottom: A scene of the inaugural function on November 7, 2009

Photos: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Loyola, DPS and PCS boys in semifinals

2009-11-10T14:13:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 7, 2009:
Loyola High School, Delhi Public School (DPS) and Patna Central School‘A’ and ‘B’ teams stormed into the semifinals of the boys team event in the inter-school table tennis tournament at the Secretariat hall here on Saturday.

Patna Central School ‘A’ swamped Loyola School ‘A’ 3-0, Patna Central School ‘B’ crushed Don Bosco Academy 3-0, DPS edged past Patna Central School ‘B’ 3-1, DPS thrashed LVZ School 3-0, Patna Central School ‘B’ flogged St Michael’s ‘B’ 3-0 and Patna Central School ‘A’ spanked St Michael’s ‘B’ 3-0.

In the girls’ team event, DPS tamed Patna Central School 3-0 and St Karen’s High School thrashed LVZ School 3-0.

Rshmi to lead BSNL, Bihar carrom team

2009-11-10T14:11:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 7, 2009:
Former carrom world champion, Rashmi Kumari will lead a 12-member BiharTelecom team in the ninth All India BSNL carrom championship to be held in Haryana from November 11, according to PN Jha, chief public relation officer, BSNL, Bihar circle.

Team (women): Rashmi Kumari (captain), Purnima Kumari, Gulab Tigga, Asha Devi and Poonam Kumari.
Men: Ram Krishna, Md Abdin Syedi, Madan Lal Verma, Shahnaz Akhtar and Santosh Kumar Sinha.
Veterans: Sanil Kumar Sinha and Navin Kumar Sinha.
Manager: Sunil Kumar Sinha. Coach: Rashmi Kumari.

Shahnawaz nets hat-trick in BMP boys big win

2009-11-10T14:09:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 7, 2009:
Striker Shahnawaz netted a hat-trick of goals as BMP Boys Club crushed Eleven Brothers 6-1 to enter the final of the Patna Football Association senior division league at the New Police Lines ground here on Saturday.

After a barren first half, goal scoring spree of the BMP boys started. In the second half, Shahnawaz struck in the 63, 75 and 80th minutes of the game. Manoj Mallick (two goals, 51 and 55th minutes) and Sarfaraz (one goal, 49th minute) were the other scorers. Deepu scored lone goal for Eleven Brothers in the 77th minute.

Banka, Munger post victories

2009-11-10T13:54:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 7, 2009:
Banka scored 19-run win over Sitamarhi in the Bihar State CK Nayudu inter-district under-19 school cricket tournament at the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Saturday. In the second match at the same venue, Kaimur got the better of Samastipur by nine wickets.

Munger prevailed over Rohtas by 59 runs at the Patna High School ground. Araria defeated Katihar by 31 runs in another match at the same venue.

At Patna College ground, Siwan struggled to beat Gopalganj by four runs. In the second match, Vaishali handed 8-wkt defeat on Bhagalpur.

Army School, Danapur enter final

2009-11-09T15:07:00.004+05:30

Patna, November 7, 2009

Army School, Danapur needed penalty shootouts to tame Gyandeep Kendriya Vidyalaya, Shahpur 3-2 and moved into the final of the Rock inter-school football at the outer ground of the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Saturday.

Army School took 1-0 lead in the first half. Army boys shot into the lead in the 27th minute when sriker Kundan Kumar passed a crisp floater in the box from the right flank and striker Abhishek headed it into a goal.

Shahpur boys bounced back in the 46th minute when Dhananjay shot home to equalize the lead 1-1.

In the second half, both the teams played attacking football but failed to break the deadlock. Penalty shootouts came into force to decide the winners. Krishnakant and Rana Kumar scored for the Army School while Pawan found the target for Gayandeep Kendriya Vidyalaya.

Photo caption: Army School, Danapur and Gyandeep Kendriya Vidyalaya, Shahpur players in action during their match in Patna on November 7, 2009.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Raj Inter High School, Dumraon in semifinals

2009-11-08T00:44:00.005+05:30

Patna, November 6, 2009:
Raj Inter High School, Dumraon stormed into the semifinals of the Rock inter-school football tournament trouncing defending champions Sri Ganesh High School, Bakhtiyarpur 6-0 at the outer ground of the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Friday.

