SUNDEEP BATAVIA MEMORIAL INTER SCHOOL CRICKET, BASKETBALL and
TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
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Day 1: DPS Sharjah starts in style
Basketball
In the opening Basketball match, the host DPS Sharjah girls
defeated Gems Modern Academy Dubai by 31 – 14 points. Dyutika scored 17
and Shweta 7 points for DPS.
In the opening match of the Boys Basketball tournament DPS Sharjah
defeated Winchester Dubai by 64 – 26 points. DPS boys could maintain
clear lead in all four quarters against Winchester. Tushar Ravisankar
scored 17 points for DPS including 5 three pointers and well assisted by
Aadit Mohnot 16 and Joseph Thomas with 10 points. Satyajit scored 12
points for Winchester.
In another one sided match St. Mary’s Dubai trounced Gems Modern Academy
Dubai by 54 – 14 points. Joshua scored 24 points for the winners.
In another exciting match, The Indian High School Dubai boys trounced
the challenge of Our Own High School Al Warqa by 53 – 51 points. In the
first two quarters Al Warqa boys got slight lead of 20-16 and 12-11 but
in the last two quarters IHS boys managed to get the better of Al Warqa
by 15-8 and 11-11 points respectively.
In an exciting match, the last year runner up NIMS Sharjah boys defeated
Sharjah Indian School by 44–33 points. Mohammed Ummair Khan scored bulk
of the baskets for NIMS with 30 points.
In another girl’s match Gems Our Own Dubai trounced Gulf Indian school
Dubai by 60-4. Rea Jocob scored the bulk of the basket for the winners
with 18 points.
Cricket
In the opening match of Under-12 boy’s cricket tournament the
host DPS Sharjah defeated Gulf Indian High school Dubai by 94 runs. DPS
Sharjah won the toss and opted the batting and scored 135 runs in 15
overs. Gulf Indian High school was able to score only 41 runs in 15
overs. For DPS Zahan scored 55 runs of 35 balls and Aryansh scored 47
runs of 40 balls.
In another match, The Indian High School Dubai defeated Sharjah Indian
School by 28 runs. Sowrabh scored 23 and Vihan 19 runs for IHS.
Meanwhile Yuvaraj scored 21 runs for SIS.
Montfort School Delhi
Excels
The visitor Montfort School Delhi outplayed St. Mary’s Catholic School
Dubai by 54-27 points in the International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia
Memorial Basketball tournament for girls Under 18 years. Montfort girls
outplayed St. Mary’s through good ball handling, fast break attacks,
rebound collections and seems to be one of the probable teams to lift
the title. Riya Rana excelled in under baskets with 12 points while
Shristi Thakur excelled in dribbling and fast breaks with 8 points.
Tanvi Chauhan, Sushantika Chakrhvotty, Simraan Kaur scored 8 points
each. Anishka George scored 7 and Rose Jose 6 points for St. Mary’s.
In another girls’ match Winchester Dubai defeated DPS Dubai by 22-12
points. Leen scored 8 points for the winners.
Matches on 28/10/14
Basketball
DPS Sharjah defeats
OOEHS Sharjah
DPS Sharjah girls defeated Our Own school Sharjah by 42 – 28. Dyutika
scored 23 points and assisted by Vedika with 12 points for DPS. Sanjana
scored 15 points for the losing team.
Millennium Dubai girls outplayed DPS Dubai by 23 – 16 points. Sharon
Tony scored 8 points for Millennium while Priyanka Bhasker scored 10
points for DPS Dubai.
In another boys match Gems Modern Academy Dubai trounced Gulf Indian
High School by 35 – 17 points. Suraj scored 10 and zaid Khalid Mansoori
7 points for GMA Dubai while Karandeep scored 11 points for GIHS.
In an exciting Boys match DPS Sharjah outplayed The Model School Abu
Dhabi by 45 – 35 points. Model school emphasized more in defensive play
while DPS dominated through fast break and three pointers. Tanay
Maheshwari scored 23, Aadit Mohnot 11 and Tushar 8 points for DPS while
Moosa Ashraf scored 16, Abdul Jasir 12 points for Model school.
The Indian High School Dubai defeated Millennium Dubai by 60-34 points.
Ahraz Asad scored 19, Ishan 13 and Bryan Crasta 11 points for IHS while
Yajur Arora scored 11 points for the losing team.
DPS Dubai boys outplayed ENS Sharjah by 49 -17 points in an unchallenged
match. Sharan Sakarla scored 8, Akhil 6 and Aaron 5 points for DPS Dubai
while Rahul Bose scored 5 points for ENS Sharjah.
