Hindustan Times ST (Mumbai)

SAI APPOINTS 11 OLYMPIANS, 3 PARALYMPIA­NS AS COACHES

- Agencies

NEWDELHI: Indian quartermil­ers Muhammed Anas and Ashwini Akkunji were among the 11 Olympians and three Para Olympians appointed as coaches and assistant coaches by the Sports Authority of India.

The 24-year-old Anas, who won three silver medals at the Jakarta Asian Games, and Ashwini, who claimed gold at the 2010 Commonweal­th Games and 2010 Asian Games, along with nine others will join on January 5 next year.

Mariyappan Thangavelu, who won a gold in high jump at Para Olympics 2016, has been offered a Group A post as coach.

NEROCA REGISTER FIRST WIN AT HOME

IMPHAL: Last season runners-up Neroca FC regained that very same position in the 12th Hero I-league points table with a 3-0 victory over Indian Arrows here on Friday.

Japanese winger Katsumi Yusa, Nigerian striker Felix Chidi and midfielder Malemnganb­a Meitei were on target for the home team as they dished out a thoroughly profession­al performanc­e to completely outplay the Arrows youngsters.

MAURESMO GIVES UP DAVIS CUP CAPTAINCY

PARIS:FORMER world No 1 Amelie Mauresmo has turned her back on becoming France’s new Davis Cup captain, opting instead to work with French player Lucas Pouille.

A statement from the French Tennis Federation confirmed the U-turn by the 39-year-old who had been named in June to become the first woman to captain the French team.

JAZZ BEAT ROCKETS TO KEEP HOT STREAK ON

LOS ANGELES: Reserve Derrick Favors finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds as the Utah Jazz delivered another shooting night to remember with a 118-91 victory over the Houston Rockets on Thursday.

Brief scores:

IES New English School Bandra 91 (Umer Khan 4/32, Musheer Khan 3/19) bt Anjuman I-islam English Allana 78 (Shubham Kharat 5/33) by 13 runs; Don Bosco HS Matunga 147 (Aarya Chowkidar 33; Aditya Giri 3/46, Anuj Giri 5/37) bt Bombay Scottish School 101 (Chris D’britto 4/30,Ritesh Nalawade 3/18, Yash Kripal 3/28) by 46 runs;

Al Barkaat MMI (English) Kurla 263 (Nisar Shaikh 78, Prem Naik 46, Himanshu Singh 42; Pratik Shukla 5/96) bt VPMS Vidya Mandir Dahisar 127

Guruji Dadar

Balmohan Vidyamandi­r Marathi 162 (Suchit Chavan 36; Hrishikesh Hatkar 3/23, Aryan Phadtare 3/25) by 77 runs; Rizvi Springfiel­d HS 266/4 (Prince Singh 47, Tejas Chalke 95, Prajwal Rai 53*) bt SM Shetty HS Powai 103 (Moin Khan 3/27) by 163 runs; Anjuman I-islam Urdu CST 174 (Santosh Yadav 32; Suresh Anshuman 6/60) bt OLPS Chembur 134 (Shaun Fernandes 40; Adnan Ahmed 3/40, Santosh Yadav 3/9) by 40

runs; Gokuldham HS 275 (Ronit Thakur 57, Om Sawant 50, Kush Jain 38; Nayan Bajaj 4/80, Nishant Singh 3/35) bt Gyan Kendra SS Andheri 176 (Ashay Jadhav 97; Kush Jain 3/46, Ronit

Thakur 3/10) by 99 runs; VK Krishna Menon Academy 206 (Sumit Mishra 77, Fardeen Shaikh 36; Zenith Sachdev 6/37) bt Gundecha EA 144 (Sahil Purohit 5/25) by 62 runs

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