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Punjab Police claim tennis title

Punjab Police team won the 9th All India Police Lawn Tennis Tournament organised by CRPF...

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Punjab Police team won the 9th All India Police Lawn Tennis Tournament organised by CRPF, for the fourth time in a row from November 26 to 29 held at DDA. Sports Complex, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.

The team championship was won by the Punjab Police Team, who beat the CRPF-A team, NSG- Karnatka Police and finally the CRPF in the finals. The practice sessions were held at Chandigarh Club Tennis Academy (CCTA) under proficient guidance of Robin Kumar, Director CCTA and Birbal Wadhera, Chief Coach CCTA.

 

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