Jourian Warriors beats Tacharwan Tigers, sails into semi-finals
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, July 8: Jourian Warriors trounced Tacharwan Tigers in super-over match and sailed into semi-finals round of the ongoing Happy Memorial Cricket Tournament, being played at Government Higher Secondary School Akhnoor, here today.
Tacharwan Tigers won the toss & decided to field first. Batting first, the Jourian Warriors scored 144 runs by losing eight wickets in stipulated 20 overs wherein Anil Chowdhary and Sandeep Singh contributed 33 and 34 runs respectively, while Randeep Singh and Sonu scored 19 and 15 runs respectively. From bowling side, Sachiv Sharma got three wickets, while MP Singh clinched two wickets and Pankaj, Deepu and Rohit shared one wicket each.
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RAIPUR: Even as the Congress is struggling to put its house in order in poll-bound states, differences between Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Health Minister T S Singhdeo in Chhattisgarh are growing and this is creating piquant situations.
The Covid-19 vaccine beneficiaries in Janjgir-Champa district were recently handed over vaccination certificates that not only carried the photos of Baghel and Singhdeo but referred to both as CM. As the vaccination card went viral on social media, health department officials blamed it on the negligence of the block medical officer (BMO).
District collector Jitender Kumar Shukla said the officer had been shunted out. However, Anil Choudhary, BMO of Sakti block in the district, said, “It is an error by the printing press. We have been instructed to discontinue distributing these erroneous vaccination cards and replace them.”
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