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Displaying his all-round abilities, Shouri represented the team as a batsman and wicketkeeper and impressed with the ball by taking six wickets during the competition.
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R Shouri
Khammam: R Shouri, a Class 10 student of New Vision Concept School, Khammam, showcased his talent in the state-level Under-17 boys’ cricket tournament organised by the School Games Federation (SGF) at Gadwal recently.Shouri played a key role in Khammam’s victory in the tournament held from October 26 to 29.
Displaying his all-round abilities, Shouri represented the team as a batsman and wicketkeeper and impressed with the ball by taking six wickets during the competition. His performance significantly contributed to the team’s success, school principal MD Abad Ali said.
He said the student’s achievement reflected his dedication to sports alongside academics.
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