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India National Thread


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February 7th results:(finals):

 

Under-20

 

Men

100m: 1. Ritik Malik (Delhi) 10.76 seconds; 2. Abhin B Devadiga (Karnataka) 10.78; 3. Rahul Sharma (Uttar Pradesh) 10.89 .

400m: 1. CR Abdul Razak (Kerala) 48.48; 2. Parveen Kumar (Haryana) 48.71; 3. Deepak Rohilla (Haryana) 48.73.

1500m: 1. Sunil Dawar (Madhya Pradesh) 3:48.46 (New Meet Record. Old: 3:48.52, Sunil Dawar, Guntur, 2019); 2. Harendra Kumar (Delhi) 3:50.06; 3. Sharavan Kumar (Uttar Pradesh) 3:56.14.

10000m Race Walk: 1. Suraj Panwar (Uttarakhand) 41:17.40; 2. Paramdeep Mor (Haryana) 42.19.89; 3. Ningthou Khonga Willia (Manipur) 44:04.11.

Pole Vault: 1. Sunny (Haryana) 4.40m.

 

Women

100m: 1. Taranjeet Kaur (Delhi) 12.02 seconds ; 2. Tanushree Porel (West Bengal) 12.18; 3. Giridharani Ravikumar (Tamil Nadu) 12.18.

400m: 1. Deepanshi (Haryana) 56.46; 2. Jyotika (Karnataka) 56.71; 3. Himanshi Malik (Haryana) 57.06.

1500m: 1. Ankita Dhyani (Uttarakhand) 4:19.31; Pooja (Haryana) 4:19.58; 3. Megha (Haryana) 4:43.73.

High Jump: 1. Meera Shibu (Kerala) 1.68m; 2. SB Supriya (Karnataka) 1.65; 3. Manshi (Uttar Pradesh) 1.65.

Pole Vault: 1. Pooja (Haryana) 3.40m; 2. Pavithra Venkatesh (Tamil Nadu) 3.30; 3. Balanisha Balakrishna (Tamil Nadu) 3.30.

 

Under-18

 

Boys

100m: 1. Anshul (Delhi) 10.90 seconds; 2. BB Yashwanth (Tamil Nadu) 11.02; 3. J Mohamed Saad (Tamil Nadu) 11.03.

400m: 1. S Barath (Tamil Nadu) 47.71 seconds; 2. Kapil (Haryana) 47.86; 3. AJ Abhinesh (Tamil Nadu) 48.79.

Discus Throw: 1. Ajay Kumar (Haryana) 58.11m; 2. Shubhkarman Singh Ghotra (Punjab) 56.63; 3. Arvind Sharma (Delhi) 52.46.

 

Girls

100m: 1. Avantika Santosh Narale (Maharashtra) 11.98 seconds; 2. Jeevanji Deepthi (Telangana) 12.07; 3. Sudeshna Hanmant Shivankar (Maharashtra) 12.11.

400m: 1. Priya Habbathanahally Mohan (Karnataka) 55.29; 2. Summy (Haryana) 55.50; 3. Rupal (Uttar Pradesh) 56.76.

5000m Race Walk: 1. Reshma Patel (Uttarakhand) 23:38.37 (New National and Meet Records. Old National Record: 24:11.70, KT Neena, Bambolim, 2014; Old Meet Record: 24:32.30: Munita Prajapati, Guntur, 2019); 2. Rupali (Uttar Pradesh) 24:13.54; 3. Deepika Sharma (Rajasthan) 24:36.95.

Discus Throw: 1. Kiran (Rajasthan) 47.79; 2. Neetu Kumari (Rajasthan) 42.68; 3. Arshdeep Kaur (Punjab) 42.38.

 

Under-16

 

Boys

100m: 1.Dheeraj Kumar Pahadi (Jharkhand) 10.94 seconds; 2. Idul Hussain (Assam) 11.16; 3. Harsh Deepak Thakur (Maharashtra) 11.28

 

Girls:

100m: 1. Saniya Mahendra Sawant (Maharashtra) 12.61 seconds ; 2. Siya Abhijit Sawant (Maharashtra) 12.62; 3. Soumita Paul (West Bengal) 12.62.

