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Trials to pick Indian Paralympic team postponed
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New Delhi, June 13 : Next week s selection trials to select the Indian track and field team for the Tokyo Paralympics Games have been postponed due to Covid-19 pandemic, said the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) on Sunday. Since we haven t got permission from the Sports Authority of India (SAI) to conduct national selection trials at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on June 15 and 16, we have shifted the dates to June 29 and 30, PCI secretary general Gursharan Singh told IANS.
Singh said the deadline to send the final entries to the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is August 1.
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Paralympic Games: Trials to pick Indian athletics team in June
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New Delhi, May 16 : The Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) will conduct national selection trials next month to select the Indian track and field team for the upcoming Tokyo Paralympic Games.
The trials will be held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on June 15 and 16, PCI secretary general Gursharan Singh said on Sunday. We will conduct the trials in June to select the national team. In case we aren t able to hold the trials due to pandemic, we will find an alternative to pick the athletes for the Paralympic Games, Singh told IANS.
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This is the third article in a series where I select a team of cricketers from each country who have the distinction of playing in only one Test.
India, like New Zealand, have only been playing Test cricket since the early 1930s, and just over 300 players have now represented India in Test matches since Amar Singh received the very first Indian Test cap and opened the bowling against England at Lord’s in 1932. Not every player went on to have long Test careers, with some 50 Indian players only playing a solitary Test. Here is a team, in batting order, made up of Indian players since 1965 who only played one Test, and it’s not such a bad team.