Double for Rajat Raj Rameshan at New Vision Badminton Sport championship

The winners at the New Vision Badminton Sport tournament pose for a picture at American Academy School, Al Thumama in Doha



Double for Rajat Raj Rameshan 


Doha: Promising 12-year-old Rajat Raj Rameshan turned out to be the star performer at the New Vision Badminton Sport (NVBS) tournament winning two titles at American Academy School courts.

Rajat performed brilliantly in the under-17 category on way to the title and maintain the same level of consistency to pocket the top honours in the under-13 category.
Rajat Raj Rameshan 

In the under-17 final, Rajat overcame top seed Saadhwi Krishna Sheri 21-14, 21-14 to clinch the under-17 crown. In the under-13 final, Rajat outclassed Shashwath Praveen Score 21-3, 21-2.

In the semi-final, Saadhwi overcame a tough challenge from 13-year-old Faiz Ahmed Anas 18-21, 21-17, 21-15 to book a place in the final.
The under-13 girls title went to Rasha Sajeer who defeated Diya Manoj Shetty 21-13, 21-16 in the final.

Dilan Togi won the under-9 title defeating six-year-old Mashal Sahibjan Score 21-14, 21-8 in the final.

Most of the podium winning players have been training with coaches Manoj Sahibjan and Kesit Sustrisno for the last three months.
The prizes for the winners and the runners-up were given by officials representing the NVBS.


Mashal & Dilan

Diya & Rasha                 

Rajat Raj & Shashwath

            Saadhwi & Rajat Raj                                                     


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