Bahrainis notch second victory
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Bahrainis notch second victory
BAHRAIN SPORT Bahrainis notch second victory Email: [email protected] Gulf Daily News Monday, 17th November 2014 The nationals, coached by Khalid Al Hiddi, defeated host Thailand 36-20 in their second Group ‘B’ match. Bahrainis led 21-9 at the end of the first-half and kept their momentum in the second to seal an emphatic victory. Bahrain, who recorded a well-earned victory against Kuwait in Group ‘B’ opener on Saturday, now lead the group with two wins from two matches. Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are the other teams in this group. Bilal Askani top scored for Bahrain with a game high seven goals. He was well assisted by Mahmood Mahdi (5 goals), Jaffar Mohammed (3 goals), Mohammed Ahmed (2), Abdulla Salman, Hussain Al Qaidoom, Fahad Mohammed and Sayed Shehab Ahmed (1 each). Traithlon Bahrain play India today at 6am (Bahrain time) in their third group stage match. Bahrain is also participating in football, volleyball, athletics, sailing, swimming, triathlon and weightlifting. On the first day of the volleyball championship, Bahrain ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams lost their opening matches. Bahrain ‘A’, comprising Ali Mar- n Members of Salcete United team BASEBALL NBA games on Saturday: Washington 98 Orlando Toronto 111 Utah Cleveland 127 Atlanta Indiana 99 Chicago Memphis 95 Detroit Dallas 131 Minnesota Portland 97 Brooklyn Sacramento 94 San Antonio LA Clippers 120 Phoenix Golden State 112 Charlotte GOLF 93 93 94 90 88 117 87 91 107 87 Leading scores after the third round of the PGA Tour’s Mayakoba Classic in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico (US unless noted, par 71): 198 - Jason Bohn 66-65-67; 199 - Shawn Stefani 66-65-68; 201 - Alex Cejka (GER) 66-67-68, Charley Hoffman 66-68-67; 202 - Jerry Kelly 69-66-67, Ken Duke 69-63-70, Andres Gonzales 69-67-66, Danny Lee (NZL) 66-69-67; 203 - Fred Funk 69-6569; 204 - Nicholas Thompson 68-65-71, Oscar Fraustro (MEX) 68-67-69; 205 - Steve Wheatcroft 65-69-71, Brice Garnett 6668-71, Jim Herman 67-69-69, Carlos Ortiz (MEX) 67-69-69, John Huh 69-67-69. Scores from the European Tour Turkish Open at the par-72 course in Antalya: 271-Brooks Koepka (U.S.) 69 67 70 65; 272-Ian Poulter (Britain) 64 66 75 67; 274-Henrik Stenson (Sweden) 70 70 70 64; 275-Andy Sullivan (Britain) 67 75 66 67, Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spain) 63 73 71 68, Wade Ormsby (Australia) 65 71 68 71, hoon and Hasan Qarqoor, lost 16-21, 17-21 to Japan’s Yoshiumi Hasegawa and Yuya Ageba in Group ‘E’. This group also includes Iran ‘A’ and Thailand ‘A’. Bahrain ‘A’ take on Thailand today. In Group ‘D’, Bahrain ‘B’ lost to Qatar ‘B’ 21-15, 20-22, 10-15 in a threegame thriller. Iran ‘B’, Turkmenistan ‘B’ and Maldives ‘A’ are the other teams in this group. Bahrain take on Iran in their second game today. Bahrain’s football team kick-start their campaign today against Uzbekistan in three-nation Group ‘D’. China lead the group with two points, thanks to their 4-2 win over Uzbekistan in the group opener on Friday. Bahrain enjoyed mixed fortunes on the first day of sailing as Ebrahim Al Doseri and Abdulla Janahi came fourth and ninth, respectively, in the Laser Standard first race. In the Hobnie 16 Open race one, Bahrain’s Muhana Al Dosseri was fifth, followed by compatriot Mustafa Janahi in sixth. The team, coached by Kacem Ben Jumia, will continue their battle today, starting at 6am (Bahrain time). Swimmers Khaled Ismaeel and Faraj Farhan will be looking to improve on their personal best today when they take part in the men’s 10km swimming marathon, starting at 9am (Bahrain time). CAC Cansaulim win CAC Cansaulim clinched a hard fought 2-0 victory over Milagres Boys in the Young Goans Club-Alba Eight-a-Side Football Tournament at Soccer City, Saar. Tony Rodrigues’s shot was deflected into his own goal by Milagres defender Joy Corda while