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More than 200 countries engaging in about 500 events in Winter and summer games. all prepared to commence from 23rd July, and India will be demonstrating a huge group of more than 100 athletes.
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India’s outstanding wrestler Bajrang Punia has lost the semifinal and will struggle for Bronze.
He started his campaign by hardly overcoming Kyrgystan’s Ernazar Akmataliev in the men’s freestyle 65 kg group and then overthrowing Iran’s Morteza Ghiasi to take his place in the semifinals. Also, it was the end of the journey for India’s women wrestlers like Seema Bisla, defeating her session of women’s freestyle 50kg class.
In other outstanding and tragic performances, the India men’s group of 4, including Arokia Rajiv, Amoj Jacob, Muhammed Anas, Nirmal Noah Tom, generated a new Asian record when they completed fourth in 4X400m relays (Heat 2), clocking 3 minutes 00.25 seconds. They completed 9th overall, misplaced a spot in the final by very narrow margins.
The Indian hockey’s Tokyo Olympics movement shut down due to the women in blue gone down 3-4 to shielding champions Great Britain in their bronze medal competition.
After the men’s side has acquired a hockey medal for the first time in 41 years, the Rani Rampal-led side generated a good performance, yet heading at one point before the bow of the best fourth finish.
Priyanka Goswami was the main in the first half of the 20 km racewalk and was ranked 1st after 8 km and ultimately ended 17th. Also, golfer Aditi Ashok had a good day completing Round 3 in the second position. Gurpreet Singh, in athletics, falls out his 50km race walk before the morning.
In the men’s javelin throw, Neeraj Chopra’s gold medal on Saturday brought a wave of happiness to many Indians across the country. Some had tears of happiness in their eyes observing him while performing, and some had goosebumps hearing the Indian national anthem being played at the Olympic stadium in Tokyo.
His astral performance on the second to last day of the Tokyo Games helped India reach its best-ever compute at the quadrennial event and end its unforgettable journey with seven medals, comprising two silver and four bronze medals.
1. Mirabai Chanu, 49 kg weightlifting and got Silver Medal
It was none other than Mirabai Chanu who commenced the account with a silver in the women’s 49 kg weightlifting group after she lifted a sum of 202 kg(87kg+115kg). The 26 age coming from Nongpok Kakching village at the foothills of Imphal East district in Manipur completed India’s 21-year wait for a weightlifting medal on the first day.
2. PV Sindhu, Badminton Women’s Singles won a Bronze medal
PV Sindhu became the first Indian girl and also the second Indian athlete following Sushil Kumar to obtain two individual Olympic medals. The world-class shuttler from Hyderabad beat China’s He Bing Jiao 21-13, 21-15 to succeed in the bronze medal in the women’s singles rivalry.
3. Lovlina Borgohain, Women’s welterweight: Boxing won a bronze medal
Lovlina has acquired the third Indian boxer to make sure a podium finishes at the Olympic games after Mary Kom(2012) and Vijender Singh(2008) when she overcomes Chinese Taipei’s Nien-Chin Chen in the quarter-finals to get herself a medal. In the semifinal, she got a 0-5 loss to swaying world champion Busenaz Surmeneli to come home with the Bronze.
4. Ravi Kumar Dahiya, men’s 57kg freestyle wrestling won a silver medal
Ravi 23 aged man, became the second Indian person to achieve a medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Dahiya tied up silver and became the 7th Indian to acquire a silver medal at the Olympics by opposing in the men’s 57 kg freestyle wrestling in an entity event. The Sonipat-born grappler had to choose for the second spot after he got defeated by 7-4 to two-time world champion Zavur uguev (Roc).
5. The Indian men’s hockey team won Bronze
India men’s hockey team, which was deprived of an Olympic medal, as the gold at the 1980 Moscow games, stated the bronze medal when they struck Germany 5-4 in an enthusiastic match. It was India’s fifth honor at Tokyo 2020 games.
6. Bajrang Punia, Men’s 65kg freestyle wrestling, won Bronze
also in his unveiling appearance at the quadrennial occurrence, strike Kazakhstan’s Daulet Niyazbekov in the men’s 65kg freestyle wrestling last game to assert the bronze medal. Punia, who states to Khuddan village in Jhajjar district, defeated Kazakhstan’s Daulet Niyazbekov.
It was India’s sixth medal of the Tokyo Olympics – for their best-ever tow at a solo version of the Olympics.
7. Neeraj Chopra, Javelin Throw won a Gold medal
Became India’s second person who attained the Olympic championship, following Abhinav Bindra with his men’s javelin throw gold at Tokyo 2020. He is also self-governing India’s first Olympian to get a medal in athletics/field and track. This is the first time that India has administered to obtain seven medals across several sporting events. With 126 athletes across 18 sports regulations, India had sent its largest-ever group to Tokyo Olympics. Indian athletes took part in 69 collective events for the country.
Indian Players who qualified for Tokyo Olympics 2020:
Archery
1. Tarundeep Rai, Men’s Recurve
2. Pravin Jadhav, Men’s Recurve
3. Deepika Kumari, Women’s Recurve
4. Atanu Das, Men’s Recurve
The men’s trio will also fight back as a team at Tokyo Olympics 2020
Badminton
World champion PV Sindhu will be targeting to better her silver medal from the previous games when she wins in Tokyo in the women’s singles.
Along with her will be B Sai Praneeth in the men’s singles and the pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.
1. B Sai Praneeth, Men’s singles
2. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, Men’s doubles
3. PV Sindhu, Women’s singles
Equestrian
Fouaad Mirza is the primary Indian equestrian to be eligible for the Games in 20 years. his quota in eventing after topping the collection in the entity event category at the South East Asia and Oceanic qualifiers in November 2019.
Fencing
Bhavani Devi became the primary Indian fencer to succeed in the Olympics. The fencer booked her position from Chennai for Tokyo 2020 via the Adjusted Official Ranking(AOR) procedure.
Wrestling
There will be seven wrestlers from India opposing at Tokyo 2020. With Sonam Malik winning the quota in the 62kg class, Rio 2016 bronze medallist Sakshi Malik will not be grappling at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.
