India A 4 for 208 (Jadhav 93*, Iyer 62, ODonnell 4-28) beat National Performance Squad 8 for 207 (Harper 72, Hinchliffe 43, Aaron 3-58) by six wicketsScorecard Half-centuries from Kedar Jadhav and Shreyas Iyer gave India A a bonus-point win over Australias National Performance Squad in their Quadrangular A-Team One-Day Series clash on Saturday. By virtue of the win, India became the first team to seal their spot in the final of the tournament, to be played on September 4.Jadhavs unbeaten 93 and Iyers 62 helped India A knock off a 208-run target in 38.2 overs with six wickets in hand in Mackay. That was after the bowlers had combined for a collective effort to keep NPS to 207 for 8 in 50 overs.Iyer and Jadhav were left to reconstruct India As innings after left-arm medium pacer Tom ODonnells early strikes left them 41 for 3 in the 11th over of the chase. The two added 135 for the fourth wicket in 23.1 overs. It took ODonnell again to separate the duo when he struck at the end of the 34th over, having Iyer caught. But at that point, India A were comfortably placed and needed 32 more from 16 overs. Hardik Pandya joined Jadhav and the two knocked off the remaining runs in 26 balls. Iyers 62 took 93 balls and contained four fours. Jadhav faced 83 balls for his unbeaten 93 and struck 10 fours.ODonnell was the only NPS bowler among the wickets and finished with 4 for 28 in nine overs.NPS were rocked early when they batted after Varun Aaron struck first ball to dismiss Caleb Jewell for a duck. Matt Renshaw and wicketkeeper Sam Harper then got together for a 76-run second-wicket stand that came in 93 balls. After Renshaw was trapped lbw by Jayant Yadav, Harper added 52 more with captain Matthew Short. Harpers dismissal for 72 - the highest score of the innings - ended the association. Short was caught behind off Aaron for 30 and Clint Hinchliffe lent a solid hand with 43. NPS lower order, however, made scant contributions, resulting in a weak finish.Aaron took three wickets, but was expensive and leaked 58 runs in nine overs. Pandya, Axar Patel, Yadav and Iyer took a wicket apiece.India A are on top of the table with 16 points from five matches. NPS trail them with 10 points from five games. India A will next face Australia A on Tuesday, while NPS face off against South Africa A the following day. Swell Water Bottle Australia . Already owning gold from competition in Vancouver in 2010, Loch posted a combined four-run time of 3:27.526. That included a track-record third run of 51. Swell Water Bottle 17 Oz . After a lengthy wait, persistent rain finally forced the postponement of the Nationals game against the Miami Marlins on Saturday night. 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Pound-for-pound king Roman Chocolatito Gonzalez has vacated his flyweight world title in favor of keeping the junior bantamweight belt he won on Sept. 10.Gonzalez, who rose to No. 1 pound-for-pound following the retirement of Floyd Mayweather 13 months ago, moved from 112 pounds to 115 pounds last month and outpointed Mexicos then-undefeated Carlos Cuadras in an action-packed fight to take his junior bantamweight title at The Forum in Inglewood, California.The victory gave Gonzalez (46-0, 38 KOs) a world title in his fourth weight division -- from strawweight to junior bantamweight -- which surpassed the three weight classes that his late idol, mentor and Nicaraguan countryman Alex Arguello achieved during his legendary Hall of Fame career.The WBC gave Gonzalez a few weeks to make up his mind about which division he wanted to keep a title in and he elected to retain the junior bantamweight belt.It will be easier for Gonzalez to make weight in that division and there are also a number of attractive possible fights for him, including a possible rematch with Cuadras, compared to a lack of top flyweights to face.He treasures this (flyweight) title very much, but is excited another boxer with his same dream will havve a chance to become a WBC world champion and that feeling overwhelms him, Carlos Blandon, Gonzalezs manager, told ESPN.dddddddddddd.com.Gonzalez, 29, won the WBC flyweight title -- as well as claiming the division lineage which was unbroken for decades going back to the mid-1970s reign of Hall of Famer Miguel Canto -- by ninth-round knockout of Akira Yaegashi in September 2014. Gonzalez made four successful defenses before moving up to face Cuadras.?To fill the flyweight vacancy, the WBC has ordered its two top-rated contenders to meet: Nawaphon Sor Rungvisai (36-0, 28 KOs), 25, of Thailand, and Juan Churritos Hernandez Navarrete (33-2, 24 KOs), 29, of Mexico. If their camps do not make a deal for the fight, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman announced that a purse bid would be scheduled to take place Oct. 21 at the offices of the sanctioning organization in Mexico City.Sor Rungvisai will be fighting for a world title for the first time. Hernandez Navarrete has won 15 fights in a row since a unanimous decision loss to Kazuto Ioka for a strawweight world title in August 2011 in Tokyo. ' ' '