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27th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Men's Hockey - Indian squad

 

Goalkeepers: Suraj Karkera, Krishan B Pathak

 

Defenders: Amit Rohidas, Dipsan Tirkey, Varun Kumar, Surender Kumar, Nilam Sanjeep Xess, Mandeep Mor

 

Midfielders: S K Uthappa, Sardar Singh (Captain), Sumit, Nilakanta Sharma, Simranjeet Singh

 

Forwards: Gurjant Singh, Ramandeep Singh (Vice-captain), Talwinder Singh, Sumit Kumar (Junior), Shilanand Lakra.

 

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Indian's in Action Today

 

PGA Tour Honda Classic 2018

 

European Tour QATAR Masters 2018

 

BWF Austrian Open 2018

 

BWF Swiss Open 2018

 

ATP 250 Tour

Delray :- Divj/ Scott play in QF

Open 13 Provence :- Rohan/Vasselin move into SF

 

ATP Challenger

Kyoto:- Prajnesh plays in Rd2

 

ITF Tennis

Perth:-

Egypt:-

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Indian's in Action Today

PGA Tour Honda Classic 2018 - Rd3

T49 A Lahiri

 

Gymnastic World Cup Australia 2018

Individual Finals:-

Men's:-

Rings:- Rakesh

Vault:- Ashish

Parallel bars:- Rakesh

Women's:-

Vault:- Aruna, Pranati

Floor:- Aruna

 

2019 FIBA Asian World Cup Qualifiers

India 88 - 102 Jordan

 

LET Ladies Classic Bonville 2018

T24 S Nicollet

 

ATP 500 Tour

Dubai:- Yuki, Sumit play in QRd1

Acapulco:- Ramkumar plays in QRd1

 

AIBA Strandja Memorial 2018

Men's:-

Vikas Krishan (75kg), Gourav Solanki (52kg), Amit Panghal (49kg),Mohammed Hussamuddin (56kg), Satish Kumar (+91kg) move into SF

 

Women's:-

Seema Poonia (+81kg),M C Mary Kom (48kg) move into Finals

Saweety Boora (75kg), Bhagyabati Kachari (81kg), Sarita Devi (60kg), M Meena Kumari Devi (54kg) lost in SF

 

ATP Challenger

Yokohama:- Balaji plays in QRd1

 

BWF Austrian Open 2018

Men's Singles:- P Kashyap plays in SF

 

BWF Swiss Open 2018

Men's Singles:- S Verma plays in SF

 

ITF Tennis

Egypt:- Pranjala/Pei play in finals

Edited by Prashanth

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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BWF Ranking

Men's Singles     :- Srikanth  - 3

                                   Prannoy   - 13

                                   Sai          - 14                                                         

Women's Singles  :- Sindhu     - 4

                                   Saina        - 11

Men's Doubles    :-  Satwik/Chirag    -25

                                    Manu/Sumeeth  -31

Women's Doubles  :- Ashwini/Sikki          -27                                           

Mixed Doubles    :-  Pranaav / Sikki         - 24

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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ATP Tour Rankings

Singles:-  

Y Bhambri         - 105

Ramkumar         - 133

 

Doubles:-

R Bopanna            - 20

D Sharan              -45

L Paes                   -52

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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