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Baharia University defeated by 2-1: NED University girls win IBA Throwball Tournament

byCustoms Today Report
17/02/2015
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KARACHI: NED University girls have won the IBA Sports Throwball Tournament, beating Baharia University 2-1 in the final at IBA Campus.

NED University team comprising Erum Bukhari, Hunza Khan, Najiya Siddiqui, Mahnoor Asif, Sara Raza, Hannah Shoaib, Yusra Rahimtoola, Hira Rasool and Maliha Zafar registered a 15-10, 11-15, 15-5 victory.

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NED girls started well by grabbing the opening game. But, Baharia University pulled the second to level the terms. However, in the decider NED girls produced a sterling display to outclass by winning the decider 15-5.

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