<p>In Group A, Indian Railways outplayed Karnataka 100-33, while Delhi got the better of Maharashtra 98-42 to record second successive win in Group B of the tournament.<br /><br />Formidable Railways were the first team to reach a figure of 100 points in the tournament.<br />Railways made mincemeat of a hapless Karnataka women’s hoopsters to register yet another victory in the championships.<br /><br />Right from the word go, the eventual winners were on the right track to victory as Karnataka players fell meekly without resistance.<br /><br />Leading from the front, Railways skipper P Anitha set the ball rolling for the team and helped gain a big lead at the break (49-16).<br /><br />Anitha combined well with Anju Lakra and Geethu Anna Jose in the second half of the match, to swell the team’s score to 100 when the final whistle blew.<br /><br />Savitha, who basketted 18 points and Kruthika, who scored 10 points for Karnataka stood out with their performance against Railways who have in their ranks several internationals.<br /><br />In another Group A match, Chattisgarh scored a comfortable 94-41 win over Uttar Pradesh.<br /><br />Last years’ semifinalist Chattisgarh had a smooth ride as the rival team failed to raise the level of their game in all the four quarters of the encounter.<br /><br />In Group B, Delhi scored another easy win in the tournament, but narrowly missed to add two points to its score of 98 against Maharasthra.<br />In the same pool, Tami Nadu also beat Andhra Pradesh 43-35.</p>
<p>In Group A, Indian Railways outplayed Karnataka 100-33, while Delhi got the better of Maharashtra 98-42 to record second successive win in Group B of the tournament.<br /><br />Formidable Railways were the first team to reach a figure of 100 points in the tournament.<br />Railways made mincemeat of a hapless Karnataka women’s hoopsters to register yet another victory in the championships.<br /><br />Right from the word go, the eventual winners were on the right track to victory as Karnataka players fell meekly without resistance.<br /><br />Leading from the front, Railways skipper P Anitha set the ball rolling for the team and helped gain a big lead at the break (49-16).<br /><br />Anitha combined well with Anju Lakra and Geethu Anna Jose in the second half of the match, to swell the team’s score to 100 when the final whistle blew.<br /><br />Savitha, who basketted 18 points and Kruthika, who scored 10 points for Karnataka stood out with their performance against Railways who have in their ranks several internationals.<br /><br />In another Group A match, Chattisgarh scored a comfortable 94-41 win over Uttar Pradesh.<br /><br />Last years’ semifinalist Chattisgarh had a smooth ride as the rival team failed to raise the level of their game in all the four quarters of the encounter.<br /><br />In Group B, Delhi scored another easy win in the tournament, but narrowly missed to add two points to its score of 98 against Maharasthra.<br />In the same pool, Tami Nadu also beat Andhra Pradesh 43-35.</p>