Discus Throw: 1. Anisha (Delhi) 40.26m; 2. Ujjwal Kasana (Uttar Pradesh) 38.99; 3. Jessica (Haryana) 38.42.

 

Under-14

 

Boys

60m: 1. Deepak Toppo (Jharkhand) 7.30 seconds (New National Record. Old: 7.37, Ravindra Maurya, Ranchi, 2011); 2. Ayush Krishna (Kerala) 7.63; 3. Angshuman Bhagbati (Assam) 7.71.

High Jump: 1. M Ashok Kumar (Tamil Nadu) 1.79m; 2. Afroz Ahmad (Jharkhand) 1.69; 3. Prinshu Yadav (Uttar Pradesh) 1.63.

Long Jump: 1. Sahil Nunia (Haryana) 6.33m; 2. Killo Nand Kishor (Andhra Pradesh) 6.09; 3. Pritesh Oraon (Odisha) 5.93.

 

Girls:

60m: 1. Rujula Amol Bhonsle (Maharashtra) 7.96 seconds (New National & Meet records; Old: 8.29, KV Roshini, Ranchi, 2007); 2. Nancy (Haryana) 8.20; 3. Saanika Subhash Banger (Karnataka) 8.22.

Long Jump: 1. S Sainandhana (Kerala) 4.99m; 2. AV Yajaasvin (Tamil Nadu) 4.93; 3, Sankepalli Lavanya (Andhra Pradesh) 4.86.

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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BWF Ranking

 

Men's Singles   :- Srikanth    -13 

                            Sai             -17                            

Women's Singles:- Sindhu      - 7

                               Saina       - 19

Men's Doubles  :- Satwik/Chirag      -10                                                       

Women's Doubles:- Ashwini/Sikki    -29                           

Mixed Doubles   :-  Satwik/Ashwini  -19

Tokyo - 2020

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BWF Race to Olympics Ranking

MS  :- Sai             -11         -11      

WS :-  Sindhu        -6         - 6

MD  :- Satwik/Chirag  -8     -9 

                                                 

At present not in qualification  

MS :-  Srikanth               -19

          Sourabh                -21

          Kashyap                -22

          Prannoy                 -25

WS:- Saina                     -25        

WD:- Ashwini/Sikki        -30

XD :- Ashwin/Satwik      -28

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Indians in Action

 

Grand Slam

Australian Open :- Sumit loose in Rd1

                              Rohan/Ben, Divj/Igor play in Rd1

                              Ankita/Mihaela play in Rd1

 

ATP Challenger

South Africa :- Prajnesh loose in Rd1

                        Arjun/Roberto play in Rd1

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Feb 9th Results (finals):

Under-20

Men

800m: 1 Sree Kiran (Tamil Nadu) 1:52.19; 2. S Nagarjunan (Tamil Nadu) 1:53.52; 3. Sumit Kharab (Haryana) 1:54.23.

Shot Put: 1. Aniket (Uttarakhand) 18.81m; 2. Amandeep Singh Dhaliwal (Punjab) 18.75; 3. Niket (Haryana) 17.68.

Discus Throw: 1. Ashish Kumar (Haryana) 54.79m; 2. Harnoor Singh Sandhu (Punjab) 52.65; 3. Aniket (Uttarakhand) 52.01.

Women

800m: 1. Pooja (Haryana) 2:07.96; 2. Ashakiran Barla (Jharkhand) 2:09.77; 3. Megha (Haryana) 2:15.07.

10000m Race Walk: 1. Munita Prajapati (Uttar Pradesh) 47:53.58 (New National and Meet Records. Old National Record: 48:25.90, Reshma Patel, Bhopal, 2021; Old Meet Record: 49:16.51, Priyanka Goswami, Vijayawada, 2014); 2. Baljeet Kaur Bajwa 48:19.88; 3. Roji Patel (Uttarakhand) 48:23.93.

Triple Jump: 1. P Babisha (Tamil Nadu) 12.31m; 2. Poorva Hitesh Sawant (Maharashtra) 12.24; 3. Sharvari Avinash Parulekar (Maharashtra) 12.17.

Javelin Throw: 1. Jyoti (Haryana) 45.17m; 2. Minu Soren (Bihar) 42.16; 3. Ujala Kumari Singh (West Bengal) 41.70.

