<p>For Punjab, who led 34-21 at the break, skipper Talwinder Singh rose to the occasion to account for as many as 24 points. He was ably supported by Harminder Singh (15) and Mod Singh (8).<br /><br />Sunil and Ravinder fought valiantly with 21 and 9 points respectively for Delhi.<br />In another match in the men’s section, defending champions Railways maintained a clean slate by scoring a 74-59 win over Andhra Pradesh in a Group A clash.<br /><br />For Railways, Vishesh played the key role netting a whopping 25 points, while Yadwinder Singh and Arjun Singh contributed 12 and 13 points respectively. For Andhra, Gopal fought a lone battle, scoring 18 points.<br /><br />In the women’s section, Delhi routed Andhra Pradesh 126-44 in a Group B league match.<br />Parshanti Singh (25) and Shiba Maggon (23) were the main architects of Delhi’s easy win while Akabsha Singh and Asha Hegde contributed 19 and 15 points respectively for the vanquished.<br /><br />In another women’s Group A match, Chhattisgarh scored a convincing 74-67 win over Karnataka. <br /><br />The winners led 38-21 at the end of the second quarter.</p>
<p>For Punjab, who led 34-21 at the break, skipper Talwinder Singh rose to the occasion to account for as many as 24 points. He was ably supported by Harminder Singh (15) and Mod Singh (8).<br /><br />Sunil and Ravinder fought valiantly with 21 and 9 points respectively for Delhi.<br />In another match in the men’s section, defending champions Railways maintained a clean slate by scoring a 74-59 win over Andhra Pradesh in a Group A clash.<br /><br />For Railways, Vishesh played the key role netting a whopping 25 points, while Yadwinder Singh and Arjun Singh contributed 12 and 13 points respectively. For Andhra, Gopal fought a lone battle, scoring 18 points.<br /><br />In the women’s section, Delhi routed Andhra Pradesh 126-44 in a Group B league match.<br />Parshanti Singh (25) and Shiba Maggon (23) were the main architects of Delhi’s easy win while Akabsha Singh and Asha Hegde contributed 19 and 15 points respectively for the vanquished.<br /><br />In another women’s Group A match, Chhattisgarh scored a convincing 74-67 win over Karnataka. <br /><br />The winners led 38-21 at the end of the second quarter.</p>