India ‘B’ takes honours; individual title for Ankur

January 10, 2013 01:00 am | Updated 01:00 am IST - KOLKATA:

India ‘B’, comprising veteran Gagan Verma and Udayan Mane, won the international team title at the 112th Tata Steel amateur golf championship of India at the RCGC here on Wednesday.

The pair returned a total of 310 in the 36-hole strokeplay event to win by five shots.

India ‘C’, consisting of Samrath Dwivedi and Syed Saqib Ahmed, totalled 315 to emerge runner-up, while India ‘A’, represented by Simarjeet Singh and Karan Taunk, was third with 317.

Ankur Chadha won the individual title with a two-day total of 147. Arjun Singh was second, a stroke adrift.

The top 32 players from the strokeplay event will now vie for the amateur title.

Among those who have qualified are Abul Tam (Malaysia), Vijitha Bandara (Sri Lanka), Tshendra Dorji (Bhutan) and Mohammad Sagor (Bangladesh). Three-time Sri Lankan Open amateur champion Simarjeet Singh was one of the notable casualties.

The scores(after 36 holes): Team:

310: India ‘B’ (Udayan Mane 75, 78 & Gagan Verma 76, 81); 315: India ‘C’ (Samrath Dwivedi 79, 78 & Syed Saqib Ahmed 77, 81); 317: India ‘A’ (Simarjeet Singh 82, 85 & Karan Taunk 79, 71); 323: Sri Lanka (Vijitha Bandara 80, 78 & Sisira Kumar 86, 79); 334: Bangladesh (M. Sagor 82, 79 & M. Liton 87, 86); 337: Bhutan (Tshendra Dorji 77, 83 & Dechen Ugyen 90, 87); 340: Nepal (Bikas Bogati 89, 80 & Dinesh Prajapati 86, 85).

Individual: 147: Ankur Chadha (75, 72); 148: Arjun Singh (75, 73); 149: Shubhankar Sharma (75, 74); 150: Karan Taunk (79, 71), Viraj Madappa (78, 72); 152: Raghubir Chaudhary (78, 74), Trishul Chinnappa (76, 76), Abel Tam (Malaysia, 75, 77); 153: Udayan Mane (75, 78).

154: Arshad Ali (78, 76); 155: S.K. Lakra (79, 76), Arjun Sharma (78, 77), Jasjeet Singh (75, 80); 156: Vikram Rana (79, 77), Hemendra Chaudhary (71, 85).

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