Under-18

Boys

800m: 1. Pradeep Senthilkumar (Tamil Nadu) 1:54.68; 2. Shyam Milind Bind (Madhya Pradesh) 1:55.03; 3. Vishanu Kumar (Haryana) 1:55.37.

Girls

800m: 1. Riya Nitin Patil (Maharashtra) 2:12.16; 2. Aakancha Kerketta (Tamil Nadu) 2:13.84; 3. Urvashi (Haryana) 2;14.91.

High Jump: 1. Khyati Mathur (Uttar Pradesh) 1.77m; 2. Roshna Augustine (Kerala) 1.68; 3. Shravani Ramachandra Desvale (Maharashtra) 1.64.

Javelin Throw: 1. Ramyashree Jain (Karnataka) 44.46m; 2. Sonali Santhosh Pawar (Maharashtra) 39.51; 3. Sakshi (Haryana) 38.38.

Under-16

Boys

300m: 1. Deepak Singh (Haryana) 34.78 seconds; 2. Ritik Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 35.16; 3. Pijush Ghosh (West Bengal) 35.65.

800m: 1. Adarsh Kumar Maurya (Madhya Pradesh) 1:58.72; 2. Abhishek Pal (Uttar Pradesh) 1:58.92; 3. Bopanna Kalappa Thelapanda (Karnataka) 1:59.28.

High Jump: 1. Kothuri Pranay (Telangana) 1.89m; 2. Atharv Shrikant Dhaj (Maharashtra) 1.86; 3. Dhritisman Gowami (Assam) 1.86.

Javelin Throw: 1. Karan Kumar (Uttar Pradesh) 63.76m; 2. Himanshu Mishra (Madhya Pradesh) 57.20; 3. Alok Aham (Bihar) 52.42.

Girls

300m: 1. Unnathi Aiyappa Bolland (Karnataka) 40.11 seconds; 2. Soumita Paul (West Bengal) 40.15; 3. Roshani Yadav (Uttar Pradesh) 40.94.

800m: 1. Laxita Vinod Sandiela (Gujarat) 2:15.11; 2. Priyanka Madivalappa Olekar (Karnataka) 2:16.86; 3. CS Keerthi (Tamil Nadu) 2:20.60.

3000m Race Walk: 1. Vaishnavi Negi (Uttarakhand) 14:35.60; 2. Shashi (Punjab) 16:30.78; 3. Miya Rose (Kerala) 17:00.31.

Monday’s result:

Under-16 Boys Long Jump: 1. Chandrasekhar (Uttar Pradesh) 6.84m; 2. Dadan Kumar (Delhi) 6.81; 3. Kothuri Pranay  (Telangana) 6.68.

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Feb 10th results (finals):

 

Under20

Men

200m: 1. Abhin B Devadiga (Karnataka) 21.34 seconds; 2. Ritik Malik (Delhi) 21.44; 3. Nalubothu Shanmuga Srinivas (Andhra Pradesh) 21.60.

400m Hurdles: 1. VS Pranav (Tamil Nadu) 52.75; 2. Rakshith (Karnataka) 53.60; 3. Subash Das (West Bengal) 54.10.

Triple Jump: 1. Praveen Chithravel (Tamil Nadu) 15.82m; 2. Harpal Singh Mann (Punjab) 15.11; 3. Rakesh Roshan (Uttarakhand) 14.93.

Women

200m: 1. Ancy Sojan (Kerala) 24.51 seconds; 2. Taranjeet Kaur (Delhi) 24.65; 3. Madhumita Deb (Odisha) 24.90.

400m Hurdles: 1. J Vishnu Priya (Kerala) 1:01.69; 2. K Prajna (Karnataka) 1:02.92; 3. C Vishrutha (Tamil Nadu) 1:03.26.

Hammer Throw: 1. Kashish Singh (Uttar Pradesh) 50.05m; 2. Aishwarya (Haryana) 49.26; 3. Bhagwati Choudhary (Rajasthan) 47.92.

Under-18

Boys

200m: 1. Kapil (Haryana) 21.54 seconds; 2. Aniket Choudhary (Telangana) 21.71; 3. S Barath (Tamil Nadu) 21.85.

