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Teenager Carlton Miranda shows skill to help St. Andrew's win

<p>Born with a deformity,&nbsp;&nbsp;the 18-year-old's defensive skills stood out as the Bandra outfit registered a 2-1 win over Sydenham College (Churchgate) in a Mumbai University inter-collegiate football match</p>

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St Andrew's College's Carlton Miranda (right) in action against Sydenham College at the University Pavilion yesterday

St Andrew's College's Carlton Miranda (right) in action against Sydenham College at the University Pavilion yesterday

Carlton Miranda of St Andrew's College (Bandra) was born with a deformity in his left hand, but that hasn't stopped him from chasing his football dreams. Yesterday, the 18-year-old's defensive skills stood out as the Bandra outfit registered a 2-1 win over Sydenham College (Churchgate) in a Mumbai University inter-collegiate football match at University Pavillion, Marine Lines.

St Andrew's College's Carlton Miranda (right) in action against Sydenham College  at the University Pavilion  yesterday. Pic/Suresh KK
St Andrew's College's Carlton Miranda (right) in action against Sydenham College at the University Pavilion yesterday. Pic/Suresh KK  

Elton Quadros and Mecwyn Castelino scored a goal each for St Andrew's, while Faizel Kader reduced the margin for the Churchgate outfit. Carlton does not have a left hand — it is reduced to a stump — but the birth defect hasn't restricted him from being the best defender in his team.

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