Indian sports wrap, November 12: World’s first high-altitude para sports centre to come up in Leh with focus on 2028 Paralympics
The HinduMORE SPORTS World’s first high-altitude para sports centre to come up in Leh with focus on 2028 Paralympics The world’s first high-altitude para sports centre will be established in Leh, Ladakh, aiming to advance the skills and confidence of athletes ahead of the 2028 Paralympics. “The opening of Leh Ladakh as a hub for para sports marks a new era not just for the region, but for India’s future in international competitions,” said Aditya Mehta, Founder, AMF. Our mission is to inspire and bring back the fervour for hockey in this region while striving for victory in every match.” -Team Sportstar TENNIS Men’s ITF Tennis: Dev beats national champion Rethin Dev Javia recovered from being down 1-4 in the decider to beat national champion Rethin Pranav 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 in the first round of the $25,000 ITF men’s tennis tournament at the MSLTA Complex on Tuesday. -Kamesh Srinivasan POLO 12-goal polo tournament: Jaipur Delta bears Vimal Arion Achievers Santiago Marambio smashed seven goals to power Jaipur Delta to a 10-4 victory over Vimal Arion Achievers in a league match of the Umaid Bhawan Palace Sir Pratap Singh Cup 12-goal polo tournament at the Jaipur Polo ground here on Tuesday.
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