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51 minutes ago, MHSN said:

looks like China is going to win all Rowing gold medals. :d in past there was a rule limiting each country to something like 10 boats (out of 14 or 15) but they removed that this time. 

 

(I believe China is a bit vulnerable in Single Sculls events, so maybe they won't win 100% of the gold medals)

Yea :JPN will take 🥇in men’s Single sculls. 
:CHN has not entered a boat in men’s pair

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Kim/Bae :KOR have taken losses to pairs from :OMA:TLS. I assume they aren’t favorites, but still, it’s not everyday that Timor-Leste beats the Republic of Korea in sports.

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:MGL eliminated from women’s cricket after getting steamrolled by opponents in back-to-back matches.

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35 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

:MGL eliminated from women’s cricket after getting steamrolled by opponents in back-to-back matches.

They scored a cumulative total of 37 at the loss of 20 wickets in 24.3 overs (1.53 RPO) across 2 matches. 
10 of those 37 runs are from Extras! 

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for olympic qualifications events, the asian games is serving as a direct qualifier for the following:

Archery

Synchronised swimming

Boxing

Break dancing

water polo

Tennis

Sailing

Hockey

Modern Pentathlon

 

(I hope I didn't miss something)

 

in addition there will be some events serve as indirect qualifications either by acheiving standard cut (athletics for example) or to add to ranking

 

 

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13 minutes ago, El Analyzer said:

for olympic qualifications events, the asian games is serving as a direct qualifier for the following:

Archery

Synchronised swimming

Boxing

Break dancing

water polo

Sailing

Hockey

Modern Pentathlon

 

(I hope I didn't miss something)

 

in addition there will be some events serve as indirect qualifications either by acheiving standard cut (athletics for example) or to add to ranking

 

 

You missed out Tennis, 1 quota for the gold medallist in each Men & Women’s Singles . 

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5 hours ago, Roamingrover86 said:

:CHN has not entered a boat in men’s pair

oh shit, why they didn't do that for one of women's double sculls events? :d

I also see China entered 3 men for Sanda (they could enter 4) I wonder if it's intentional or what ? they don't want to win 100% available gold medals ?

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:VIE athletes might be able to make a pretty penny with gold medal performances.

 

 

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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:IND Government has also announced cash rewards for 🥇🥈🥉winners in AG 

 

For 🥇- Around $35,000

🥈- Around $25,000 &

🥉- Around $12,000

 
Apart from this , each State government of athletes will reward them separately + various sponsors will offer additional cash/ gifts. 
 

No wonder our wrestlers wanted to focus on AG than on world championships 

 

https://pib.gov.in/Pressreleaseshare.aspx?PRID=1579723

 

This revised prize money was announced a year before  then scheduled Tokyo Olympics & covers the 4 year cycle including Asian & commonwealth games. 
I assume they will increase the amount and make a press release before Paris 2024 for the next cycle.

 

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