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Ananyas continue to hold sway
The heavy rains, notwithstanding, and higher winds ranging from 12 to 15 knots and gusts up to 18 knots, marked an exciting proposition for the young sailors on the second day of the Greenko Youth Open Regatta at Hussainsagar Lake here on Monday.
Hyderabad: The heavy rains, notwithstanding, and higher winds ranging from 12 to 15 knots and gusts up to 18 knots, marked an exciting proposition for the young sailors on the second day of the Greenko Youth Open Regatta at Hussainsagar Lake here on Monday.
The youngsters did well to beat the odds and the varying climatic conditions to outmanoeuvre the opponents. Continuing from they had left, the gifted Telangana State sibling duo of Ananya Chouhan and Anaya Siwatch are poised for a clean sweep of the 420 Class having already won the first five races.
The other local contenders were not far behind in terms of class and winning skills. Alekhya Cundoo, Ashrith Rao and Vatsal Banker stole the show in the Optimist Class while it was ditto for Amuktha Rao and Ananya Soma in Laser 4.7 classes
