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Rail meet takes off

Guwahati, Oct. 31: Nearly 375 cagers, including several internationals, will represent various Railway outfits in the 55th men’s and 36th women’s All India Railway Basketball Championship to be hosted by NF Railway at its indoor stadium here from tomorrow.

Altogether 29 teams, including nine women, will participate in the meet to be hosted by NF Railway for the fifth time. Apart from the hosts, who are last year’s bronze medallists, the teams to watch out for will be Diesel Modernization Works of Patiala, Railway Coach Factory of Kapurthala, South East Central Railway of Bilaspur and Central Railway of Mumbai, said NF Railway Sports Association president Mukul Marwa.

Internationals like Gagandeep Singh, Arjun Singh, Sunil Kumar, Jasjot Singh, Prakash Mishra, Snehpal Singh, Kiran Paul Singh, Anju Lakra, Reshma G. and Geethu Anna Jose will slog it out .

Marwa said the players and nearly 40 tournament officials will be accommodated in various hostels and guesthouses of the railways in areas adjoining the tournament venue.


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