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Veer Jijamata, MSP, BPCL advance to quarterfinals

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Posted: Jan 21, 2009 at 0133 hrs IST

Mumbai Mumbai outfits Veer Jijamata, MSP and BPCL advanced to the quarter-finals in the state-level Kabaddi Tournament jointly organized by Gajanan Kreeda Mandal along with local MLA and President of BRCC Kripshankar Singh at Parle (E). Veer Jijamata consisting of players from the city police force beat the strong challenge of Rajamata Jijau in the women’s section after being locked 6 - 6 at the end of a tense first session.

Dhanashree Pednekar and Aarti Narvekar’s raids made the difference for the winners. A slightly understrength Pune was well served by Monica Shinde, Shyamal Thorat and Poja Waghmare. The other match between Vishwashanti and Datta Seva Mandal was also close with the former turning the tables in the last five minutes. Jayashree Suvarna and Yojana Bhosale broudht the turnaround with precise raids.

Once Swapnali Mhaskar the main catcher too got into the act Vishwashanti trooped out 18 - 16 winners. They had trailed Datta Seva Mandal 9 - 14 at the halfway mark.

In the men’s section, heavyweights Central Rly beat Rly Police 33 - 7, their counterparts from the metropolis western made short work of Brihanmumbai Muncipal Corporation 31 - 15.

Sagar Parab, Kaptan Singh, Parekh Chavan (CR) and Ravi Radke, Dharamveer (wr) put up a good display for their respective sides.

Mahesh Magdum and Anil Patil did all the damage for M S Police who routed Bank of India 23 - 9 with veteran Vijay Jadhav waging a lone battle for the bankers. BPCL completed their league engagements with a 23 - 22 win over Indian Airlines. It was like a practice session for the petroleum side who have been billed favourites alond with Air-India.

Best Players of Day two: Prashant Redekar (Rly Police); Cash prize Rs 1000 - Smita Patil (Datta Seva Mandal).

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