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India National Thread


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14 hours ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Indians in action at the world cup 2018 archery stage 3.with half of the thop archers out it will be interesting to see the number of medals won

Good to give chance to new crop. Atleast some fresh minds in the team.

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Indian's in Action

 

ATP 500 Tour

London:- Yuki looses in Rd1

              Rohan/Roger plays in QF

 

FIE Asia Championships 2018

Sabre- Men

25 Karan Singh

32 Gisho

 

Epee - Women

20 Jyotika

33 Eina

 

Archery World Cup 2018 - Stage 3

 

Asian Sailing Championships 2018

 

ATP Challenger Tour

Ilkley    :- Jeevan/Austin, Balaji/Vishnu, Purav/John play in QF

Fergana :- Saketh play in Rd2

                 Arjun/Alex, Saketh/Vijay moves into QF

 

Boxing Ulaanbaatar Cup Mongolia

 

Boxing Chemistry Cup Germany

 

ITF Tennis

Srilanka:-

Guam:-

Ikley:-

Hong Kong:-

Uzbekistan:-

Portugal:-

Edited by Prashanth

Tokyo - 2020

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I think we had few good results in Fencing in Asian Championships. Our team is really having good progress only need of the hour is the sponsors and training with top coaches and teams. Surely given that we would get a medal in AG 2022.

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5 hours ago, Prashanth said:

I think we had few good results in Fencing in Asian Championships. Our team is really having good progress only need of the hour is the sponsors and training with top coaches and teams. Surely given that we would get a medal in AG 2022.

Hmm somewhat yes

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The archery federation always takes unusual decisions. They have sent the most experienced archers excluding youngsters like Promila who beat Deepika. I don't know what federation wants

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Deepika calls conditions too difficult and her score a luck after qualifications which is very worrying even after these many years she's giving excuses. She gets a bye till 3rd round but should make it to semis where a potential match against top seed and Olympic silver medallist is up. 

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Indian's in Action

 

FIE Asia Championships 2018

15   Foil- Men

11   Sabre - Women

 

Archery World Cup 2018 - Stage 3

 

Asian Sailing Championships 2018

 

Asian Tour Kollon Korea Open

 

PGA Travelers Championship

 

European BMW International Open

 

Ladies European Thailand Cham Open

 

ATP Challenger Tour

Ilkley    :- Jeevan/Austin, Balaji/Vishnu, Purav/John play in QF

Fergana :- Saketh play in Rd2

                 Saketh/Vijay play in QF

 

Boxing Ulaanbaatar Cup Mongolia

 

Boxing Chemistry Cup Germany

 

ITF Tennis

Srilanka:-

Ikley:-

Hong Kong:-

Uzbekistan:-

Portugal:-

Edited by Prashanth

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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