Indian Army team lifts Sudan Polo Cup

New Delhi: The Indian Army team lifts Sudan Polo Cup, one the most prestigious polo tournament, beating beats British Army team on Friday. The match took place at the Jaipur Polo Grounds in Delhi between both the polo teams. In a well-contested match, the Indian team won the match by 5-3 following which Vice Chief of Indian Army Lieutenant General Manoj Mukund Naravane felicitated the teams.

The Sudan Cup is one of the most prestigious polo tournaments, played between the British Army and the Indian Army alternately in India and the UK. It was instituted in 1922.

After Independence, this cup could not be played until it was revived in 1971 when an Indian Army polo team visited England and had been regularly contested till 1998.

After a lapse of 21 years, the Sudan Polo Cup has been revived and played at Jaipur Polo Ground between visiting the British Army Polo team and host Indian Army Polo team on Friday.

From Indian Army side Capt Raghav Raj Singh, Lt. Col. Vishal Chauhan, Col. Ravi Rathore and Sep. Ravinder Mang and from Hackett British Army Lt. Henry William Harvell Amor, Capt Patrick Guy Aylwon Selfie, Capt John Douglas Sleeman and Gaston Devrient played the match. IANS

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