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दोस्तों,

जैसे कि हम इस पोर्टल के विभिन्न डिस्कशन टोपिक के मध्यam से यह बताते आ रहे है कि उत्तराखंड कि तपो भूमि ना केवल ऋषि मुनियों देवी देवताओ की भूमि रही है बल्कि यहाँ बहुत ही प्रतिभा शाली व्यक्तियों ने भी जनम लिया जिन्होंने अपने प्रतिभा से ना देश का नाम रोशन किया है बल्कि उत्तराखंड राज्य का कद भी ऊँचा क्या है !

इस थ्रेड में आज हम उत्तराखंड के खेल प्रतिभाओ के बारे में जानकारी देंगे ! आशा है आप भी संभंधित जानकारी इस थ्रेड में देंगे !

रेगार्ड्स,

एम् एस मेहता

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You must have heard many Sports whose roots are from Uttarakhand:

1. Mir Ranjan Negi Ji - A famous Hockey Player. (Roots basically from Majkhali Ranikhet)

2. Mr M S Dhoni, Captain of Indian Cricket - (paternal village Liwali, Almora)

3. Mr Jaspal Rana, Shooter - From Garwal

4. Mr Parmanjan Negi - Chess Player

5. Mr Sunder Singh Bhandari, Athlete from Gairsain

6. Mr Manish Pandey, Cricketer from Dafaut area of Bageshwar Distt

The list is long. We will write of them here later. First of all, we will give some exclusive details of 1950 times (before or earlier)  sportsmen from Uttarakhand here.

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क्या आपने इनके बारे में सुना है :

बीना चंदोला 
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श्रीमती बीना चंदोला को १९७६ में देश कि सर्व श्रेष्ठ महिला खिलाडी चुना गया था, १९८७ में ३३ वर्ष कि उम्र में उनका निधन हो गया था !

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त्रिलोक सिंह बसेडा
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त्रिलोक सिंह, ग्राम भंडारी, जनपद पिथोरागढ़ के वासी है, १९५२ में जकार्ता में आयोजित एशियन फुटवाल चैंपियनशिप में स्वर्ण पदक प्राप्त किया तथा देश का प्रदेश का नाम रोशन किया !


Courtesy : Janam Bhoomi Weekly News paper, Mumbai..

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हरि दत्त कापडी
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पिथोरागढ़ श्री हरि दत्त कपाडी बास्केट बाल के देश के शीर्ष खिलाडी रहे है ! इस खेल में सर्व श्रेष्ठ प्रदर्शन के लिए भारत सरकार ने उन्हें १९६९ में अर्जुन पुरूस्कार से भी सम्मानित किया और वे देश के पहले खिलाडी बने !

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Pawan Suyal : Starry-eyed surprise
« Reply #5 on: October 30, 2009, 02:07:05 PM »
In 16 months since he reached Delhi, Pawan Suyal has climbed the rungs from being a totally unknown fast bowler to being named in the Ranji squad


Eighteen months ago, Pawan Suyal was bowling his heart out in the interiors of Pauri, a town in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is not known for producing cricket players but one man, having taken a massive step toward achieving his goals, is determined to put it on the map.

A little more than a year after arriving in the national capital, Suyal has gone from aspiring left-arm fast bowler to keen corporate-club enthusiast to having his name suggested to an IPL team to being named in Delhi's squad for the first two matches of the Ranji Trophy.

"I landed in Delhi last June with no idea of how cricket is run here or how clubs function," Suyal, 20, told Cricinfo soon after he got the news of the Ranji selection. "I just wanted to play cricket. What a big city it is. I can see why many outsiders are intimidated by it. Imagine me, a simpleton from the hills, coming this far without a clue of how big corporate clubs work. Ever since I was a kid I've known just one thing and that is to play this game. I really don't know anything else. I've never even chased a stable job. I rushed through my studies and spent more time playing cricket."

Prior to coming to Delhi, Suyal's experience had been limited to playing in tournaments back in Pauri. "I have bowled a lot with a proper cricket ball but most of my cricket was played with tennis and rubber balls," he says. "There is no club set-up back home. We hardly have grounds large enough to play proper matches. It's a very basic set-up."