1500m: 1. Arjun Waskale (Madhya Pradesh) 3:50.38 (New Meet Record. Old: 3:53.63, Shankar, Coimbatore, 2016); 2. J Rijoy (Kerala) 3:53.66; 3. Ravi Khatana (Delhi) 3:59.57.

3000m: 1. Gagan Singh (Haryana) 8:40.16; 2. Dhuladev Baban Ghagre (Maharashtra) 8:44.03; 3. Ravdeep (Rajasthan) 8:44.24.

400m Hurdles: 1. Siddhesh Maruti Choudhary (Maharashtra) 53.91 seconds; 2. Swayam Pratimkumar Badhe (Maharashtra) 53.94; 3. Ankit (Rajasthan) 54.06.

High Jump: 1. Sandeep Kumar (Uttar Pradesh) 2.05m; 2. B Bharat Raj (Kerala) 1.99; 3. Aniket Subhash Mane (Maharashtra) 1.99.

Girls

200m: 1. Sudeshna Hanmant Shiva (Maharashtra) 24.65 seconds; 2. Jeevanji Deepthi (Telangana) 24.67; 3. Priya Habbathanahally Mohan (Karnataka) 24.86.

1500m: 1. Bushra Khan Gauri (Madhya Pradesh) 4:53.47; 2, Aakancha Kerketta (Tamil Nadu) 4:53.51; 3. Mandeep Kaur (Punjab) 4:55.56.

3000m: 1. Rinkee Dhanya Pawara (Maharashtra) 9:55.04; 2. Supriti Kachhap (Jharkhand) 10:05.08; 3. Pallavi Chandrakant Jagdale (Maharashtra) 10:16.56.

400m Hurdles: 1. Shweta Satappa Chikodi (Maharashtra) 1:04.46; 2. KV Lakshmipriya (Kerala) 1:05.99; 3. Ramandeep Kaur (Punjab) 1:06.55.

Pole Vault: 1. M Uvadharrshini (Tamil Nadu) 3.10m; 2. Rajni (Haryana) 3.00; 3. Vibha Srinivasa (Karnataka) 2.60.

Shot Put: 1 Vidhi (Uttar Pradesh) 15.96m; 2. Jasmine Kaur (Punjab) 15.83; 3. Bharti (Haryana) 14.95.

Under-16

Boys

2000m: 1. Shahrukh Khan (Uttar Pradesh) 5:27.87 (New National and Meet Records. Old: 5:31.87, Vikas, Coimbatore, 2016); 2. Amit Chaudhry (Uttar Pradesh) 5:28.28; 3. Rohit (Haryana) 5:28.82.

Hammer Throw: 1. Narpat Singh (Rajasthan) 63.38m; 2. Prateek (Haryana) 59.38; 3. Kapil (Haryana) 55.62.

Girls

2000m: 1. Sunita Devi (Uttar Pradesh) 6:29.22; 2. Priyanka (Haryana) 6:29.99; 3. Gayatri Malgonda Patil (Maharashtra) 6:30.39.

Javelin Throw: 1. Deepika (Haryana) 48.21m (New National and Meet records. Old National Record: 43.52, Guriya Kumari, Tirupati, 2018; Old Meet Record: 43.08, Pratiksha Patel, Guntur, 2019); 2. Archana Yadav (Uttar Pradesh) 38.42; 3. Manisha (Haryana) 35.35.

Under-14

Boys

600m: 1. Mohnish Raza (Jharkhand) 1:27.24; 2. Akasnshu (Haryana) 1:27.51; 3. Mayank Mawai (Rajasthan) 1:28.06

Girls:

600m: 1. Tahura Khatun (West Bengal) 1:38.04; 2. Eva Manoj (Maharashtra) 1:38.22; 3. Rimjim Saikia (Assam) 1:41.05.

High Jump: 1. Pooja (Haryana) 1.141m; 2. Gowthami (Karnataka) 1.40 and Surekha Rajendra Fark (Tamil Nadu) 1.40.

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Indians in Action

 

Grand Slam

Australian Open :- Rohan/Ben, Divj/Igor lose in Rd1

                             Ankita/Mihaela lose in Rd1

 

ATP Challenger

South Africa :- Arjun/Roberto plays in QF

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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