Gangolli: Youngster injured in stone quarry incident dies under suspicious circumstances
Case registered
Gangolli: A youngster who fell into a red stone quarry pit in Aluru village, Mundugodu, has died, and suspicions surrounding his death have led to a case being registered at Gangolli Police Station.
The deceased has been identified as Sunil Gatti (22). According to information provided by Basappa, Sunil fell into the red stone quarry pit and sustained injuries around 7:15 PM on January 27. Hanumantaraya, a native of Vijayapura, reached the spot and admitted the severely injured Sunil to a hospital.
Despite receiving treatment, Sunil succumbed to his injuries at Wenlock Hospital in Mangaluru in the early hours of January 29. Based on a complaint filed by Hanumantaraya, who expressed suspicion regarding Sunil’s death, a case has been registered, and police are investigating the matter.
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West Indies beat Italy by 42 runs to enter Super 8s as group toppers
Kolkata (PTI): Skipper Shai Hope top-scored with a 46-ball 75 before his bowlers did what was expected of them as West Indies beat Italy by 42 runs to enter the Super 8s of the T20 World Cup as group toppers here on Thursday.
West Indies posted 165 for six in their final Group C fixture and then bundled out Italy for 123 in 18 overs. Shamar Joseph (4/30) and Matthew Forde (3/10) were the top bowlers for the Caribbean side.
Asked to bat first, West Indies were well served by Hope, who hit six boundaries and four sixes, but their other top-order batters failed to make significant contributions in the face of some disciplined bowling by Italy.
Sherfane Rutherford (24 off 15 balls) and Matthew Forde (16 off 8 balls) played useful cameos towards the end and remained not out.
Sri Lanka-born leg-spinner Crishan Kalugamage was the most impressive bowler for Italy, returning figures of 2/25 in four overs.
Brief scores:
West Indies: 165/6 in 20 overs (Shai Hope 75; Crishan Kalugamage 2/25, Ben Manenti 2/37).
Italy: 123 all out in 18 overs (Ben Manenti 26, JJ Smuts 24; Matthew Forde 3/19, Shamar Joseph 4/30).
