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Akash Balmiki stars for Jungle Crows

Jungle Crows thrashed Bhubaneswar RFC 60-0 in the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground here on Sunday.

Published : Sep 18, 2016 19:51 IST , Kolkata

Y.B. Sarangi
Akash Balmiki’s five conversions helped Jungle Crows thrash Bhubaneswar RFC 60-0.
Akash Balmiki’s five conversions helped Jungle Crows thrash Bhubaneswar RFC 60-0.
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Akash Balmiki’s five conversions helped Jungle Crows thrash Bhubaneswar RFC 60-0.

Akash Balmiki’s five conversions helped Jungle Crows thrash Bhubaneswar RFC 60-0 in the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground here on Sunday.

The results: Maharashtra State Police 68 (Harish Karale 3 tries, Ram Adsul 2 tries, Avinash Shinde 2 tries, Akshay Brambe 4 conversions) bt Young Rugby Club 0; Jungle Crows 60 (Mesu 2 tries, Akash Balmiki 5 conversions) bt Bhubaneswar RFC 0; Delhi Hurricanes 25 (Jagga Dagar, Prince Khatri, Neeraj Khatri, Jakir Hussain, Mohit Khatri one try each) bt Sergeants Institute 8 (Maidul Laskar, Anupam Bhengra one try each).

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