Delhi Hosts Thrilling Harish Sharma 3x3 All India Basketball Championship Finale

The Harish Sharma 3 on 3 All India Basketball Championship successfully concluded at IG Stadium in New Delhi. Delhi Minister Ashish Sood attended as Chief Guest, praising the event and announcing plans for a Delhi 'Khel Mahakumbh'. Tabata X No Look won the women's final, while HS-tabata9 claimed the men's title, in a tournament organized to honor the legacy of Harish Sharma. The event, endorsed by FIBA 3x3, featured simultaneous games on three courts and was organized by the Prithvi Nath Club under the aegis of the Basketball Federation of India.

Key Points: Harish Sharma 3x3 Basketball Championship Concludes in Delhi

  • Women's champions Tabata X No Look
  • Men's champions HS-tabata9
  • Tribute to late Harish Sharma
  • Endorsed by FIBA 3x3
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Harish Sharma 3 on 3 All India Basketball Championship concludes at IG Stadium

The Harish Sharma 3 on 3 All India Basketball Championship concluded at IG Stadium, Delhi, with top officials highlighting the format as the sport's future.

"This championship is one of its own kind, the 3 on 3 format is the future of Basketball. - Ashish Sood, Delhi Minister"

New Delhi, December 28

The Harish Sharma 3 on 3 All India Basketball Championship concluded at IG Stadium today with Delhi Minister, Ashish Sood, attending the event as Chief Guest, according to a release.

"This championship is one of its own kind, the 3 on 3 format is the future of Basketball. I congratulate the organisers and family members of late Harish Sharma for organising such an event to promote sport and assure that the Delhi Government would provide all possible support for the promotion of the game. Delhi will organise a Khel Mahakumbh," said Ashish Sood, as quoted from a release.

Tabata X No Look women's team took the women's final with a 16-14 win against ALLEY OOP, and HS-tabata9 men stormed to victory, beating Phoenix 21-15.

Roopam Harish Sharma, Chairperson of the Organising Committee of the Championship, said, "It's heartening to see the legacy of Harish Sharma being carried forward through this dynamic 3x3 format, which is the future of basketball, keeping his spirit and contributions to the sport alive."

Sudhanshu Mittal, Co-Chairperson of the Organising Committee, said, "The excitement that the players have shown in this championship is a testament to the engaging nature of the 3 on 3 format."

Mukesh Kalia, President, Delhi Basket Association (DBA) said that the Championship is a tribute to Late Harish Sharma.

"It is a happy sight to see the enthusiasm and display of talent by the youth from across the country," he said.

Present on the occasion were former MP and BJP leader Poonam Mahajan, who congratulated the players and said that the 3 on 3 format is taking Basketball to new heights.

Also present at the event were former Mayor of Delhi and BJP leader Arti Mehra, Chand Rehan, Senior VP of DBA, and other dignitaries, including Parminder Singh Arjuna awardee basketball player from Punjab whose presense inspired the youth.

Aadhav Arjuna, President of BFI, said, "The championship showcased fantastic performance by teams and I congratulate everyone, including the family of late Shri Harish Sharma for organising such an excellent event in the 3 on 3 format."

The championship was played on 3 basketball courts simultaneously, offering an action-packed experience for players and spectators alike. The event is being organized by the Prithvi Nath Club (PNC), affiliated with the Delhi Basketball Association (DBA), which is the official host under the aegis of the Basketball Federation of India (BFI).

The tournament also holds endorsement from FIBA 3 on 3 and continues PNC's legacy of promoting basketball through premier tournaments like the Master Prithvi Nath All India Basketball Championship, a tribute to Harish Sharma's father.

- ANI

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Priya S
Wonderful initiative! It's heartening to see sports being promoted in memory of contributors like Harish Sharma. Hope the Delhi Government's promised support for the Khel Mahakumbh materializes quickly and effectively.
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Arjun K
The scorelines show how competitive it was! 16-14 and 21-15 are really close finals. This format can definitely make basketball more popular in schools and colleges across the country. More power to DBA and BFI!
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Sarah B
As someone who follows basketball globally, it's fantastic to see India embracing the 3x3 format endorsed by FIBA. Having an Arjuna awardee like Parminder Singh there must have been hugely inspiring for the young players.
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Vikram M
Good event, but a small critique. The article mentions many dignitaries and politicians. While their support is welcome, I hope the focus remains squarely on the athletes and the sport's development, not on political photo-ops.
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Kavya N
"Tabata X No Look" and "HS-tabata9" - interesting team names! 😄 Jokes aside, it's brilliant to see a national championship for women mentioned with equal prominence. More such tournaments please!

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