Short Corner 8212; Delhi

Kundan scalps six
Rajan Gupta 72 and 2 for 18 and Sandeep 61 impressed in LB Academy8217;s 6 8211; wicket win against LRS Academy in the SAIL Playmakers inter-school tournamnet at Bharat Nagar ground.

In another match, Govt School Vikaspuri defeated Shanti Academy by 9 wickets.

Brief Scores: LRS Academy: 182 all out in 37.4 overs Man Mohan 68, Akshay 31, Siddharth Dhir 24, Sahil Khullar 3 for 42, Rajan Gupta 2 for 18, Chirag 2 for 24; L B Shastry Academy: 184 for 4 in 30.5 Rajan Gupta 72, Sandeep 61, Prabhakar Jha 32 n.o.

Shanti Academy: 135 all out in 39.2 Aditya Gadia 28, Rahul Prasad 25, Kundan Mehra 6 for 31, Sanjay Rawat 3 for 21; Govt Boys Sec School, Vikaspuri: 139 for 1 in 18.2 Suresh Tanwar 56 n.o, Sanjay Rawat 36, Kundan Mehra 28 n.o.

Delhi Police triumph
Delhi Police Communication Centre defeated Air Force Palam by 25 runs in the opening match of P S Sabharwal Memorial Challenge Cup at West Patel Nagar.

Delhi Police: 168 Satyavardhan 42, Surinder 29, Harish 22, Om Prakash 22, Manish 5 for 43; Air Force Palam: 143 VP Singh 38, Sudhir 34, Parmod Bhatti 2 for 11, Surinder Yadav 2 for 20, Ajit 2 for 30.

Jasleen India XI: 216 for 9 Rajat Bhardwaj 58, Nitin Malhotra 31, Bantoo Singh 29, Amit 3 for 42, Tejpal 2 for 45; Lajpat Nagar Gymkhana: 217 for 7 Mukesh 52, Sandeep 36, Tejpal 30, Bantoo Singh 2 for 25, Rajat Bhardwaj 2 for 45.

Cricket camp
The following players have been selected by the Indraprastha Sports Academy for a cricket training camp to be held at Chamba, Himachal Pradesh:Parsoon Patra captain, senior team, Deepak Chaudhury, naresh kaushik, Parul Jain, Yogendra Singh, Ramandeep, Jagjot Singh, Sobers joban, Rohan Kapoor, Mukul Dagar, Ankit Joshi, Praushan Jain, Satinder Singh, Arjun Kumar Mani, Subhash Khurana, Shiv Kumar Sharma, Parminder Singh, Karan passi, Vikas Verma, Rohit Rawat, Arun Kumar, Abhinav Kumar, Rajeev kumar Dhiman, Rajat Kumar Monga, Pankaj Kumar Dhawan, Gurpreet Singh, Tameer Sharma, Jaspal Singh, Amarjit SIngh. Coach: Surjeet Verma.

Zamin Shines
Deadly bowling by Zamin Oazmi 5 for 19 helped Moonlight beat DSTA by nine wickets to enter the semifinal of Shaheed Abdul Hameed Memorial tournament at Taj Enclave. In another match, Blue Stars defeated Punjab National Bank by eight wickets to qualify for the quarterfinals.

DSTA: 59 Zamin 5 for 19, Surender 2 for 13; Moonlight: 60 for 1 Praveen 36 not out.

Prabhat, Bhola excel
Thirteen-year-old medium pacer Prabhat Rai 4 for 34 and Bhola Shankar8217;s all-round performance 37 and 3 for 20 enabled Keshav Puram beat P C Sharma Academy by 15 runs to record their sixth win in the President8217;s Estate Challenge Cup.

Keshav Puram: 213 Harsh Kapoor 39, Bhola Shankar 37, Brij Mohan 35, Puninder Singh 3 for 33, Tarun Sharma 3 for 46; Sharma Academy: 198 Pankaj 57, Prabhat Rai 4 for 34.

Mayapuri win
Despite Prabhjeet Singh8217;s unbeaten century, GWTCC bounced out to a 3-wicket loss against Mayapuri Club in the Laxman Dass memorial tournament at the University Polo ground. Mayapuri play Essex Farms in the quarter-final.

Brief Scores: GWTCC: 194 for 8 in 35 overs Prabhjeet Singh 100 n.o, Hemraj 31, Anil Rana 2 for 30, Sanjay Verma 2 for 42; MPCC: 195 for 7 in 30.3 Anil Rana 35, Rajesh Mahavir, Vishal Razdan 25, Dinesh 25, Brij Mohan 2 for 25, Jatin 2 for 32.

Bright in quarters
Bright Club: 202 all out in 39.3 overs Parinder Sharma 53, Akash Malhotra 24, Sanjay Balwan 41, Joginder Singh 4 for 35, Sandeep Angoorala 3 for 40 defeated R.R Gymkhana: 163 all out in 31.3 Pradeep Chawla 101, Gopal 2 for 15, Devashis 2 for 17, Kishan Saini 2 for 35, Sanjeev Saini 2 for 35 by 39 runs to enter the quarter-finals of the Khajan Singh memorial tournament despite a fighting 101 by man of the match Pradeep Chawla of R.R Gymkhana.

Soccer diary 8217;98
The Delhi Veteran Football Club8217;s Soccer Diary 988242; containing detailed information relating to the World Cup held between 1930 and 1994 and also giving facts about all the 32 participating countries in the World Cup-98 in France, will be released here on June 5. Dedicated to club member and cricketer Raman Lamba, the diary, edited and compiled by DVFC secretary Hem Chand, is the first of its kind in the country.

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