Cricket
The defending champion Modern High School Dubai defeated The Indian High
School Dubai by 22 runs in Sundeep Batavia memorial Cricket tournament
for under 12 boys. Modern High won the toss and opted batting and
managed to score 105 runs for 5 wickets from the allotted 15 overs while
IHS Dubai could score only 83 runs for 6 wickets in 15 overs. Ronak and
Rudra scored 25 and 22 runs respectively from 18 balls for Modern High.
The last year’s runner up DPS Dubai trounced Winchester Dubai by 137
runs. In the allotted 15 overs DPS team scored 200 runs for 1 wicket.
Vivek Aditya alone managed to score 138 runs from 46 balls not out. But
Winchester boys could score only 63 runs for 8 wickets.
Emirates National School defeated NIMS Sharjah by 4 wickets in another
under-12 Boys’ cricket tournament. In the allotted 15 overs NIMS scored
only 79 runs for 4 wickets while ENS scored 81 runs for 6 wickets in the
14th over and won the match by 4 wickets.
The visitors Ahlcon International Delhi, Mont Fort Delhi and DPS Kuwait
advances to Quarterfinals
Ahlcon School Delhi, Mont Fort Delhi, Indian High School Dubai and DPS
Sharjah advances to Quarterfinals of the International Inter-school
Sundeep Batavia Memorial Basketball tournament for under 18 boys
organized by Dps Sharjah.
In an exciting match against the host DPS Sharjah, the visitor Ahlcon Delhi clinched a spectacular win by 60 – 41 points to top Group B. The tough visitors scored most of the under basket attempts and free throws. As visitors exert full court pressure throughout the match, DPS boys were unable to utilize many outnumbering situations and under basket attempts. Tall and tough Delhi boys excelled in rebound collection and counter attacks. Meanwhile the three point specialist of DPS, Tushar was well restricted by Nipun and at the same time Daniel utilized under baskets for the visitors. Udit excelled in three pointers and scored 21 points for Ahlcon Delhi.
Score:
Ahlcon: Udit 21, Daniyal-18,
Arpit-14.
DPS Shj: Joseph Thomas 12, Tushar Ravisankar 9, Tanay Maheswari 8.
In a neck to neck match which extended to extra time, Indian High
School Dubai defeated Mont Fort Delhi by 87- 77 points to top Group A.
In the regulation time the score ended up even with each team scoring 77
points. But in the 5 minutes extra time IHS Dubai tightened the
defence
and scored 10 points continuously.
Aakash
Mahajan
32 and Ahraz Asad 30 scored bulk of the basket for IHS Dubai, while
Shourya Prasan scored 23, Paarth Sharma 17 and Aditya 16 points for Mont
Fort Delhi. Both teams advance to quarterfinals.
In the earlier match held on 29/10/14, the visitor Ahlcon School Delhi
trounced Winchester Dubai by 70 – 33 points in the International
Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial tournament for boys. The
long-legged Daniel succeeded his many under basket attempts and could
score 23 points, assisted by Vasu 16, Arpit 11 Nipun 9 and Udit 8 points
for Ahlcon Delhi. Sathya scored 18 points for Winchester.
Results of other matches: (Boys)
Sharjah Indian School defeated Emirates National School by 28- 26.
DPS Dubai defeated NIMS Sharjah by 32 – 26.
OOHS Al Warqa defeated The Millennium school Dubai by 42 – 26.
Mont Fort Delhi outplayed The Millennium school Dubai by 50 – 38.
Quarterfinal line up of girls
Following teams advanced to the Quarterfinals of International
Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Basketball tournament for under 18
girls.
Mont Fort
Vs Winchester Dubai
St. Mary’s
Vs Millennium Dubai
DPS Sharjah
Vs Gulf Indian High
School Dubai
Gems OOEHS Dubai
Vs Gems modern
Dubai
Cricket
DPS Kuwait in Quarter finals
The visitors DPS Kuwait defeated Gulf Indian High School Dubai by 19
runs in the International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Cricket
tournament for under 12 boys. In the allotted 15 overs match DPS Kuwait
hit 104 runs while GIHS could score only 85 runs. Jude scored 38 runs of
34 balls for Kuwait. In another Cricket match Gems Our Own HS Dubai
defeated NIMS Sharjah by 5 wickets.
Cricket
DPS teams and GEMS OOIS Dubai reached the
semifinals
DPS Dubai, DPS Sharjah and GEMS OOIS Dubai reached the semifinals of
International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Cricket tournament
for under 12 boys. DPS Dubai defeated Emirates National School by 10
wickets in the Quarterfinals. In the allotted 15 overs Emirates National
School Sharjah could score only 60 runs meanwhile DPS Dubai boys scored
61 runs from 7 overs. The openers of DPS Dubai, Vivek Aditya hit 40 runs
from 16 balls not out and Aditya Shetty scored 18runs.