Winners took a commanding lead two goals at the end of the first half.

Dominating the show from the very start of the game, Dumraon boys opened the scoring through Ajay Kumar Sharma in the 15th minute. Ten minutes later, Ramesh Kumar Yadav hit the second goal.

In the second half, Dumraon boys played a flawless soccer and attacked the rival territory umpteen times. On the way, they scored four more goals to take the final tally to 6-0. Bhola Sah and Ajay Kumar Sharma struck two goals each. The tournament is being organised by APWAD.

Photo caption: Sri Ganesh High School, Bakhtiyarpur player (in sky blue) tries to head away the ball during their Rock inter-school football match against Raj Inter High School, Dumraon in Patna on November 6, 2009.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Eleven Star Mokama move into final

2009-11-08T00:42:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 6, 2009:
XI Star, Mokama moved into final of the Patna senior division soccer league defeating Football Academy, Patna by a lone goal at the New Police Lines ground here on Friday.

Striker Raushan Kumar struck the winning goal in the 70th minute. Mokama missed a golden opportunity to swell the lead but Dinesh shot wide a penalty kick.

Rohtas, East Champaran post easy wins

2009-11-08T00:39:00.001+05:30

Patna, November 6, 2009:
Rohtas beat Nawada by 42 runs in the Bihar State CK Nayudu inter-district under-19 school cricket tournament at the Moinul Haq Stadium here onFriday.

In another match played at the same venue, East Champaran got the better of Muzaffarpur by four wickets.

At Patna College ground, Kaimur recorded rout Supaul by five wickets. In the second match at same ground, Lakhisarai failed to turn up against Begusarai.
At the Patna High School ground Nalanda beat Khagaria by 24 runs. In the second match, Madhubani thrashed Kishanganj by seven wickets.

Brief scores:
Rohtas: 80 all out in 19 overs and Nawada: 38 all out in 11.4 overs.
Muzaffarpur: 91all out in 20 overs and East Champaran: 92 for six wickets in 20 overs.
Supaul: 98 all out in 20 overs and Kaimur: 101 for five wickets in 18.4 overs.
Nalanda: 148 for five wickets in 20 overs and Khagaria: 124 all out in 20 overs.
Kishanganj: 123 all out in 20 overs and Madhubani: 124 for three wickets in 16 overs.

St Michael's High School 'A' start in style

2009-11-08T00:18:00.004+05:30

Patna, November 6, 2009:
St Michael’s High School ‘A’ and ‘B’, Patna Central School ‘A’ and ‘B’ and Don Bosco Academy won their respective team event encounters on the opening day of inter-school table tennis tournament at the Secretariat Hall here on Friday.

St Michael’s High School ‘A’ struggled to down Loyola High School ‘B’ 3-2, Patna Central School ‘A’ swept past Loyola High School ‘B’ 3-0, St Michael’s High School ‘B’ trounced LVZ School ‘A’ 3-0, Patna Central School ‘B’ crushed Don Bosco Academy 3-0; Don Bosco Academy edged past St Michael’s High School ‘C’ 3-1 and Delhi Public School tamed Holy Mission 3-1.

Earlier, Bihar Government's Chief Secretary, Anup Mukhaerjee inaugurated the tournament in a colouful function. He also played a game. A robot table tennis machine was also inaugurated in the function. Bihar Government's Public Relation Department secretary Rajesh Bhushan, Irrigation secretary Ajay Nayak and a dozen of senior government officials attended the opening function.

Mukesh Roy, secretary, Bihar Table Tennis Association (BTTA), Dilip Gandhi, treasurer, BTTA and international table tennis player, Tapan Kanti Das were present at the opening function.

Photo caption: Bihar Government's Chief Secretary Anup Mukherjee (top) and PRD Secretary Rajesh Bhushan (bottom) try their hands on the TT table during the opening function of Inter-School table tennis tournament in Patna on Friday.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Jr National boxing from November 10

2009-11-08T00:02:00.001+05:30

Patna, November 5, 2009:
Junior National women’s boxing championships will be held at the Moinul Haq Stadium here from November 10, according to Boxing Association of Bihar (BAB) secretary Rajiv Kumar Singh.

