Bengal's Doyel Dey wins two National Billiards titles
In the Sub-Junior (under-19) Billiards Final, Doyel defeated Kaivalya V. of Karnataka 69-55 to annex the crown. In the Junior (under-21) Billiards Final today, she beat Mariam Agnish of Tamil Nadu 67-46.
The Class XI girl from North Calcutta, who took up the cue just three years ago, played calmly to defeat her challengers quite comfortably.
“I tried to concentrate and focus on the shot, and that really helped me today,” she said.
She hopes that her win will encourage more girls from West Bengal to take up the cue. Currently, she is the only girl to play cue sports at her two clubs – YMCA College Branch and Oswal.
Debashish Mukhopadhyay, her coach and Honorary Secretary of the West Bengal Billiards Association, is all praise for her temperament and commitment. “Her qualities were evident from the first time I saw her. I won’t be surprised if she comes good in the Senior Ladies categories as well and make a lively contest against her older and much more experienced opponents,” he said.
Scores
Girls Junior (Under -21) Billiards
Final (Best of one hour time basis)
Doyel Dey (West Bengal) beat Mariam Agnish (Tamil Nadu) 67-46
Semi-finals
Doyel Dey (West Bengal) beat M. Janani (Tamil Nadu) 62-57
Mariam Agnish (Tamil Nadu) beat Kaivalya V. (Karnataka) 52-45
Quarter-final
Kaivalya V. (Karnataka) beat Dilnasheen Zareen (West Bengal) 78-27
Girls Sub-Junior (Under-19) Billiards
Final (Best of one hour time basis)
Doyel Dey (West Bengal) beat Kaivalya V. (Karnataka) 69-55
Semi-finals
Doyel Dey (West Bengal) beat Mariam Agnish (Tamil Nadu) 82-31
Kaivalya V. (Karnataka) beat M. Janani (Tamil Nadu) 71-46
Quarter-final
M. Janani (Tamil Nadu) beat Dilnasheen Zareen (West Bengal) 68-32
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