Abhirup (33) and Rahul Dixit (30 not out) were the main contributors for the winners while for NTPC Subba Rao scored 48.

Brief scores: GE Capital: 162 for 4 (Abhirup 33, Rahul Dixit 30 not out, Gurpreet Sarin 22 not out, AP Talreja 3 for 30) bt NTPC: 159 for 9 (Subba Rao 48, Prahlad Ramrakhiani 21, Achal 3 for 31, Pramod Bhasin 2 for 43).

Gurmeet excels
All-round display by Gurmeet Singh (5 for 16 and 39) helped Radisson Hotel beat Taj Mahal Hotel by 75 runs in the Coca-Cola iter-hotel tournament at Jamia Millia Sports complex.

Gurmeet Singh (39) and S Bradoo (27) were the top scorers for Radisson while for Taj Mahal Hotel Mohit Bhalla (27) was the principal contributor. Gurmeet Singh was adjudged man of the match.

Brief scores: Radisson Hotel: 178 (Gurmeet Singh 39, S Bradoo 27, Amit Kumar 20, Sajol 24, Vijay Jolly 2 for 30, TP Shivshanker 2 for 22) bt Taj Mahal Hotel: 103 (Mohit Bhalla 27, Gurmeet Singh 5 for 16, Rajan 3 for 30, Amit 2 for 24).

Kuldeep hits 146
A stroke-filled 146 by Kuldeep enabled Shri Ram School (PTA) outplay Amity International School (PTA) by seven wickets in a limited overs match at Shri Ram School.

Fine display by Vishal Verma (123) and Raman (106) went in vain for the losers.

Brief scores: Shri Ram School: 289 for 3 (Kuldeep 146, Kapil 32, Raman 2 for 57) bt Amity International: 282 for 4 (Vishal Verma 123, Raman 106, Tamal Dutta 2 for 49).

Vivek stars
Fine knock of 73 runs by Vivek Sharma powered Clintus Packers and Movers' five-wicket victory over the Winners Club in a limited overs match at Ramjas Sports complex.

Brief scores: Clintus Packers & Movers: 205 for 5 (Vivek Sharma 73, Ashok Kumar 36, Vinay 33, Gurmeet Singh 2 for 45, Happy 2 for 27) bt The Winners Club: 204 for 9 (Gurmeet Singh 39, Rinku 29, Rajesh 25, Vinay 2 for 49).

Title for Haryana
Haryana Police won the 17th Haryana state basketball championship beating Jhajjar 74-66 Nehru Stadium, Gurgaon. Krishan (24), Manoj Kumar (20) and Jaswant (12) were the main tontributors for the winners while BS Hooda (20) and Manoj (14) scored for the losers.

In the women's section, Bhiwani clinched the title outplaying Jind 48-30.

Title for Lintas
Quickfire knocks by Sriniwas (49 off 23 balls) and Trivikram (46 off 27 balls) helped Lintas lift the Medi Transasia League Cup beating Mecann by six wickets at Garge College ground.

Sriniwas (Lintas) was adjudged best all-rounder and man of the match of the tournament while Jetender (Mecan) got best batsman award and Rajul best wicketkeeper.

Brief scores: Lintas: 144 for 4 (Sriniwas 49, Trivikram 46, Nagar 4 for 15) bt Mecann: 142 (Jetender Jain 39, Subho 29, Sriniwas 3 for 21, Trivikram 3 for 31, Naresh 2 for 12).

Canara win
Fine spell of bowling by Somesh Ghambir (3 for 21) and Jai Singh Bisth (3 for 28) enabled Canara Bank overwhelm SB Youth (jr) by five wickets in a low-scoring match of the second Hari Singh Tyagi TYCA league at Mohan Meakin ground.

Brief scores: Canara Bank: 93 for 5 (Vijay Singh 25, Shiv Kumar Saxena 22, Deepak Dani 5 for 24) bt SB Youth: 92 (Jaspreet Singh Narula 25, Narendra Sood 20, Somesh Ghambir 3 for 21, Jai Singh 3 for 28).

Anirudh shines
Anirudh's 48 and useful 36 by Vikram enabled Lintas overcome Gillette by five wickets in the Gillette league match.

Brief scores: Lintas: 178 for 5 (Anirudh 48, Vikram 36, KC Sharma 2 for 31) bt Gillette: 174 for 8 (Avnish 27, Pushpinder 25, Peri 3 for 20, Naresh 2 for 21).

CPSU athletics
National Hydroelectric Power Corporationa will organise the second Inter-central Power Sector Undertakings athletic meet under the aegis of Power Sports Control Board on February 24 and 25 at National Stadium.

About 100 athletes are expected to participate in this tourney. Six teams including NHPC, Bhakra Beas Management Board, NTPC, Damodar Valley Corporation, Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power will participate. Women teams of NHPC, Ministry of Power and CEA will also take part in the meet.

Jatha leads
Amish Jaitha of Punjab led the field with a six under par 66 on the opening day of the Northern India Amateur Golf Championship at the Delhi Golf Club here.

Due to foggy condition, the tee off was delayed. As many as 122 top amateurs of Indian golf are participating to prove their mettle.

Top amateur Harmeet Kahlon of Chandigarh was in second place with 71 while Simarjeet Singh shot 73 to be in the third place.

Among other well know amateurs, Amit Luthra of Delhi was in seventh position with 75 while another player who represented the country in the Bangkok Asiad, Digvijay Singh of Meerut, was lower down with a card of 78.