Organising president, Dinesh Singh said the star attraction of the championship would be World champion MC Merry Kom. He said about 600 women boxers and officials would take part in the five-day tournament. He said four international standard boxing rings had arrived here for the tournament. Surya Clinic would be the main sponsor of the tournament, he added.

Sri Ram Govind Prasad Sah High School, Byapur enter semifinals

2009-11-07T23:39:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 5, 2009:
Sri Ram Govind Prasad Sah High School, Byapur entered the semi-finals of the Rock inter-school football tournament edging out Sri Baldev Sanskrit High School, Masaurhi 5-4 via sudden death at the outer ground of the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Thursday.

Akhilesh gave Byapur boys the much-needed lead in the 10th minute. Zakir Ansari made it 1-1 in the 29th minute. Both teams took break for a drink at 1-1.

The second half saw keen tussle between the teams. In the 38th minute Masaurhi boys made a good move from the left as Avinash and Sahil combined well to put the ball on the rival box. Sahil shot a power floater but Tunnu headed it out.

The regulation time of the match ended 1-1. Peanlty shootouts were introduced but both the teams could covert three into goals. At 4-4, sudden death rule came into force and Byapur team shot home to emerge 5-4 winners.

Nausa hold XI Star 2-2

2009-11-07T23:35:00.001+05:30

Patna, November 5, 2009: Nausa Sports Club and XI Star, Mokama played a 2-2 draw in the Patna Football Association senior division league at the New Police Lines ground here on Thursday.
Girijesh Kumar and Ajay Kumar scored for the Mokama team. Sonu and Nizam found the target for Nausa Sports Club.

Sukhdeo cricket:Punjabi Bradri tean announced for exhibtion match

2009-11-07T23:26:00.001+05:30

Patna, November 5, 2009:
The Silver Jubilee edition of the All-India Sukhdeo Narain memorial inter-school cricket tournament will be kicked off with an exhibition match to be played between BP Sinha Foundation XI and Punjabi Bradri. The tournament will begin from November 15 at the Moinul Haq Stadium here, according to organizing secretary, Bijoy Kumar Narain Chunnu.

The exhibition match will be played for Dr Ajay Bhagat Trophy. Shami Arora will lead the Punjabi Bradri XI, he added.

Punjabi Bradri: Shami Arora (captain), Raj Kapur (vice-captain), Vinay Gambhir, Ramesh Kapur, Sanjay Arora, Amit Malhotra, Nikhil Dhawan, Rajesh Malhotra, Guruvez Singh, DS Khanna, BP Dhawan, S Trilochan Singh, Bhupendra Chowhan, Sanjay Saluja, RC Malhotra, NK Gambhir, Daljeet Khanna and Rakesh Gandhi.

Full points for Saharsa, Samastipur, Supaul

2009-11-07T23:08:00.001+05:30

November 5, 2009
Patna, November 5, 2009: Saharsa, Samastipur, Saran, Supaul, Muzaffarpur and Vaishali earned full points by wining their respective matches in the Bihar State Inter-District U-19 CK Nayudu Trophy at three different venues here on Thursday.

At the Moinul Haq Stadium, Saharsa got the better of Jamui by 5 runs to registertheir third consecutive win. Supaul edged past Arwal by 25 runs in the other match at the same venue.

At Patna College ground, Saran defeated Madhepura by 26 runs while Samastipur thrashed East Champaran by five wickets.At Patna High School ground, Muzaffarpur humiliated Buxar by nine wickets while Vaishali thrashed Aurangabad by 10 wickets.

Patna suffer defeat in CK Nayudu Trophy

2009-11-07T20:13:00.003+05:30

Patna, November 4, 2009: Saharsa trounced Patna by 9 wickets in the Bihar State Inter-District (U-19) CK Nayudu cricket tournament at the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Wednesday.

In the other matches of the day, Madhepura steamrollered Bhojpur by 10 wickets while Saran got the better of Darbhanga by 6 wickets. East Champaran (Motihari) thrashed Sheikhpura by 121 runs at the Patna College ground.

