Defending champions Indian Railways continued their strong run with a comprehensive 58\u201323 win over Maharashtra in Quarterfinal 1. Sakshi led the scoring for Railways with 10 points, while Pooja contributed nine points in a well-rounded team performance. Sonali Shingate and Mandira Sampat Komkar added crucial defensive points as Railways kept Maharashtra under pressure throughout the contest.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The second quarterfinal saw Haryana deliver one of the most dominant performances of the knockout stage, defeating Madhya Pradesh 63\u201316. Raj Rani was the standout performer with 17 points, while Ruchi added 11 points and Nikita chipped in with 10.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The closest contest of the quarterfinals unfolded in the third quarterfinal, where Tamil Nadu edged past Chandigarh 39\u201337 in a tense encounter. Chandigarh had entered the match on the back of strong league-stage form, but Tamil Nadu held their nerve in the closing minutes.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Karthika R once again played a decisive role, finishing with 15 points, while Suji M supported her with nine points. Chandigarh remained in contention through contributions from Anjali (10 points) and Monica Rani (seven points), but Tamil Nadu\u2019s efficiency at key moments proved decisive.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The closest contest of the quarterfinals unfolded in the third quarterfinal, where Tamil Nadu edged past Chandigarh 39\u201337 in a tense encounter. Chandigarh had entered the match on the back of strong league-stage form, but Tamil Nadu held their nerve in the closing minutes.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
With four in-form sides left in contention, the championship now moves into its decisive phase, with the semifinals and final scheduled for January 30, promising a competitive finish to the championship.<\/p>\r\n\r\n