Diksha Dagar slipped to T-14th at the end of the second round of the Lalla Meryem Cup after rounds of 71-73. She is 3-under for two rounds at the Par-73 course at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam. Meanwhile, Avani Prashanth, making her pro debut made the cut
Four Indians, including Avani Prashanth, who plans to turn pro with the Final qualifiers of the Ladies European Tour, joined Vani Kapoor, who failed to keep her card in 2024 and Hitaashee Bakshi, who topped the domestic WPGT
Members of the Indian women's handball team reflected on their heartbreaking loss against China and laid down their next target after their campaign in the Asian Women's Handball Championship (AWHC) 2024 concluded on a bitter yet promising note.
India will play the 5-8th place semi-final against Singapore, with the winner of the clash facing either China or Hong Kong-CHN in the placement finals. Meanwhile, in the main bracket, South Korea will take on Iran while Kazakhstan will play Japan. All semi-final fixtures will take place on
Taking positives from their spirited performance, India will now look to bounce back when they take on Japan in their final group game of the tournament
The Indian women's handball team began their journey into the 20th Asian Women's Handball Championship (AWHC) 2024 with a battling 31-28 win against Hong Kong on Tuesday, courtesy of splendid performances by Bhawana Sharma and Menika.
Pranavi, former Order of Merit winner in India, is tied third with Helen Briem of Germany who shot 66-69 to be 9-under. Lying second is Pia Babnik of Slovenia, who has had two straight 67s
Pranavi, playing her rookie season on the LET, birdied holes two, three, seven, eight, 12 and 18 for her round of six-under. The three players sharing the second place with Pranavi included the German duo Helen Briem and Patricia Isabel Schmidt, and Spain's Ana Pelaez Trivino all fired round