<p>Karnataka women had to settle for silver after losing to Haryana in the women’s netball final of the 35th National Games here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Haryana won in convincing fashion, the score of 53-37 being an indicator of their dominance.<br /><br />Haryana exerted early control, taking the first quarter 15-9 before topping the second 14-8. Karnataka fought hard in the third but Haryana edged ahead 11-10 before wrapping up the gold by surging through the fourth quarter 13-10.<br /><br />Haryana completed a golden double, defeating Punjab 58-53 in the men’s final. Kerala won the bronze beating Karnataka 48-43.<br /><br />Rowing<br /><br />Karnataka won two silver and a bronze in rowing events at Alapuzha.<br />In the men’s coxless four, the Karnataka quartet of Sojan Mathew, Binto Thomas, Lakshmanan Kaliyappan and Ajay Singh timed 1:27.00 to finish behind Services (1:25.00).<br />The other silver came in the men’s coxed eight, with Services again winning the gold in 1:21.00 against Karnataka’s 1:23.00.<br /><br />In the men’s light weight double sculls, the Karnataka pair of Fasal Mohammad and Bijesh Kumar claimed the bronze, behind Services (1:31.00) and Delhi (1:32.00). They timed 1:33.00.</p>
<p>Karnataka women had to settle for silver after losing to Haryana in the women’s netball final of the 35th National Games here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Haryana won in convincing fashion, the score of 53-37 being an indicator of their dominance.<br /><br />Haryana exerted early control, taking the first quarter 15-9 before topping the second 14-8. Karnataka fought hard in the third but Haryana edged ahead 11-10 before wrapping up the gold by surging through the fourth quarter 13-10.<br /><br />Haryana completed a golden double, defeating Punjab 58-53 in the men’s final. Kerala won the bronze beating Karnataka 48-43.<br /><br />Rowing<br /><br />Karnataka won two silver and a bronze in rowing events at Alapuzha.<br />In the men’s coxless four, the Karnataka quartet of Sojan Mathew, Binto Thomas, Lakshmanan Kaliyappan and Ajay Singh timed 1:27.00 to finish behind Services (1:25.00).<br />The other silver came in the men’s coxed eight, with Services again winning the gold in 1:21.00 against Karnataka’s 1:23.00.<br /><br />In the men’s light weight double sculls, the Karnataka pair of Fasal Mohammad and Bijesh Kumar claimed the bronze, behind Services (1:31.00) and Delhi (1:32.00). They timed 1:33.00.</p>
