by Einspahr, K.L., Mehta, S.K., Seth, S.C.
Published in Proceedings Seventh Asian Test Symposium (ATS'98) (Cat. No.98TB100259) (1998)

by Mahdy, A.M., Deogun, J.S., Mehta, S.K.
Published in First International Conference on Broadband Networks (2004)

by KS, Shashank, HR, Mamatha, CN, Prashantha
Published in Computational molecular biology (01.01.2015)

by Brief scoresU19 Dooravani Cricketers 1 236 all out in 50 overs Shivu M 57 Omkar HR 31 Kishore K 33 Shashank MP 26 Harshit Pai 32 Krishav Somasundar 251 Rishil Mekala 232 Manikanth Shivanand 232 Manik Raj 319 lost to Jolly Cricketers 2384 in 431 overs Manik Raj 31 Vaasav Venkatesh 34 Krishav Somasundar 79no Manikanth Shivanand 47no Hammonds CC 171 all out in 421 overs Aditya KS 42 Prajwal H Shirol 30 Samarth N 228 Shikhar Shetty 434 lost to Vultures CC 1748 in 364 overs Aarav Mahesh 49 Mokhit KS 27 Samarth N 26no Ma noj Reddy 232 Advaith Karthik 439 Whirlwind Cricketers 195 all out in 475 overs Chinmay T 42 Prateek C 44 Karna Vamshi 223 Gagan CM 342 Srujan C 234 lost to Engrades CC 1992 in 313 overs Karna Vamshi 70 Krithik Reddy R 53no Aditya B Dodamani 30no Herons CC 181 all out in 495 oversRoshan Raju 28 Akshay Kamath 50 Vikas P 52 Aditya Rao 235 Anand Pillai 227 Pranav Aswath 326 lost to Modern CC 1846 in 314 overs Raghuveer Rajpurohit 48 Kanishk 37 Lakshan 29 Mohnish Bharadwaj 225 Friends Union CC 1 170 all out in 424 oversDev Sinha 46 Saatwik V 25 Tejas KA 243 Akshan B 325 Arshil Rajendra 235 Ambresh K 226 bt Rajajinagar Cricketers 111 all out in 332 overs Adithya Pavalur 46 Ashish Nayak 417 Pranav R Babu 437 Visweswarapuram CC 1 184 all out in 46 overs Abhinav Kapsi 59 Sri Bhagath P 40no Vikram R 224 Shivaprasad S 336 Nihal Kamath 227 lost to Sapphire CC 1336 in 301 overs Shivaprasad S 50 Mayank R Miraskar 27 Ayushman Chakraborty 228 on better run rate as the match was interrupted by rain Swastic Union CC 1 2878 in 50 overs Rishav Manavtira 88 Abhirath S 46 Rohit RV 32 Dishan Mandhana 33no Barath C 263 Sai Sabarish 251 bt Visweswarapuram CC 2 167 all out in 50 overs Devanjan Sarkar 62 Chayan 26 Harshith Gowda 318 Ronith Iyengar 236 Nitin K 220ARJUN SHINESArjun SP scored a patient century 136 208b 15x4 to help Herons Cricket Club garner three points by virtue of their first innings lead against Visweswarapuram Cricket Club in the KSCA Group I II Division league tournament here recently Visweswarapuram were restricted to 382 in 881 overs in their first essay with Siddharth A returning a fivewicket haul for HeronsIn reply Herons scored 3847 in 86 overs with Aditya Mani 85 complementing Arjuns effort Brief score Visweswarapuram CC 1 382 all out in 881 overs Harmain 69 Diwakar Shankar 64 Sarvesh Raju 56 Siddharth A 77 Arun K 49 Preetesh 33 Danishulla Shariff 356 Nithin Naidu 5154 drew with Herons CC 3847 in 86 overs Vineeth Manjunath 49 Arjun S P 136 208b 15x4 Aditya Mani 95 Adhokshaj M 463
Published in The Times of India (Online) (10.06.2023)

