• Sonali apologized for her previous defeat


• Abhijit's progress in the first rank


• Prashant More along with Nilansh in the next round

On behalf of Saraswat Brahmin Samaj, Mumbai and with the approval of Maharashtra Carrom Association and Mumbai District Carrom Association, Sonali Kumari of Mumbai beat Ambika Harith of Mumbai in straight sets 18-17 and 20-12 to enter the semifinals in the women's singles sub-semi-final in the 1st Saraswat Brahmin Samaj State Ranking Carrom Tournament held at Shanti Niwas Air Conditioned Hall, Charni Road (East), Mumbai. done

Sonali's powerful comeback

Sonali, who played for Maharashtra in the recent national selection test held in Delhi, was adjudged RBI's Ambika to win despite clear video evidence of her beating Ambika Harith in straight sets. Due to this, Sonali lost her chance to play in the World Championships and suffered a lot. Therefore, carrom lovers had a special eye on this match. Sonali paid back for this wrong decision.

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Abhijit Tripankar's progress at number one

Pune's Abhijit Tripankar defeated Mumbai's veteran Sanjay Mande in three sets 25-10, 17-22 and 20-16 in the men's singles category. In other matches, Nilansh Chiplunkar defeated Muniyappan Raja 25-6, 22-25, 25-3, Prashant More defeated Rizwan Sheikh 22-20, 24-04, and Mohammad Ghufran defeated Yogesh Pardeshi 23-10, 25-21.

Also, Anjali Siripuram defeated Neelam Ghodke 25-1, 25-9, Keshar Nirgun beat Rinki Kumari 23-7, 25-8 and Mithali Pathak advanced by defeating Urmila Shendge 25-11, 21-10 in the women's singles semi-finals. Now the competition has reached a colorful turn and the thrill of the final matches will be seen in the upcoming period.

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