ଓଡ଼ିଆ | ENGLISH
ଓଡ଼ିଆ | ENGLISH

Odisha Lawn Bowls participants register their consecutive wins at Bolangir meet

Odisha participants delivered strong performances on the second day of the national bowls tournament in Balangir. Shubhranshu Dang and Roshni Sahu led the charge with decisive victories in their respective singles categories.
Published By : Satya Mohapatra | October 25, 2026 10:30 AM
Odisha Lawn Bowls participants register their consecutive wins at Bolangir meet

Odisha players secure consecutive wins in national bowling championships

Odisha competitors maintained their winning momentum on the second day of the National Lawn Bowls Championships. Shubhranshu Dang, Roshni Sahu, and Seema Munda secured their second consecutive victories at the R.N. Singh Deo Sports Complex in Balangir. Local players demonstrated remarkable focus during the first Under-18 and sixth Under-25 national events.

Shubhranshu Dang delivered an exceptional performance in the Under-25 boys' singles category by defeating his Madhya Pradesh challenger with a 21-2 margin. Anshuman Bag followed suit, outplaying his Meghalaya rival 23-4. Seema Munda fought hard in the girls' singles matches, eventually overcoming her opponent from Bihar with a 17-12 scoreline.Umashankar Patel and Jhansirani Suna teamed up for the mixed doubles fixtures. Both athletes worked seamlessly to beat the pair from Meghalaya 15-11. These victories reflect the growing infrastructure and training facilities supporting young athletes within the state, especially as Balangir emerges as a key hub for specialized sports. Hosting these tournaments brings significant attention to regional talent development.

Also read: Cyclone ‘Arnab’ may intensify into very severe storm, Andhra Pradesh landfall Likely on October 28

Younger participants also made their mark on the greens. Sujnanendra Sarangi kept his tournament hopes alive in the Under-18 boys' singles by defeating a Jharkhand competitor 21-11. Roshni Sahu registered the most dominant victory of the day in the girls' singles division. She overpowered her Punjab opponent with a stunning 21-0 sweep.