AK Sports Udupi and Alva's College Moodbidri lift Fishers' Cup

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March 15, 2011

Ullal, March 15: AK Sports Udupi and Alva's College Moodbidri have won National level flood light Tennis Ball Cricket (Over Arm) and Inter-State Kabbadi tournament respectively organized by Mukkacheri Friends Circle and Diamond Sports Club at Ullal Sea Groud near here.

AK Sports Udupi, Naash Bangalore Davanagere Friends and Friends had entered the Semi final. But, in final AK Sports Udupi defeated Udupi Friends to clinch award with Rs 1, 00,001 lakh and Fishers' Cup.

Runner up Udupi Friends received Rs 50,001 and a trophy.

In all 26 teams from all over India including Karnataka participated in the cricket.

In interstate Kabbaddi tournament there were 16 teams. Vidyanjaneya Thokkottu, Ujjar Friends, Ullal Sporting and Alva's College Moodbidri had entered the semi finals.

Alva's College Moodbidri won the final match and received Rs 10,000 and a trophy. Runner up Ullal sporting received Rs 8,000.

Later, the organizers distributed Rs 1 lakh for the poor patients.

Social workers Marappa, Muhammad Mukkacheri and Abdul Hameed Manjeshwara were felicitated.

MLA UT Khader, Shoukath Shouri, Abdul Rauf Puttige, Riyaz Bava, Rathan Shetty, Geetha Bai, Haji Abdul Razaq and Noushad were present.

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