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TT player Anurodh Khosla dies

| | Feb 13, 2016, at 09:39 pm
Kolkata, Feb 13 (IBNS) Former Table Tennis player of 60s Anurodh Khosla has passed away at his Chowrighee residence in Kolkata.

He was 72.

As brilliant student of Presidency College, he started playing TT at YMCA College Branch, besides Presidency.

Neither attacking nor fully defensive Khosla was formidable for any opponent including big ones. His younger brother Amrit Khosla became junior national runners and senior Bengal champion for a couple of occasions.

Amrit used to selected as a must member of TT as well as Billiards in Bengal team.

 

 

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