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Teenager Carlton Miranda shows skill to help St. Andrew's win
Updated On: 08 September, 2015 08:05 AM IST | | Sundari Iyer
<p>Born with a deformity, 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>

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
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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