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Police-XI beat DC's-XI to claim Independence Cricket Cup

August 15, 2011

Mangalore, August 15: The team of Mangalore City Police - Police XI - won the 15th edition of Independence Cup cricket tournament beating Deputy Commissioner's team – DC's XI - by 18 runs at Nehru Maidan here on Monday.

The tournament was organized by Sport Promoters Club, Mangalore.

Police XI captained by City Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh defeated DC's XI led by Deputy Commissioner Dr N S Channappa Gowda by 18-runs.

In the five-over match, Police XI scored 38 losing six wickets in four overs. DC's team managed to gather only 20 runs for five wickets in five overs.

Mangalore Journalists' team, Citizens' team, Vice Chancellor's team, Mayor's team and SP's team had also participated in the tournament.

The tournament was inaugurated by Krishna J Palemar, District in Charge Minister, after formal celebration of Independence Day in the morning.

On the occasion, Sports Promoters Club, Mangalore conferred the 'Sports Plus Award' on Chidananda Naik Jeppu, Vijaynath Vittal Shetty, and Rakesh Malli in recognition of their contribution to the filed of sports. Former Indian hockey team captain Dhanraj Pillay was the chief guest.

IGP Alok Mohan, City Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh, Superintendent of Police Labhu Ram, Deputy Commissioner Dr N S Channappa Gowda, President of Shree Devi Educational Trust Sadananda Shetty, Mangalore City Corporation Mayor Praveen among others were present in the inaugural function.

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