The son of a government employee in Pauri, Suyal was backed by his brother, who works in the army, and sister who lives in Delhi. "They told me that if cricket was what I really wanted to do, I should come to Delhi," he says. "None of us were sure of how things would turn out here but I was determined just to play cricket at a competitive level. Pauri is hardly on the map and there haven't been any players from there. Delhi is a cricket hub and a place of great opportunity. Things have happened very quickly since I landed here and I cannot say what my future will be. DDCA toh door ki baat hai, main toh Dilli mein bahut kam log ko jaanta hoon! (Forget the DDCA, I hardly know any people in Delhi!)."

Suyal came to Delhi last summer for the Delhi Police Constabulary recruitments - "a real eye opener for me" - and got involved in the local corporate-club scene. He thanks his coach, Madan Sharma, for pushing him to hone his attitude and work-out routine. "He stressed on discipline and the benefit of long hours of practice," Suyal says. "Back in Pauri I just bowled and bowled without thinking too much of the mechanics of bowling. I was always very fit, being from the hills, but here I learned about how the body works."

Suyal played 15 matches for Telefunken in the DDCA league and took 25 wickets, an achievement that got him noticed by the local selectors. "That was a good experience as I got to play on different types of pitches and against stronger batsmen than I had bowled to back home," he says. After playing for the Under-22 side he was added to the Ranji probables camp this year.

Shikhar Dhawan, the Delhi batsman who plays for the Mumbai Indians, recommended Suyal's name to the IPL team's management after being impressed in the nets. However, Delhi's coach Vijay Dahiya felt it was too big a step for the youngster and told him to gain more experience first. "He was right, I need to work on my abilities more right now," Suyal says.

Though a little amazed at how fast his life has changed, Suyal isn't taking anything for granted. "To be selected in the Delhi squad within a year and a half is massive for me, but I have to just work hard and hope I am persisted with. Whether I play a game or not, I will give my best in the nets. It is an honour to be included alongside very experienced and senior Delhi players."


Source : http://www.cricinfo.com/ranjisuperleague2009/content/story/431247.html

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Pawan Suyal is a hope for our hill region players

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MAHESH RAWAT WICKIT KEEPER RAJSTHAN ROYAL CRICKET TEAM,



Mahesh Rawat is a 22-year-old cricketer from Faridabad, India. This young wicketkeeper has been a regular on India’s domestic circuit since the 2003-04 season, and has represented Railways, Haryana at the Ranji level, India Red in the Challenger Trophy, and the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League.

Rawat has close to 2,000 runs to his name at the domestic level, including three centuries and twelve half-centuries. The wicketkeeper-batsman has maintained a healthy batting average of 37.8 at the First-Class level, with a highest score of 115. Mahesh Rawat has also kept wickets well, having registered 109 dismissals at the domestic level, which includes 88 catches and 21 stumpings. Despite being a wicketkeeper, Rawat has had some success as a bowler, having picked up 10 wickets with an average of 17.4 and best bowling figures of 2 for 5.

Mahesh Rawat’s deft wicket-keeping skills and useful contributions with the bat have made him ideally fit for the Twenty20 format of cricket. He made his debut in the shortest form of the game for Haryana against Punjab in April 2007. He was then recruited by the Rajasthan Royals for the opening season of the Indian Premier League, a Twenty20 tournament set up by the BCCI with top players from around the world competing against each other in teams from eight cities. Rawat has played a total of 20 T20 games with a highest score of 39 not out, an average of 14.4 with the bat, and 22 dismissals, including 18 catches and 4 stumpings as wicketkeeper.

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Madhumita Bisht (Badminton Player
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Madhumita Bisht (born October 5, 1964) is a former badminton player from Uttarakhand, India. She is an eight-time National singles champion, nine-time doubles winner and a twelve-time mixed doubles winner.[1] She received the Arjuna Award in 1982. Madhumita is also a recipient of the Padma Shri Award (2006).

Source : http://en.wikipedia.org

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Some other Sportsmen

Sports
 
Mahendra Singh Dhoni stumps a South African batsman during a match in Chennai in 2008.

Shri Hukum Singh Pangti, (Mountaineer) (Climbed all major peaks in the world)

Bachendri Pal, first Indian woman to climb Mt. Everest

Chandraprabha Aitwal, (Mountaineer) (Climbed all major peaks in the world)

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, (Cricketer)

Harish Chandra Singh Rawat, 1965 Everester, Padma Shree recipient

Jaidev Bisht, Coach Boxing, recipient of the Dronacharya Award

Manish Pandey, (Cricketer)

Madhumita Bisht, (Badminton)

Gunjan Bala, (Taekwando)

Yogesh Kapri, (Taekwando)

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