The host, DPS Sharjah defeated IHS Dubai by 55 runs in another Quarter
final. In the allotted 15 overs DPS hit 126 runs while Indian school
Dubai could score only 71 runs from 15 overs. Aryansh scored 41 runs
from 35 balls and Hardik scored 25 runs from 12 balls. Sawrabh scored 14
runs for the losing team.
Gems Modern Academy Dubai trounced DPS Kuwait by 141 runs. In the
allotted 15 overs Gems Modern Dubai scored 216 runs while Kuwait could
score only 75 runs. Ronak hit 101 runs from 40 balls not out and Rudra
hit 72 runs from 35 balls not out for Gems Moden.
In other quarterfinals, GEMS OOIS Dubai defeated Winchester school Dubai
by 69 runs. OOIS Dubai won the toss and opted batting and managed to
score 124 runs from 15 overs. Meantime Winchester school was able to
score only 55 runs from 15 overs. Nitin hit 50 runs from 35 balls and
Sreenivas scored 25 runs from 20 balls for the winners.
Semifinal line ups
Gems Modern Dubai Vs GEMS OOIS Dubai
DPS Sharjah Vs DPS Dubai
Basketball
Montfort Delhi, DPS Sharjah, Gems our Own Dubai and St. Mary’s in
Semifinals
In an unchallenged match the visitors Montfort school Delhi trounced
Winchester Dubai by 53 – 18 points in the quarterfinals of International
Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial basketball tournament for under 18
girls. Ridhima Khanna 17 and Sushantika 12 top scored for Montfort
whereas Leen scored 14 points for Winchester Dubai. In another one sided
quarter final match host DPS Sharjah girls trounced Gulf Indian High
School Dubai by 65-10 points to meet Montfort Delhi in the Semifinals.
Dyutika scored 20 points, well assisted by Lael Ann Balu with 16 points
for DPS Sharjah.
St. Mary’s Dubai will meet Gems OOHS Dubai in semifinals. St. Mary’s
Dubai defeated Millennium school Dubai by 33 – 16 points meantime Gems
OOHS Dubai defeated Gems Modern Dubai by 40- 23 points.
DPS Bangalore, Ahlcon International Delhi, Indian High School Dubai and DPS Dubai in Semifinals
Last year’s winner DPS Bangalore defeated DPS Sharjah by 59-24 points in
the quarterfinals. Deeraj Shinde 24, Mukul Mahindra 19 and Aditya 16
scored for Bangalore while Tushar Ravi scored 9 for DPS Sharjah.
In other quarterfinals, the visitors Ahlcon Delhi defeated St. Mary’s
Dubai by 37-23 points. Vasu Aggarval scored 16, Daniyal Mirza 9 and Udit
6 for Ahlcon.
Indian High School Dubai defeated NIMS Sharjah by 59-
In the semifinals which will be held on 3rd November DPS
Bangalore will meet Indian High School Dubai and Ahlcon International
Delhi will meet DPS Dubai.
Montfort Delhi and Gems Our Own English HS in Girls finals
The visitors Montfort School Delhi will meet GEMS OOEHS Dubai in the
finals of International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Basketball
tournament for under 18 girls organized by DPS Sharjah. Montfort
defeated the host and former champions DPS Sharjah by 54 – 31 points in
the Semifinals. In the exciting match Sushantika Chakravartty scored 14,
Riya Rana 9, Simran Kaur 8 and Shristi Thakur 8 for Montfort while
Dyutika scored 17 and Vedika Sanjay 9 points for DPS Sharjah. GEMS OOEHS
Dubai trounced St.Mary’s Dubai by 52-19 points in other semifinals.
Reshma Tomy scored 15 and Anila Mary Lijo 12 points for the winners
while Rose Jose scored 10 points for the losing team.
DPS Bangalore will meet Ahlcon International Delhi in Boys finals
In an exciting match of boy’s semifinals, the defending champions DPS
Bangalore outplayed Indian High school Dubai by 67-48 points. As a team,
DPS Bangalore played collectively both in defense and offense that
helped them to maintain lead throughout the four quarters. Mukul
Mahindra scored 21 points mostly from three pointers for Bangalore,
assisted by Aditya Jayaraman 14, Sunoj Mysore 12 and Deeraj Shinde 12.
Ahraz Asad’s displayed spectacular performance by scoring 20 points,
assisted by Aakash Maharajan 17 points for IHS Dubai. DPS Bangalore will
meet Ahlcon International Delhi in the finals. In another exiting
Semifinals Ahlcon International Delhi defeated the fighting DPS Dubai by
59 – 56. High for Ahlcon: Udit Gupta 22, Daniel Mirza 17 and Vasu
Agarwal 14 points whereas Hanan Nizar scored 30 and Sharan Skaria 15
points for DPS Dubai.