by Results Semifinal leagueBeagles 65 Chandana 21 Sanjana 18 Mekhala 14 bt DYES Mysuru 32 Yashaswini 11 Preethi 8 HT 3116 Mounts Club 70 Nidhi Umesh 15 Pavanai 13 Nilaya 10 bt JSC 51 Aadhya Nagalinga 18 Sanjana 16 HT 4519 Individual awards Best Player Pavani S Mounts Club Most Promising Player Swathi S Beagles BC Final placings1Beagles BC 2 Mounts Club 3 DYES Mysuru 4 JSC3STAR RAJINDER SHINESRajinder Singh sounded the board thrice as Canara Bank posted a 31 win over Postal De partment in the Hockey Karnataka League Championship in Bengaluru on Monday Sri Rama pulled one back for PostalResultsCanara Bank 3 Rajinder Singh 6 26 48 bt Postal 1 Sri Rama 19 Customs GST 3 Vishwas G 18 59 Chiran Medappa 20 bt South Western Railway Hubballi 2 Mohd Uzair 12 Pavan Madiwalar 37KHUSHBU PUTS ON A SHOWKhushbu Saroj scored five goals as Kemp FC hammered Kodagu FC 82 on the opening day of the Karnataka Womens League in Bengaluru on Monday Amisha Baxla Rivka Ramji, Lalnunsiami also score a goal each while Mangpieng Khongsai netted twice for KodaguResultsKemp FC 8 Amisha Baxla 7 Khushbu Saroj 41 49 65 70 81 Rivka Ramji 59 Lalnunsiami 78 bt Kodagu FC 2 Mangpieng Khongsai 2 37 Kickstart FC 5 Renu 36 Maitreyi Palasamudram 40 Karishma Purushotam 451 88 Aarushi Santosh 56 bt Roots FC 1 Y Poojitha 79 Bengaluru FC 2 Fatima Braganza 52 75 bt Misaka United FC 1 Kavya S 28THEYJO EMERGES CHAMPIONSecondseeded Oges Theyjo J of Tamil Nadu scored a 61 75 win over Karnatakas Rashein Samuel the fourth seed to emerge triumphant in the allIndia prize money tournament conducted by the ANT International Academy on the city outskirts over the weekendResult FinalOges Theyjo J TN bt Rashein Samuel Kar 61 76STATE NETBALL TEAMSManoj K, Shiveela S will lead the Karnataka men, womens team in the Senior Nationals Netball Championships to be held in Haryana from July 25SquadMen Manoj K C Puneeth Kumar VC Abhi S Abhinayak D Chandu S Chiranth Gowda C Hithesh D Prathamesh G Salunkhe Sumanth K Shetty Shashank Sujan Sathya Devadiga WomenShivleela S C Surabhi BR VC Mariya S Sutar Monisha Manjunatha Nageshwari Dhamnekar Muthamma MV Pratheeksha Sneha HP L Sonali Swathi G Gouri Varsha J CoachManasa LG Manager Kavya DSLAKSHMINARAYANA NAMED INDIA U20 HEAD COACHLast years runnerup India will take on Bangladesh first in the Asian mens U20 Volleyball Championship that begins in Surabaya Indonesia on Tuesday Karnatakas former junior India player KR Lakshminarayana was named as the head coach India have been clubbed with Japan Kuwait, Bangladesh in Group CThe teamPatel Dhruvil Kartik Sharma Soham More Akshay Prakash TP Aditya Rana Kush Singh Shubham Yadav Aryan Baliyan Nikhil M Kabilan Gourav Singh Naveen KumarHead coach KR Lakshminarayana Asst coaches Bharat Singh Amrit Pal Singh Manager Rajneesh Kumar Indias matches July 23 vs Bangladesh July 24 vs Kuwait July 25 vs Japan
Published in The Times of India (Online) (23.07.2024)

by Brief scoresBaroda 6149 decl in 1674 overs Harsh Desai 54 P Patidar 149 Jadav Rajvirsinh 163 Ansh Patel 109 Ashutosh Das 41 CTL Rakshann Readdi 475 drew Hyderabad 6468 in 163 overs Shashank Lokesh 57 K Himateja 299 P Gaurav Reddy 106 Paras Raj 125 Mixed results for Hyd womenHyderabad rode on halfcenturies by M Mamatha 51, Y Trisha Poojitha 53 to defeat Chhattisgarh by 14 runs in the sixth round of the BCCI senior womens oneday tournament at the Air Force ground in Delhi Hyderabad had lost to Mumbai by two runs in the fifth round Gouher Sultana was the pick of Hyderabad bowlers with five for 26 as Mumbai posted 182 for eight, dismissed Hyderabad for 180 G Trisha top scored for Hyderabad with 95Brief scores Rd VIHyderabad 1856 in 41 overs G Trisha 42 M Mamatha 51 Y Trisha Poojitha 53 bt Chhattisgarh 1718 in 41 overs Kriti Gupta 83 Rd V Mumbai 1828 in 35 overs Riya Chaudhari 50 Humairaa Kaazi 50 Sayal Satghare 42 Gouher Sultana 526 B Shravani 24 bt Hyderabad 180 in 345 overs G Trisha 95 Pranavi Chandra 30 Janhvi 330 Jagravi Pawar 235 HCA Boys U14Team DYellow 204 in 735 overs D Arjun 34 Swastik 32 Devesh Jain 420 vs Team B Blue Team C Green 2778 in 90 overs Rishab 73 Shiva Rama Krishna 54 M Sudhanshu 36 Harshith 74no vs Team A Red
Published in The Times of India (Online) (18.01.2024)