<p>Karnataka today shocked defending champions Kerala 40-36 in the 42nd National Basketball sub-junior championship.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aanaga led the way for Karnataka with 12 points. Last year's runners-up Chhattisgarh also lost today in an extra time thriller against Maharasthra.<br /><br />Shruti Bhosale's 20 points tipped the match in favour of Maharashtra, who won by the slimmest of margins (71-70).<br /><br />In the other girls' games, Haryana picked up an easy victory against West Bengal, while Rajasthan pulled off a close victory 53-52 against Punjab.<br /><br />Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh girls also registered wins on the second day against Delhi and Bihar respectively.<br /><br />In the boys', defending champions Madhya Pradesh won their second game in the tournament, this time against Haryana by 53-39 margin.<br /><br />Last year's runners-up Chhattisgarh defeated Uttar Pradesh 47-32. Tamil Nadu picked up their second victory with a 67-62 win against Punjab in a close game led by S.Sharan who scored 22 points. Odisha and Maharashtra boys were also involved in an extra time nail biter with Odisha clinching it 60-56.<br /><br />Karnataka played their first game of the tournament today and defeated Jammu and Kashmir team 39-24.Telangana boys also emerged victorious against Tripura 71-20.</p>
<p>Karnataka today shocked defending champions Kerala 40-36 in the 42nd National Basketball sub-junior championship.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aanaga led the way for Karnataka with 12 points. Last year's runners-up Chhattisgarh also lost today in an extra time thriller against Maharasthra.<br /><br />Shruti Bhosale's 20 points tipped the match in favour of Maharashtra, who won by the slimmest of margins (71-70).<br /><br />In the other girls' games, Haryana picked up an easy victory against West Bengal, while Rajasthan pulled off a close victory 53-52 against Punjab.<br /><br />Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh girls also registered wins on the second day against Delhi and Bihar respectively.<br /><br />In the boys', defending champions Madhya Pradesh won their second game in the tournament, this time against Haryana by 53-39 margin.<br /><br />Last year's runners-up Chhattisgarh defeated Uttar Pradesh 47-32. Tamil Nadu picked up their second victory with a 67-62 win against Punjab in a close game led by S.Sharan who scored 22 points. Odisha and Maharashtra boys were also involved in an extra time nail biter with Odisha clinching it 60-56.<br /><br />Karnataka played their first game of the tournament today and defeated Jammu and Kashmir team 39-24.Telangana boys also emerged victorious against Tripura 71-20.</p>