17-year-old boy in Kasaragod electrocuted while turning off motor pump near house
Kasaragod: A 17-year-old boy died of electrocution when turning off a motor pump in Saaya near Perla in Kasaragod district, recently.
The victim of the tragic incident was Jitesh, who lived in Saaya Guligemole and had been studying in Class 11 at the Government Higher Secondary School in Katukukke, said sources.
The youth had gone to the shed near his house to turn off the motor pump, when he got electrocuted. Jitesh’s family members took him to a hospital in Vitla, but the youth breathed his last in spite of the treatment.
Badiyadka Police have registered a case and are investigating.
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KKR defeat LSG via Super Over
Lucknow (PTI): Kolkata Knight Riders edged Lucknow Super Giants via Super Overs in a battle between two bottom-placed teams in the IPL, here on Sunday.
Chasing a modest 156, LSG suffered a batting collapse and managed to tie the contest and take it to Super Over with No. 9 Mohammed Shami striking a last-ball six against a wayward Kartik Tyagi, who leaked 16 runs in the final over.
But Sunil Narine bowled a stunning Super Over conceding just one run and taking two wickets to give KKR an easy target.
Rinku Singh then finished the chase with a boundary off first ball from Prince Yadav.
Earlier the KKR were in deep trouble with 93/7 in 15 overs but Rinku smashed a sensational 83 not out from 51 balls including four sixes in a row in the final over to lift them to 155/7.
Cameron Green (34) was the only other batter to reach double-digit scores as KKR suffered a familiar batting meltdown with Mohsin taking his maiden fifer.
In reply, LSG continued their dismal show with the bat to succumb to their fifth loss in a row.
Brief Scores:
Kolkata Knight Riders 155/7; 20 overs (Rinku Singh 83 not out, Cameron Green 34; Mohsin Khan 5/23). Lucknow Super Giants 155/8; 20 overs (Rishabh Pant 42). KKR won via Super Over.
