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NEW DELHI, April 6: The fourth All India Khazan Singh Mathur Memorial cricket tournament will be organised from April 19 at Universtiy gr...

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NEW DELHI, April 6: The fourth All India Khazan Singh Mathur Memorial cricket tournament will be organised from April 19 at Universtiy ground.

The winners will receive Rs 41,000 while the runners-up will be richer by Rs 25,000. Man of the series will be given a portable colour TV. Entries close with Vijender Mathur, Phone 5180100, 5476943 or at 1-15 main bus stand near MR Hsopital, Karola village on April 10.

 

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