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The Indian mens doubles pair of G Sathiyan and Achanta Sharath Kamal sailed into the quarterfinals of the 24th ITTF Asian Table Tennis Championships with easy win over Mahfoodh Sayed Murtadha and Rashed Rashed of Bahrain at Yogyakarta, Indonesia on Thursday. The Indian duo beat Murtadha and Rashed 11-8 11-6 11-3 in a lop-sided affair. In the quarterfinals, Sathiyan and Sharath Kamal will be up against Chinese pair of Liang Jingkun and Lin Gaoyuan. File image of Sharath Kamal. Getty Images Earlier in the day after receiving first-round bye, the Indians got the better of Jordans Abo Yaman Zaid and Aldmaizy Zeyad 11-4 11-7 11-7 in the round of 32. But the other Indian pair of Harmeet Desai and Anthony Amalraj, after enjoying a bye in the round of 64, lost to Chinese Taipeis Liu Hsing-Yin and Peng Wang Wei. Harmeet and Amalraj fought hard before losing 11-5 7-11 11-3 8-11 6-11 against their accomplished Chinese rivals. It was curtains for India in the womens doubles as the pair of Manika Batra and Archana Kamath and Madhurika Patkar and Sutirtha Mukherjee bowed out the tournament. The pair of Manika and Archana had an easy round of 64 outing, beating the Kazak duo of Lavnova Anastassiya and Khusseinova Gulchekhra 3-0 but lost in the next round to Korean combination of stanley becher Yang Haeun and Jeon Jhee 6-11 9-11 7-11. Madhurika and Sutirtha f stanley flask ollowed suit as they lost to Doo Hoi Kem and Lee Ho stanley cup Ching of Hong Kong 9-11 5-11 11-13 after clearing the round of 64 hurdle against Maca Aumo Loss to West Brom a nightmare : Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger
New Zealand spinner and former captain Daniel Vettori said on Tuesday he will miss the upcoming series against the West Indies because his injured ankle is not ready for the rigours of international cricket. Vettori had surgery on a recurring Achilles tendon problem in June and returned to domestic cricket earlier this month. But the 34-year-old said he did not want to attempt a premature international return and would sit out the West Indies tour, which opens with a warm-up match against a New Zealand XI on Wednesday. International cricket, and in particular Test cricket, places enormous demands on the body and I simply haven t played enough recently to be confident of meeting those demands, he said. The left-armer said he would reassess his condition in the New Year, which could make him available for limited overs matches against the West Indies and a series against India, who arrive in mid-January. What I can t afford to do is throw myself back into the international arena prematurely and re-injure myself, he said. It wouldn t be any good stanley cup for me; it wouldn t be any good for the team. Vettori is New Zealand s second-highest Test wicket taker with 360 scalps in 112 matches and has also contributed 4,516 runs to bolster the Black Caps often fragile batting. He has set himself the career goal of becoming only the secon stanley cups d Test player after India s Kapil Dev to take 400 wickets and score 4,000 runs. However, recent injuries have frustrated his ambition, k stanley thermos mug eepin