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Tejas hits century

Bangalore: Tejas Gowda's 115 helped President's XI score 250 for five in its stipulated 75 overs against Mysore in the KSCA inter-zonal under-14 tournament here on Wednesday. At close, Mysore replied with 64 for two.

The scores: President's XI 250 for five in 75 overs (Tejas Gowda 115, K.L. Shrijith 33, Sujith Gowda 27) vs Mysore 64 for two in 24 overs.

Bangalore Zone 278 for seven in 75 overs (V. Dipendra 58, P. Mohith 40, Desmond 40, Syed Riyazuddin 28 n.o., C.V.S. Praneeth 26, Yashwith three for 72) vs Mangalore 32 for four in 20 overs.

Tumkur 161 in 55.5 overs (Satish Kumar 48, Shrivatsa 25, Chandrakanth four for 47) vs Raichur 103 for six in 35 overs (Raghavendra 25, Puneeth four for 17).

Hat-trick by Kaushik

Off-spinner Kaushik's hat-trick (three for two) helped PES PU College, Mandya, register a 117-run win over Vijaya Vittala PU College, Mysore and enter the semifinals of the Dr. D.H. Praveen Memorial District-level PU Colleges cricket tournament conducted by SBRR Mahajana PU College at the Gangothri grounds at Mysore on Wednesday.

The scores (quarterfinals): PES PU, Mandya 221 for eight in 30 overs (Manjunath 40) bt Vijaya Vittala PU College 104 in 24.3 overs (Kaushik three for two).

Vidyashram PU College 50 in 19 overs (Bhuvan Ponnappa four for 12) lost to Cauvery PU College 51 for two in seven overs.

Karnataka advances

Karnataka circle downed defending champion Gujarat in four sets to set up a final tilt against Tamil Nadu in the semifinals of the 26th edition of the All India Postal volleyball tournament here.

Karnataka played an improved game in the third and fourth sets after trading the first two and the game finished with a scoreline of 25-14, 22-25, 25-21, 25-18.

Tamil Nadu men, meanwhile, made a show of their firepower against Andhra Pradesh to win 25-23, 25-21, 25-17.

Karnataka once again owed it to their young recruits — Deepak Shetty and Pawan — who not only attacked well but also blunted the Gujarat offences with some smart work.

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