playmaker Rio Fernandes sealed the match scoring the second goal. In the second match, Salcete United routed Kerala United 4-1. Striker Antonio Fernandes scored a fine hat-trick, the first of the tournament, for Salcete while John Dias made it 4-0. Mahesh A pulled one back for Kerala United late in the match. Yuva Kerala defeated DC Cabs Danny Willett (Britain) 67 70 69 69; 276-Lee Westwood (Britain) 70 68 67 71, Marcel Siem (Germany) 70 69 66 71; 277-Eddie Pepperell (Britain) 70 71 67 69; 278-Romain Wattel (France) 67 71 73 67, Emiliano Grillo (Argentina) 68 72 71 67, Peter Uihlein (U.S.) 73 65 70 70, Alexander Levy (France) 68 71 73 66; 279-Victor Dubuisson (France) 77 68 70 64, Stephen Gallacher (Britain) 67 71 71 70, Brendon De Jonge (Zimbabwe) 65 73 73 68, David Lipsky (U.S.) 69 73 69 68. ICE HOCKEY NHL games on Saturday (home team in CAPS): BOSTON 2 Carolina 1 Minnesota 2 DALLAS 1 LOS ANGELES 3 Anaheim 2 (Overtime) n Yaqoob in action Bodybuilders impress TWO Bahrain bodybuilders impressed in the 68th IFBB World Championship in Brazil. Arafat Yaqoob finished fourth in the 75kg category and Raed Fuad was fifth in the above 100kg section among more than 200 bodybuilders from more than 50 countries. Meanwhile, Bahrain Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Association and Asian Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation president Shaikh Abdulla bin Rashid Al Khalifa retained his position as vice-president of the world body for the second consecutive time during the IFBB general assembly. n Ministry Football n Bahrain teams in action during yesterday’s matches in Phuket BAHRAIN national handball team yesterday notched their second successive victory in the Fourth Asian Beach Games being held in Phuket. 37 United 3-1 in another match with Mohammed Ramesh Kattali scoring two goals while Harris Anayamkadan added the third. DC Cabs United pulled one back through Shane D’Souza’s penalty kick. Defeated In the last match of the day, Bardez Boys defeated Bahrain Boys 2-0 with Nigel Dias and Mairan Marques hitting the target. Antonio Fernandes of Salcete United was declared player-of-the-week. The tournament is conducted and managed by Bahrain Goans Football League Committee and co-sponsored by Bahrain Financing Company. BUFFALO MONTREAL TAMPA BAY Colorado NY Rangers COLUMBUS NASHVILLE ST LOUIS CALGARY 6 Toronto 6 Philadelphia 5 NY Islanders 3 NEW JERSEY 2 PITTSBURGH (Shootout) 2 San Jose 2 Winnipeg 4 Washington 4 Ottawa MOTOR RALYING 2 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 2 Rally of Great Britain: 1 Sebastien Ogier (France) Volkswagen 3:03:08.200, 2 Mikko clash set for off THE Military Sports Association is organising today the Ministry of Interior Football Cup 2014 at the Customs Ground in Muharraq. Sixteen teams representing different directorates and sections of the ministry will compete in this event. The Economy Crimes will take on Police Musical Band today at 5.15pm, followed by a match between Special Security Force Command and Royal Police Academy ‘A’ at 6pm. In tomorrow’s matches, General Guards take on Legal Affairs at 5.15pm while Traffic will play Transportation at 6pm. Wednesday’s matches will see Human Resources take on Capital Security at 5.15pm while Muharraq Security clash with Ministry of Interior Court at 6pm. Traffic team is the defending champions. n CISM meeting held The International Military Sport Council (CISM) president Colonel Abdulhakeem Al Shino chaired the CISM’S third Executive Board meeting on the sidelines of the International Military Golf Championship now on in Bahrain. The event is being held under the patronage of His Majesty. The meeting was attended by chairman, vice-chairmen, heads of continental military sports, representatives of the executive office, heads and members of CISM committees. Forthcoming events, including the World Military Games to take a place in South Korea from October 2 to 11, 2015, were discussed. 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