<p>Delhi men defeated Karnataka 95-79 in the 63rd Senior National basketball championship here on Monday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Parveen led Delhi’s charge with 27 points while Vinay Kaushik and Rakesh chipped in with 20 points each.<br /><br />In the women’s section, title favourites Indian Railways continued to impress, crushing Punjab 87-62. Star player Geethu Anna Jose, Renu Maurya and Kiranjit Kaur all slammed 12 points each.<br /><br />Tamil Nadu beat Karnataka 70-60 in another tie.<br /><br />Results: Men: Himachal Pradesh: 87 (Deepak Thakur 27, Vinay Kumar 16, Dalip Kumar 15, Chander Shekhar 14) bt Odisha: 57; Uttarakhand: 96 (Vishesh Bhriguvanshi 40, Murli Krishina 15, Riazuddin 13, Yadwinder Singh 12, Mohit Bhandari 12) bt Tamil Nadu: 70 (C V Dinesh 21, Pratham Singh 12, Praveen Kumar 12, Rikin Pethani 11); Assam: 71 (Sumit Kumar 33, Somuir 17, Harsh Vardhan 11) bt Chandigarh: 66 (Ravi 20, Gurvinder Singh 10); Andhra Pradesh: 65 (Ramesh Kumar 25, P S N Raju 13, P K Kulu 11) bt Haryana: 64 (Deepak 16, Amit 12, Vikas 11, Pradeep 10); Delhi: 95 (Parveen 27, Vinay Kaushik 20, Rakesh 20, Narender 12, Nikhil 10) bt Karnataka: 79: (Arvind 25, Sanjay 19, Srinivas 14, Sridhar 13); Rajasthan: 95: (Hitendra Singh 30, Vinod Kumar 28, Mod Singh 14, Kamran Khan 12) bt Jammu & Kashmir: 61 (Ranbeer Singh 18, Mohit Vashisht 14, Iqbal Singh 10); Chhattisgarh: 70 (Kiranpal Singh 20, Ajay Pratap Singh 16, Shayam Sunder 12, Sameer Rai 12) bt Madhya Pradesh: 67 (Amit Kanarjee 20, Siddharth Singh 18, Ankit Singh 13); Gujarat: 82 (Harpal Singh Vaghela 21, Dishant Shah 20) bt Bihar: 37 (Manendra 15).<br />Women: Kerala: 77 (Stephy Nixon 19, Neenumol P S 17, Jeena P S 16) bt Delhi: 75 (Pratima Singh 26, Raspreet Sidhu 23, Manauti Passi 12, Asha Hegde 10); Indian Raliways: 87 (Renu Maurya 12, Geethu Anna Jose 12, Kiranjit Kaur 12) bt Punjab: 62 (Sushma 14, Rajvinder 10, Kajal 10); West Bengal: 71 (Sukumoni Oraon 20, Varsha Verma 14, Priyana Kumari 14) bt Himachal Pradesh: 36 (Munisha 17); Odisha: 51 (Rajashree 12, M Esther Rani 8, Satya Souana Patnaik 5) bt Gujarat: 12 (Devangini Mashalkar 4); Chhattisgarh: 95 (Kavita 24, Poonam 20, Saranjeet 11, Aakansha 11, Deepa 9) bt Andhra Pradesh: 46 (M Gayatri 15, J Jilma 12); Tamil Nadu: 70 (Raja Priya Darshani 28, R Alagutamil Mozil 15, Appoorva Muralinat 11) bt Karnataka: 60 (Savita LS 18, Kruthika Lakshman 17); Rajasthan: 72 (Kumud Dhatri 18, Anjali Sharma 14, Nisha Sharma 13, Purnima Chauhan 11) bt Uttrakhand: 53.</p>
<p>Delhi men defeated Karnataka 95-79 in the 63rd Senior National basketball championship here on Monday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Parveen led Delhi’s charge with 27 points while Vinay Kaushik and Rakesh chipped in with 20 points each.<br /><br />In the women’s section, title favourites Indian Railways continued to impress, crushing Punjab 87-62. Star player Geethu Anna Jose, Renu Maurya and Kiranjit Kaur all slammed 12 points each.<br /><br />Tamil Nadu beat Karnataka 70-60 in another tie.<br /><br />Results: Men: Himachal Pradesh: 87 (Deepak Thakur 27, Vinay Kumar 16, Dalip Kumar 15, Chander Shekhar 14) bt Odisha: 57; Uttarakhand: 96 (Vishesh Bhriguvanshi 40, Murli Krishina 15, Riazuddin 13, Yadwinder Singh 12, Mohit Bhandari 12) bt Tamil Nadu: 70 (C V Dinesh 21, Pratham Singh 12, Praveen Kumar 12, Rikin Pethani 11); Assam: 71 (Sumit Kumar 33, Somuir 17, Harsh Vardhan 11) bt Chandigarh: 66 (Ravi 20, Gurvinder Singh 10); Andhra Pradesh: 65 (Ramesh Kumar 25, P S N Raju 13, P K Kulu 11) bt Haryana: 64 (Deepak 16, Amit 12, Vikas 11, Pradeep 10); Delhi: 95 (Parveen 27, Vinay Kaushik 20, Rakesh 20, Narender 12, Nikhil 10) bt Karnataka: 79: (Arvind 25, Sanjay 19, Srinivas 14, Sridhar 13); Rajasthan: 95: (Hitendra Singh 30, Vinod Kumar 28, Mod Singh 14, Kamran Khan 12) bt Jammu & Kashmir: 61 (Ranbeer Singh 18, Mohit Vashisht 14, Iqbal Singh 10); Chhattisgarh: 70 (Kiranpal Singh 20, Ajay Pratap Singh 16, Shayam Sunder 12, Sameer Rai 12) bt Madhya Pradesh: 67 (Amit Kanarjee 20, Siddharth Singh 18, Ankit Singh 13); Gujarat: 82 (Harpal Singh Vaghela 21, Dishant Shah 20) bt Bihar: 37 (Manendra 15).<br />Women: Kerala: 77 (Stephy Nixon 19, Neenumol P S 17, Jeena P S 16) bt Delhi: 75 (Pratima Singh 26, Raspreet Sidhu 23, Manauti Passi 12, Asha Hegde 10); Indian Raliways: 87 (Renu Maurya 12, Geethu Anna Jose 12, Kiranjit Kaur 12) bt Punjab: 62 (Sushma 14, Rajvinder 10, Kajal 10); West Bengal: 71 (Sukumoni Oraon 20, Varsha Verma 14, Priyana Kumari 14) bt Himachal Pradesh: 36 (Munisha 17); Odisha: 51 (Rajashree 12, M Esther Rani 8, Satya Souana Patnaik 5) bt Gujarat: 12 (Devangini Mashalkar 4); Chhattisgarh: 95 (Kavita 24, Poonam 20, Saranjeet 11, Aakansha 11, Deepa 9) bt Andhra Pradesh: 46 (M Gayatri 15, J Jilma 12); Tamil Nadu: 70 (Raja Priya Darshani 28, R Alagutamil Mozil 15, Appoorva Muralinat 11) bt Karnataka: 60 (Savita LS 18, Kruthika Lakshman 17); Rajasthan: 72 (Kumud Dhatri 18, Anjali Sharma 14, Nisha Sharma 13, Purnima Chauhan 11) bt Uttrakhand: 53.</p>