Brief scores:
Saharsa: 90 for 1 in 15.3 overs (Ajay Nayar 14, Akash 41, Shasheem 1/41).
Patna: 86 for 7 in 20 overs (Sidhant 22, Shasheem 20, Md Kaif 4/08, Rajesh 1/25).
Darbhanga: 111 for 8 in 20 overs (Neetesh 23, Goutam 21, Sanjay Kumar 2/20).
Saran: 112 for 4 in 18 overs (Sanjay 29, Himanshu 25, Dev Nandan 1/17).
Bhojpur: 68 all out in 18.4 overs (Shashi 25, Tigyashu 3/8).
Madhepura: 69 in 9.4 overs (Alok 25, Rahul 28).
East Champaran: 138 all out in 19.5 overs (Fazalshah 27, Amit 24).
Seikhpura: 17 all out in 8.5 overs (Gaurav 2, Faisal 6/8).

Resounding wins for Patna Football Academy and BMP Boys Club

2009-11-07T20:11:00.001+05:30

Patna, November 4, 2009: Patna Football Academy handed a 3-1 defeat on Patna Taj Club in the Patna senior division football league at the New Police Lines ground here on Wednesday.

Shakti Sagar drew the first goal in the 19th minute while Tariq Johar increased the lead in the 22nd minute. Abhishek Anand made it 3-0 in the 58th minute. Rajesh reduced the margin in the 60th minute (1-3) for Taj Club.

In the second match, BMP Boys Club beat Nausa Sporting Club 2-0. Shanbhaj opened the scoring in the 2nd minute. Dhanjay struck the second goal in the 65th minute.

Army School, Danapur in semifinals

2009-11-07T20:10:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 4, 2009: Army School, Danapur moved into the semifinals of the Rock inter-school football tournament at the outer ground of the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Wednesday.

Army School entered the semifinals by virtue of walkover as their rivals BMP High School, Phulwarisharif, did not turn up for the match. The tournament is being organized by APWAD.

India win a bronze medal

2009-11-07T02:50:00.001+05:30

KOLKATA, November 6: India won a bronze medal in the women’s compound bow team event on the final day of the four-day archery competition of the 3rd Asian Indoor Games at the Haiphong Youth Gymnasium in Hanoi (Vietnam) on Friday.

The Indian trio, comprising Bheigyabati Chanu, Sakro Besra and Vrushali Gorly) lost to Iran in the semifinals at 224-225 but managed to beat host Vietnam in the bronze medal play-off at 226-218 to win the lone medal from archery.

India, however, was not lucky in two other team events where it reached the semifinals.
In the men’s recurve division, the Indian threesome of Rajib Basumatary, Gurucharan Besra and Nanavath Ravinder, lost to Korea in the semifinals at 229-235 and in the bronze medal play-off against Iran India was unlucky to lose in tie-breaker.

The two teams tied 230-230 and in the tie-breaker, Iranians scored 29 points as against Indian’s 28.In the men’s compound event, the Indian team, consisting of M. Chinglensana Luwang, Abhishek Verma and L. Haridas Singh, fell to Thailand in the semifinals at 224-225. And in the bronze medal play-off they lost to Vietnam at 216-220.

On Thursday, Changlensana too finished fourth losing the bronze medal play-off to an Iranian archer.
Source: Indian Archery Association press release

Chinglensana fails to win a medal

2009-11-06T14:15:00.001+05:30

KOLKATA, November 5: India’s only individual medal hope Maisnam Chinglensana Luwang failed to win any in the men’s compound bow event of the 3rd Asian Indoor Games archery competition at the Haiphong Youth Gymnasiam in Hanoi (Vietnam) on Thursday.

The Manipur-born armyman lost to ultimate gold medal winner Reza Zamaninejad of Iran 111-117 in the semifinals and in the bronze medal play-off he was beaten by another Iranian Mansour Kordi 110-112. India can still win archery medals on Friday when the team championship will be gone through.
Source: Indian Archery Association press release

Easy wins for Saharsa, Jamui and Madhepura

2009-11-05T01:49:00.002+05:30

Patna, November 3, 2009: Saharsa beat Gaya by 29 runs in the inaugural match of the Bihar State inter-district U-19 CK Nayudu cricket tournament at the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Tuesday. In the other matches of the day Jamui humiliated Sheohar by eight wickets and Madhepura crushed Jehanabad by six wickets.

