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It was the ray of hope, says Sandesh Jhingan as sporting action resumes in India

By ANI | Published: October 09, 2020 9:17 PM

Indian defender Sandesh Jhingan feels "extremely happy" that sporting action has resumed in India.

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Indian defender Sandesh Jhingan feels "extremely happy" that sporting action has resumed in India.

I-League Qualifiers 2020 kicked-off on Thursday with clubs Bhawpore and Mohammedan starting their journey with a win.

Bhawpore defeated Bengaluru FC 2-0 while Mohammedan eased past Garhwal 1-0 to start their campaign on high.

"It was the ray of hope which we all were waiting for. Everyone missed sports in India. It is remarkable that sporting action is back. I need to thank all the people who have risked their lives and are working relentlessly behind the scenes to make it safe for us all - the players, the officials," AIFF quoted Jhingan as saying.

"I wish that with all the safety measures being practised, maintained and followed, other sports will also get back on track soon," he added.

Mohammedan's next game is against ARA FC on Sunday and Garhwal will lock horns with Bengaluru United on the same day.

( With inputs from ANI )

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Tags: Bengaluru FcSandesh JhinganGarhwalBengaluru federation of clubs
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