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Shine city Awadh polo cup: Samrat crush Lancers in final
On the concluding day of the Shine city Awadh Polo Cup it was a brilliant display by the both teams but Samrat (RV Centre, Meerut) emerged out to be the winner of the tournament defeating Lancers (IMA, Dehradun) by 6-4.
The final day of the Awadh Polo Season 2014 saw thousands of spectators of Lucknow including families and children get a rare glimpse of horse polo along with other exciting adventurous events on 13 December 2014 at Surya Khel Parisar.
The Chief Guest on this occasion was Lt Gen GS Shergill, VSM**, Chief of Staff, HQ Central Command. The mega event commenced with the spectacular Band Display in which seven Pipe and Drum Bands and four Military Bands participated. Besides Polo, a spectacular fly past by para motors was displayed by the team from Army Adventure Para Motor Node. There was an excellent display of tent pegging and a motor cycle display by the Punjab Regimental Centre which formed part of other major attractions on the occasion.
Organized under the aegis of HQ Central Command, the Shine City Awadh Polo Cup Finals was played between India Military Academy Team from Dehradun (Lancers) and RVC Team from Meerut (Samrat). A full game of four chukkers with each chukker of 7 ½ minutes was played in which 40 horses were utilised. Both the team played an exceptional game of polo and displayed their extraordinary skills. Everyone present applauded the players for an excellent game of polo. Lancers was led by Maj Arjun Patil with a handicap of +1 and Samrat was led by a seasoned player Brig SS Kashayp with +2 handicap. The RVC Team from Meerut (Samrat) was the winner of Shine City Polo Cup with a score of 6-4.
In the end, Lt Gen G S Shergill gave away the prizes to the Umpires, Referee, Runners Up and Winners Team. Sponcers Shine city were also facilitated for their support in the tournament. He also felicitated other players who participated in the said tournament. Other senior Army Officers and their families were present on the occasion.
Chief Guest for today’s final concluding match was Chief of Staff, Central Command Lt Gen GS Shergill, VSM**.
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