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In recent past , Odisha has become the factory for producing India's short distance sprinters like Srabani Nanda , Dutee Chand and Amiya Kumar Mallick.
According to Odia media, Sukhi Baskey is an upcoming talent from Odisha and is the next big thing in Indian sprint circuit.

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Just now, tirtha22 said:

In recent past , Odisha has become the factory for producing India's short distance sprinters like Srabani Nanda , Dutee Chand and Amiya Kumar Mallick.
According to Odia media, Sukhi Baskey is an upcoming talent from Odisha and is the next big thing in Indian sprint circuit.

strongly agree with you....

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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3 minutes ago, tirtha22 said:

In recent past , Odisha has become the factory for producing India's short distance sprinters like Srabani Nanda , Dutee Chand and Amiya Kumar Mallick.
According to Odia media, Sukhi Baskey is an upcoming talent from Odisha and is the next big thing in Indian sprint circuit.

 
 

 

how fast is she running ? ...age ??

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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Just now, tirtha22 said:

13 years of age. young talent but promising. Covered by a lot of media.

 

I hope we can have an outstanding team of 100m sprinters .............. we already 3 ...if she develops in the next couple of years then 

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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Todays 4 X 100 m women  team composition for India which broke 18 year old national record :yikes:

 

The Indian team ran with Merlin starting the race with Jyoti running the second followed by the Srabani with Dutee running the anchor leg.

 

 

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tomorrow seems a big day for us in atheletics. with many indians in action at the taipei open ........... and we have Mary  kom and sarita in action in the world championship ...is  there any one in the doubles tennis in roland garros ...............and I am not sure of the badminton schedule yet but all in all a big day for indian sports:d

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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Table Tennis

 

Indian entries for Slovenia Open

 

Singles

 

Soumyajit Ghosh

Manika Batra

Pooja Sahasrabudhe

Sathiyan Gnanasekaran

Sanil Shetty

Sarthak Gandhi

Ankita Das

 

Doubles

 

Manika Batra - Ida Jazbec ( Croatia )

Sanil Shetty - Sarthak Gandhi

Ankita Das - Pooja Sahasrabudhe

Gnanasekaran Sathiyan

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18 minutes ago, tirtha22 said:

Todays 4 X 100 m women  team composition for India which broke 18 year old national record :yikes:

 

The Indian team ran with Merlin starting the race with Jyoti running the second followed by the Srabani with Dutee running the anchor leg.

 

 

 
 

     :bowdown:   definitely this team can do much better still ............... for comparison the china womens 4*100  in the asian games had the top two runners at 11.48 and 11.55 we have three runners doing better .... the china team 4*100 ran 42.83 ....................if we run a really smooth race we can run 42.5 i feel ...... no wonder the coaches are focussing on this event more than the 100 m individual    

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Our 8th National record in the last 2 month since  20th march ( asian race walking )   ....................

 

100m women- duttee - fed cup 

100m men  - malick- fed cup

400m men - Arokia - fed cup 

3000Sc - lalita - fed cup 

3000 Sc - Sudha - shanghai daimond 

110m - sidhanth - usa elite 

devender singh - 20km walk - asian race 

4*100 - indian womens team - iaaf challenge 

 

we still have a couple of days till 2 months and we have the taipei open so :fingers:

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