New Delhi, 4 June 2013: Delhi defeated Gujarat 11-1 in their Pool A league match of the 3rdHockey India Senior Men National Championship 2013 at Major Dhyan Chand Hockey Stadium in Pune on Tuesday.
The goal scorers for Delhi were Own Goal (3min), Mohit 5, 14, 16 (min), Parveen Kumar (20min), Parshant (26min), Kabir Sharma (27min), Kuldeep (28min), Pradeep Kumar (45min), Anil Kumar (55min) and Rajbir Yadav (58min) while Rohit Thakur (35min) scored the only goal for Gujarat.
In the other match of Pool A, defending champions Punjab registered their second win beating Association of Indian Universities 8-4. Punjab scored through Deepak Thakur (3, 28, 31, 60, 63 min), Vikramjit Singh (24, 49 min) and Ravi Pal (33 min) while Ramandeep Singh (16 min), Razin Kandulana (37, 45 min) and Hardeep Singh 66 min) scored for Association of Indian Universities.
In Pool C, Karnataka registered their second consecutive win, as they defeated Sports Authority of India 5-2.
In Pool E, Himachal Pradesh drew 1-1 with Bengal.
In Pool G, Manipur edged past Kerala 10-3 while Andhra Pradesh beat Uttarakhand 5-3.
Results
Pool A: Punjab: 8(Deepak Thakur 3, 28, 31, 60, 63, Vikramjit Singh 24, 49, Ravi Pal 33) beatAssociation of Indian Universities: 4(Ramandeep Singh 16, Razin Kandulana 37, 45, Hardeep Singh 66)
Hockey Delhi: 11(Own Goal 3, Mohit 5, 14, 16, Parveen Kumar 20, Parshant 26, Kabir Sharma 27, Kuldeep 28, Pradeep Kumar 45, Anil Kumar 55, Rajbir Yadav 58) beat Gujrat 1(Rohit Thakur 35)
Pool C: Karnataka: 5(Nikkin Thimmaiah 13, 43, Own Goal 28, S.K Uthappa 42, M B Aiyappa 70) beat Sports Authority of India: 2(Pal Raju 37, Sunil Yadav 51)
Pool E: Hockey Himachal Pradesh: 1 (Gourav Kumar 43) drew with Bengal 1(MD Riyazuddin 58)
Pool G: Manipur 10(TH Kiran 11, 47, K Roshan 15, 62 Own goal 16, Amarjit 22, Ksh Victo 38, 41, Ksh Wangamba 42, TH ojit 62 beat Kerala 3 (Avinash A.T. 29, 50, 64)
Andhra Pradesh 5 (Ramesh Krishna 12, 16, Arvind 45, 70, Sanpath Kumar 50) beatUttarakhand 3 (Own Goal 45, Kailash Singh 51, Arvind Singh 53)
Fixture for Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Pool C: Services Sports Control Board V/S Sports Authority of India7.00AM;
Pool A: Association of Indian Universities V/S Arunachal Pradesh 8.30AM;
Pool E: Jharkhand V/S Bengal 2.30PM;
Pool E: Odisha V/S Comptroller & Auditor General 4.00PM;
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