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shooting    3 5 5
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wresting   1 1 2
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atheletics 

 

Mens           
  400   Mohd anas  S/B
           
  800   Jinson   G
           
  1500   Jinson   G/S
           
  400mH   Dharub   B
           
  triple   arpinder   B
           
  shot   tejinder   G
           
  Javelin   neeraj   G
      shivpal   B
           
  4*400   India   G
           
           
womens           
           
  100   dutee   S/B
           
  200   hima   B
           
  400   hima   S
      nirmala   B
           
  800   tintu   B
           
  1500   chitra   G
      monika   S
           
  10000   suriya   B
           
  3000SC   sudha   S
           
  400mh   jauna   B
           
  Long Jump  Nayana   G/S
      Neena   B
           
  discus   seema   B
           
  Heptathalonn purnima   G
      swapna   S
           
  20 KM   Soumya/kushbir B
           
  4*400   India    G

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

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Shooting 

 

10m air rifle  (M) B
10m air rifle ( W) S/B
10m Pistol ( W) G+B
10m pistol ( M)  G/S + B
50m 3 pos (W)  S/B
50m 3 pos ( M)  G/S
25m rapid ( M )   
25m (W)   B
Mixed pistol G/S
Mixed rifle G/S
     
skeet ( W )  
skeet ( M )  
trap ( M )   S/B
trap ( W )    
Mixed trap  G/S
     
double trap  G/S

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

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Badminton

 

womens team  S/B
mens team  S/B
womens single  S/B
mens singles  S/B

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Archery

Mens compund    G
womens compound  S
Womens recurve   B
Mens recurve     
Womens individual    b
mixed recurve     
mixedcompound   G

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

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53 minutes ago, nitinsanker said:

Badminton

 

womens team  S/B
mens team  S/B
womens single  S/B
mens singles  S/B

Our doubles is becoming a drag in team events. Not sure we can overcome strong field of China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand with our mediocre doubles unless Ashwini Ponnappa takes inspirational role just as she did in Commonwealth Games.

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In Hockey we may expect Gold in Women. Just as our men have overtaken the Asian counterparts with huge gap, women is also technically very strong at least in defense. Look at the world cup. China and Korea women are not as strong as they used to be.

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20 minutes ago, Reddy said:

In Hockey we may expect Gold in Women. Just as our men have overtaken the Asian counterparts with huge gap, women is also technically very strong at least in defense. Look at the world cup. China and Korea women are not as strong as they used to be.

Korea yes have lost the stream, But China will come with strong team knowing they have Olympic spot in offer. No idea Korea too did the same.

Tokyo - 2020

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