Batting first Saharsa made 123 for 5 off 20 overs while Gaya could score 97 for 9 off 20 overs. Sheohar mustered 63 for 6 off 15 overs and Jamui replied with 66 for 2.
Jehanabad scored 100 off 18.3 overs while Madhepura raced to the target losing four wickets.

Earlier, Bihar Sports Minister Renu Devi inaugurated the tournament. Arun Kumar Sinha, local MLA, Manoj Nath, Director General, Bihar State Sports Authority and Mritunay Tiwari, president, Bihar Players’ Association were present in the opening function.

Brief scores:
Saharsa 123 for 5 off 20 overs (Rajesh 39, Manish 29, Mangal 1 for 20, Abhay 1 for 16).
Gaya: 97 for 9 off 20 overs (Mangal 24, Sumit Raj 22, Rajesh 2 for 17 and Alok 3 for 20).
Sheohar: 63 for 6 off 15 overs (Naveen 10, Kamalesh 2 for 7).
Jamui: 66 for 2 (Amit Nicky 24, Manish 28, Bhasker 1 for 5).
Jehanabad: 100 off 18.3 overs( Sonu 16, Santosh 13, Joytish 3 for 13).
Madhepura: 104 for 4 (Alok 21, Mahboob 16, Ritesh 15, Kundan and Rohit one wicket each).

Eleven Brothers tame Junior Police Boys Club

2009-11-05T01:48:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 3, 2009: Eleven Brothers tamed Junior Police Boys Club 2-0 in the Patna senior division football league at New Police Lines ground here on Tuesday. In the second match, Eleven Star, Mokama thrashed Yuva Shakti, Sanda 3-0.

Gandhi opened the account for Eleven brothers in the 27th minute while Vijay Gurung swelled the lead in the 60th minute.

In the second match, Satchitanand drew the first blood the 6th. He netted his second and his team’s third goal in the 75th minute. Sunny shot home the 42nd minute. Rajeev of Sanda was shown yellow card by the referee.

Rameshwar Singh soccer from November 9

2009-11-05T01:46:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 3, 2009: Rameshwar Singh memorial football tournament will be held at New Police Lines ground here from November 9.

According to a press release of the tournament committee, eight teams including Eastern Railway, Asansol, Raj Milk, Patna, EC Railway, Jamalpur, Muzaffarpur, Buxar, Ghazipur and Junior Patna XI will participate in the tournament. The final match of the tournament will be held on November 16.

Gyandeep School enter semifinals

2009-11-05T01:45:00.000+05:30

Patna, November 3, 2009: Gyandeep Kendria Vidyalaya, Shahpur entered the semi-finals of the Second Rock inter-school football tournament without unleashing a shot at the outer ground of the Moinul Haq Stadium here on Tuesday.

Gyandeep’s rivals BD Public School did not turn up for the match. Oragnisers declared Gyandeep as the winners.

Chinglensana moves into semifinals

2009-11-05T01:11:00.002+05:30

Kolkata, November 4: Maisnam Chinglensana Luwang of India moved into the semifinals of the men’s compound individual event of the 3rd Asian Indoor Games archery event at the Haiphong Youth Gymnasium on Wednesday.

He will play Reza Zamaninejad of Iran for a place in the final on Thursday.

Other Indian archers did not measure up to the expectation losing either in pre-quarterfinals or in quarterfinals, according to information received here.

Chinglensana moved into the semifinals beating Chakrit Thongwattana of Thailand 117-114. Abhishek Verma, who made it to the quarterfinals, lost to Mansour Kordi of Iran in the tie-breaker after tying the sore at 113-113.

Kordi had 9, 9, 10 in the three tie-breaking shots, Verma had 9, 9, 9.Gurucharan Besra lost to Korean Kyeong Su Kim in the quarterfinals of the men’s recurve individual event at 113-116.

Earlier, he had stopped compatriot Rajib Basumatary in the pre-quarterfinals at 116-113.

The lone women recurve archer Punya Prabha Kumari fell in the quarterfinals to Sejin An of Korea at 112-115. Sakro Besra and Vrushali Gorle too were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the women’s compound event.

Vrushali lost to Nguyen Tien Anh Tran of Vietnam at 113-114, Sakro was out played by Mahtab Parsamehr of Iran at 108-117.

Source: Indian Archery Association press release