GEMS Modern Academy and DPS Dubai in Cricket finals
The defending champions GEMS Modern Academy will meet the runner up DPS
Dubai in the finals of the Sundeep Batavia Memorial International
Inter-school Cricket tournament for under 12 boys organized by DPS
Sharjah. GEMS Modern trounced OOIS Dubai by 9 wickets.
Ronak hit 72 runs from 28 balls for GEMS Modern. In the allotted
15 overs OOIS Dubai scored 98 runs while GEMS Modern scored 102 runs
from 7.4 overs for one wicket.
DPS Bangalore retains the Title
The defending champions DPS Bangalore retains the Sundeep Batavia
Memorial
International Inter-school Basketball tournament for Boys under 18 years
organized by the DPS Sharjah.
In an exciting tough encounter the cagers from Bangalore edged out the
Ahlcon International School Delhi by 57-55 to retain the prestigious
International Basketball tournament.
Ahlcon
opened the scoring in the very first minute of the start of match from
three a pointer by Arpit Kasana. But the hard working Aditya Suresh
equalized the score for DPS with another three pointer. Mukul Mahindra’s
stunning performance with 19 points mostly from three pointers nurtured
the performance of the Bangalore team. Sunoj Mysore of DPS excelled in
defensive rebounds while Daniyal Mirza excelled in offensive rebound
takes and was able to score 22 points for Ahlcon. In the first quarter
DPS scored 15 points while Ahlcon scored 13. In the other three quarters
DPS scored 15, 14 and 13 respectively while Ahlcon scored 12, 16 and 14
points. Deeraj Shinde 14,
Aditya Suresh 10, Abhishek Vijayakumar 6 and Pranav Joshi 6 scored for
DPS Bangalore. Udit Gupta 16, Vasu Aggarwal 10 and Arpit Kasana 8 scored
for Ahlcon. Mukul Mahendra of DPS was adjudged as the Most Valuable
Player of the tournament and was awarded the Air Arabia return ticket.
Dheeraj Shinde of DPS and Danyal Mirza of Ahlcon secured the Most
Promising Player and Player of the Final Match awards respectively.
Montfort Delhi School lifts the Girls championship
The visitors Montfort Delhi School trounced the defending champions GEMS
OOEHS Dubai by 57-28 points in the finals of the
International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Basketball
tournament for under 18 girls organized by DPS Sharjah.
With a well-organized team game Montfort team dominated both defensive
and offensive play over Gems Our own. In the first quarter Montfort
scored 16 against 5, 22 – 3
in the second quarter,
7 -16 in the
third
and 12 -4 in the fourth. Sushantika Chakravortty 20 scored the bulk of
the points for the winners, assisted by
Shristi Thakur 12, Riya Rana 8 and Vani Mittal 4. While Anila
Mary Lijo 12, Reshma Tomy 6 and Rea Jacob 5 scored for the runner up.
Sushantika Chakravorty has been adjudged as the Most Valuable Player of
the tournament and was awarded the Air Arabia return ticket whereas the
young Srishti Thakur secured the Most Promising Player award.
DPS Dubai lifts Cricket title
The runner up forthe
last two years
, DPS Dubai, defeated the arch rivals and the
defending champions GEMS Modern Academy by 17 runs in the finals of
International Inter-school Sundeep Batavia Memorial Cricket tournament
for under 12 boys organized by DPS Sharjah. Gems Modern won the toss and
opted bowling. In the allotted 15 overs DPS Dxb scored 99 runs for three
wickets meanwhile Gems Modern able to score only 82 runs from 14.1 all
out. Star batsman Ronok of Gems Modern’s run out without facing single
ball tilted the match in favour of DPS Dubai. Aditya Shetty hit 30 runs
from 20 balls and Aayam 20 runs from 25 balls not out for Dps Dxb.
Siddarth scored 30 runs from 20 balls for Gems Modern.
Man of the series award - Ronak of Gems Modern Dxb
Best Bowler – Akshay of DPS Dxb.
Best Fielder – Hardik Pai of DPS Sharjah.
Best Batsman - Vivek Aditya of DPS Dxb.
DPS Sharjah Excels in Table Tennis tournament
Host DPS Sharjah dominated in the 4th
Sundeep Batavia memorial inter school Table Tennis tournament by winning
the Boys under 18 category and Girls under 18 category. Our Own English
HS Sharjah won the Girls under 16 category and the Indian High School
Dubai won the Boys under 18. The host DPS Sharjah secured Runner up in
both the categories.
Best player Boys under 18: Animesh Joshi, DPS Sharjah
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Girls under 18: Stacey Allison, DPS Sharjah
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Boys under 16: Yash, Indian High School
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Girls under 16: Aiswarya, Our Own English High School Sharjah
