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 Kathmandu Thursday April 26, 2001 Baishakh 13,  2058.


Magar, Shahi enter final

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KATHMANDU, April 25 - Shree Ram Magar and Chandra Shahi entered the final defeating the pair of Boby Sloose and Raju Shrestha in straight sets 6-1, 6-4 in the semis of the ongoing 2nd King’s Cup Tennis tournament held here today.

Magar and Shahi pears with perfection of their combination, did not allow their opponents to take chance for the final against Shubha Ratna Shahi and Krishna Ghale. Shahi and Ghale fought hard to register their name for the final. Their opponents Nasir Saheed and Amit Tilak pair bet everything to insure victory but finished with near margin of 7-5, 7-6 in the tough match held earlier today.

In the quarter-finals of women’s double, Bindiya Dayanand and Saamia Khan defeated Ijami Murakami and Mili Schultz in the straight set of 6-1 and 6-3 to move on to the semis of the tournament.

Veteran’s doubles of today offered a balanced match of Steve Hunt/Asko Luukk Ainen against their opponents Laxman Rana and Ashok Gurung 6-4, 6-4. Now, they will play in the semis against Manoj Rana and Chamba Dhondup who entered into the semi because of walk over.

Malika Rana and Shreeyams Karki will take on Mohit and Abishek in the semi-final of the junior doubles, as both pair are through to the semi by walk over.

Woman single’s quarter between Nayna Karsolia and Lizze remained charm less as Nayna thrashed her opponent on a straight set of 6-1, 6-0 However Lizze entered into the next round, winning as a consolation over Saania Shaha 9-4 on sub junior girl’s leg.


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