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Army Reds to meet Delhi Hurricanes in final

Army Reds beat local favourite Jungle Crows 24-12 in the semifinals of the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground.

Published : Sep 22, 2016 20:43 IST , Kolkata

Y. B. Sarangi
Semifinal action at the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground.
Semifinal action at the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground.
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Semifinal action at the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground.

Sukhwinder’s two tries helped Army Reds beat local favourite Jungle Crows 24-12 in the semifinals and book a berth in the summit clash of the 83rd All India and South Asia rugby championship at the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CC&FC) ground here on Thursday.

Army Reds, the defending champion, will meet Delhi Hurricanes, which went past Bombay Gymkhana 10-3, in the final.

Results (semifinals): Army Reds 24 (Sukhwinder 2 tries, Parvinder, Shamser 1 try each, Sujai Lama 2 conversions) bt Jungle Crows 12 (Ron 2 tries, Akash Balmiki 1 conversion); Delhi Hurricanes 10 (Bharat, Sourabh 1 try each) bt Bombay Gymkhana 3 (Jordan 1 try).

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