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Indians in Action- Results

 

European PGA Kenya Open 2019-Final

5 G Bhullar

T17 S Chikkarangappa

T35 K Joshi

 

BWF Swiss Open 2019

MS:- Sai looses in finals

 

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Indians in Action

 

ATP 1000 Tour

Miami:- Ramkumar, Prajnesh plays in qualifiers

 

ATP Challenger

Lille:-               Paes/Philip plays in Rd1

Zhangjiagang:- Sasi plays in Rd1

                        Vishnu/Luca, Balaji/Hans plays in Rd1

 

WTA Premier

Miami:- Karman plays in Qualifiers

 

BWF Swiss Open 2019

MS:- Sai looses in finals

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Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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K T Irfan Becomes First Indian From Athletics to Qualify for Tokyo Olympics

 

National record holder KT Irfan on Sunday became the first Indian from athletics to qualify for the next year's Olympics while finishing fourth in the 20 km event of the Asian Race Walking Championships in Nomi, Japan.

The 29-year-old Irfan clocked 1 hour 20 minutes and 57 seconds to better the Tokyo Olympics qualification standard of 1 hour 21 minutes.

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Wrestling Asian Championship

Indian squad:

Free Style: Ravi Kumar (57kg), Rahul Aware (61kg), Bajrang Punia (65kg), Rajneesh (70kg), Amit Dhankar (74kg), Praveen Rana (79kg), Deepak Punia (86kg), Viky (92kg), Satyavrat Kadian (97kg) and Sumit (125kg).

Greco Roman Style: Manjeet (55kg), Gyanender (60kg), Vikram Kumar (63kg), Ravinder (67kg), Yogesh (72kg), Gurpreet Singh (77kg), Harpreet Singh (82kg), Sunil Kumar (87kg), Hardeep Singh (97kg) and Prem Kumar (130kg)

Women Wrestling: Seema (50kg), Vinesh (53kg), Lalita Sehrawat (55kg), Pooja Dhanda (57kg), Manju (59kg), Sakshi Malik (62kg), Navjot Kaur (65kg), Divya Kakran (68kg), Kiran (72kg) and Pooja (76kg).

 
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21 minutes ago, Prakash said:

Wrestling Asian Championship

Indian squad:

Free Style: Ravi Kumar (57kg), Rahul Aware (61kg), Bajrang Punia (65kg), Rajneesh (70kg), Amit Dhankar (74kg), Praveen Rana (79kg), Deepak Punia (86kg), Viky (92kg), Satyavrat Kadian (97kg) and Sumit (125kg).

Greco Roman Style: Manjeet (55kg), Gyanender (60kg), Vikram Kumar (63kg), Ravinder (67kg), Yogesh (72kg), Gurpreet Singh (77kg), Harpreet Singh (82kg), Sunil Kumar (87kg), Hardeep Singh (97kg) and Prem Kumar (130kg)

Women Wrestling: Seema (50kg), Vinesh (53kg), Lalita Sehrawat (55kg), Pooja Dhanda (57kg), Manju (59kg), Sakshi Malik (62kg), Navjot Kaur (65kg), Divya Kakran (68kg), Kiran (72kg) and Pooja (76kg).

 

It would be interesting to see how Vinesh performs in her new weight class and how Deepak adjusts to the senior level. 

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