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Indians in Action- Results

 

PGA Players Championships 2019 - Rd3

T39 A Lahiri

 

European PGA Kenya Open 2019-Rd3

T4 G Bhullar

T15 S Chikkarangappa

T33 K Joshi

 

Ladies European South African Open 2019 - Result

 Diksha Dagar claims the title

 

BWF China Masters 2019

MS:- L Sen looses in SF

 

BWF Swiss Open 2019

MS:- Sai moves into finals

 

FIG World Cup - Baku 2019 - Finals

Vault - Dipa

 

PSA Qualico Manitoba Open 2019

Men's:- R Tandon plays in QF

Tokyo - 2020

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Indians in Action- Results

 

PGA Players Championships 2019 - Rd3

T39 A Lahiri

 

European PGA Kenya Open 2019-Rd3

T4 G Bhullar

T16 S Chikkarangappa

T22 K Joshi

 

Ladies European South African Open 2019 - Result

 Diksha Dagar claims the title

 

BWF China Masters 2019

MS:- L Sen looses in SF

 

BWF Swiss Open 2019

MS:- Sai moves into finals

 

FIG World Cup - Baku 2019 - Finals

Vault - Dipa - injured

 

PSA Qualico Manitoba Open 2019

Men's:- R Tandon looses in QF

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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18 year old Diksha Dagar claims the title in ladies European tour South Africa Open 2019....She is the second Indian to win in the tour after Aditi.

 

Edited by Prashanth

Tokyo - 2020

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23rd Federation Cup National Senior Athletics Championship 2019

M400mH  - Dharun  - 48.80s  - qualify for the Asian Championship creates NR

                 - Jabir    - 49.53s  - qualify for the Asian Championship

MTJ         -Praveen CHITHRAVEL - 16.51m - qualify for the Asian Championship

W400mH  -Saritaben - 57.21s - qualify for the Asian Championship

                - Arpitha   - 57.45s - qualify for the Asian Championship

MJT       - Shivpal Singh - 82.56m - qualify for the Asian Championship

              - Vipin Kasana  - 81.23m - qualify for the Asian Championship

W800m  - Gomathi       - 2:03.21m - qualify for the Asian Championship

               - Twinkle        - 2:03.67m - qualify for the Asian Championship

 

Tokyo - 2020

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Indians in Action

 

European PGA Kenya Open 2019-Final Rd

T4 G Bhullar

T16 S Chikkarangappa

T22 K Joshi

 

BWF Swiss Open 2019

MS:- Sai plays in finals

 

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Asian Youth Athletics Championships 2019

BSP  - Amandeep  - Silver - 19.08m

G1500m - Chandan - Bronze -4:36.09

G100m  - Avantika - Gold - 11.97s

BDecathlon - Usaid - Gold

B400m - A Razak - Gold

GLJ     - Philip M  - Gold

B2000m - Atul Kumar  - Silver

B10000m - Vishvendra - Gold

B800m - Mathesh - Silver - 1:51.48

              Sumit    - Bronze - 1:55.81

G800m - Pooja    - Silver   - 2:09.32

 

 

 

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Tokyo - 2020

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Olympics Athletics Qualification

20km Walk - KT Irfan makes the cut with 1:20.57 mark was (1:21.00)

 

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23rd Federation Cup National Senior Athletics Championship 2019

M10000m

GAVIT MURLI KUMAR    29:21.99 

ABHISHEK PAL    29:22.37

KALIDAS HIRAVE    29:25.16

G LAKSHMANAN    29:26.41

VASUDEV NISHAD    29:31.42 

 

All cross the Asian Athletics Championship mark

Tokyo - 2020

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