Tokyo Olympics: Indian Men's Hockey Team Enters Semi-Finals After 41 Yrs
In what is exclaimed as history, the Indian Men's Hockey team qualifies for the semi-finals after a long wait of 41 years. India secured 3-1 beating Britain to enter the semi-finals. The last time India entered into semis was in the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Dilpreet Singh, Gurjeet Singh, and Hardik Singh brought India closer to the win. Meanwhile, the country will face Belgium in the semi-finals.
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, Hockey, India vs Great Britian, Belgium
Courtesy: Inside Sports
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu Bags Bronze, Defeats China's He Bingjao
Indian shuttler and world champion PV Sindhu added another medal to India's tally winning bronze by defeating eighth-seeded He Bingjiao of China (21-13, 21-15) in women's singles badminton at Tokyo Olympics. PV Sindhu became the first Indian female Olympian to win consecutive two medals internationally. Meanwhile, wrestler Sushil Kumar is the only Indian to win two individual medals at the Olympics.
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, Indian Athletes, PV Sindhu, Badminton
Courtesy: NDTV Sports
Tokyo Olympics: Indian Boxer Satish Kumar Loses In Quarterfinals
Indian heavyweight boxer Satish Kumar was ruled out of the Tokyo Olympics Men's Super Heavyweight category after losing to the three-time Asian champion and World's No.1 Bakhodir Jalolov of Uzbekistan 0-5 in the quarterfinals on August 1. So far, India has secured one medal in the 2020 Olympics in boxing. Jalolov is set to face Britain's Frazer Clarke in the semi-final.
Tags: indian boxer, Tokyo Olympics, Boxing Championship, Satish Kumar
Courtesy: Inside Sport
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu, Indian Men's Hockey Team Enters Quarter-Finals
Reportedly, August 1 seems to be a crucial day for the Indians as two important matches featuring India are going to be held at Tokyo Olympics. Women’s single badminton match will be held between Indian player P.V. Sindhu and Chinese player He Bingjiao thus competing for bronze while the Indian men’s hockey team will be challenging Great Britain. However, in the men’s heavyweight game, Indian boxer Satish Kumar lost to Uzbekistan’s Bakhodir… read-more
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, India, PV Sindhu, Hockey India, Badminton
Courtesy: ESPN
Tokyo Olympics: P.V. Sindhu Lost Semi-Finals; To Fight For Bronze
World Champion P.V. Sindhu lost the Women's Single Badminton Semi-final to the Taiwanese badminton player Tai Tzu Ying 18-21, 12-21 in 40 minutes at the Tokyo Olympics. P.V. Sindhu will face Chinese badminton player Bingjiao on August 1 for the bronze medal. Besides, Sindhu qualified for the semi-final on July 30 after defeating Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi in the quarterfinals.
Tags: PV Sindhu, Badminton Women, Tokyo Olympics
Courtesy: Inside Sport
Tokyo Olympics: Kamalpreet Kaur Qualifies For Women's Discus Throw Finals
Kamalpreet Kaur, the 23-year-old Indian national record holder qualifies for the Women's Discus Throw at the Tokyo Olympics. Her outstanding throw of 64.00m has brought her close to win a medal. However, former national record holder Seema Sunia could not enter the finals as she finished 16th with 60.57m. The final is scheduled for Monday, August 2nd.
Tags: Kamalpreet Kaur, Discuss Throw, Tokyo Olympics, India
Courtesy: India TV
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu Enters Semi-Finals Of Women's Badminton Singles
World champion and star Indian badminton player P.V. Sindhu has made her way into the semi-finals of the Women's Badminton Singles at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Sindhu staged at setting two points in the second game hence defeating Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi 21-13, 22-20. Besides, she will be either playing against Taiwan’s Tai Tzu Ying or Thailand’s Ratchanok Inathon in the semi-finals.
Tags: P V Sindhu, Badminton Women, Tokyo Olympics
Courtesy: Inside Sport
Pugilist Lovlina Borgohain Bags Bronze, India's Second Medal At Olympics
Pugilist Lovlina Borgohain bags bronze, India's second medal at the 2020 Olympic in the 69kg Woman's Welterweight boxing on July 30, following Mirabai Chanu's Silver medal in the Woman's Weightlifting. Borgohain won the quarter-finals defeating the former world champion Chen Nien-Chin of Chinese Taipei. However, she has become the third to win the medal and will next fight for the silver in the semi-finals.
Tags: Boxing, Olympic, Bronze, Tokyo Olympics
Courtesy: India Today
Tokyo Olympics: Archer Deepika Kumari Enters Quarterfinals
World's No.1 Archer Deepika Kumari defeated former World Champion Ksenia Perova 6-5 of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) in the Women's singles Archery at the Tokyo Olympics. By being calm at the crucial moment, she secured a perfect 10 to win against the Rio Olympics silver medalist. Reportedly, Kumari is the first Indian to set foot in the quarter-finals of women's Archery.
Tags: Deepika Kumari, Indian Archery, Tokyo Olympics, Archery
Courtesy: The Hindu
Tokyo Olympics: Boxer Mary Kom Out Of Tournament After Her Defeat
Six-time world champion and a bronze medal winner from the 2012 London Olympics MC Mary Kom departed from the Tokyo Olympics after she lost to Colombia’s Ingrit Lorena Victoria Valencia in pre-quarterfinals women's 51kg. Reportedly, the 38-year-old boxer clinched a win two out of the three rounds. "It is a disappointment but that's luck I guess", said her coach Chhote Lal Yadav, who is also Kom's personal trainer.
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, Boxing, MC Mary Kom, defeat
Courtesy: The Times of India