India wins two gold on Day 2 of Hangzhou Asian Para Games, medal count swells to 24
India wins two gold on Day 2 of Hangzhou Asian Para Games, medal count swells to 24
India’s impressive performance at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games continued on the second day of competitions, with canoeist Prachi Yadav and quartermiler Deepthi Jeevanji emerging victorious and securing gold medals in their respective events.
Prachi Yadav, who had previously secured a silver medal in the canoe VL2 category, added to her success by clinching another medal, this time a gold, in the KL2 event. Her exceptional performance underscores her talent and dedication in the sport, contributing significantly to India’s growing medal tally at the Games.
In a remarkable display of athletic prowess, Deepthi Jeevanji dominated the women’s T20 category 400m race, achieving not only a gold medal but also setting a new Games and Asian record with her impressive timing of 56.69 seconds. Deepthi’s outstanding feat further highlights the exceptional capabilities of Indian athletes and their commitment to excellence on the international stage.
As India’s athletes continue to demonstrate their skill and determination at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, their exceptional performances serve as a source of pride and inspiration, showcasing the nation’s potential and talent in para sports.
India’s exceptional performance at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games continued to flourish as athletes demonstrated their outstanding abilities in various events, contributing to the country’s growing medal tally.
Ajay Kumar’s silver in the men’s T64 400m and Simran Sharma’s silver in the women’s T12 100m showcased their remarkable athletic prowess and determination. Their impressive performances underscore the depth of talent within India’s para sports contingent.
Additionally, the bronze medals secured by Manish Kaurav in the men’s KL3 canoe event, Gajendra Singh in the men’s VL2 canoe event, and Ekta Bhayan in the women’s F32/51 club throw category highlighted the dedication and skill of Indian athletes across diverse disciplines.
With a total of seven medals, including two gold, on the second day of the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, India’s overall medal count has now reached an impressive 24, comprising 8 gold, 8 silver, and 8 bronze medals. This remarkable achievement reflects the nation’s commitment to para sports excellence and serves as a testament to the hard work and perseverance of India’s para athletes on the global stage.
India’s outstanding performance on the first day of competitions at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games was highlighted by a remarkable haul of 17 medals, including a remarkable six gold medals, setting an impressive tone for the country’s participation in the Games.
Avani Lekhara’s exceptional performance in the women’s R2 10m air rifle standing SH1 event led the way for India, showcasing her incredible skills and determination in the shooting category.
Joining the gold medalists were Pranav Soorma in the men’s F51 club throw, Shailesh Kumar in the men’s T63 high jump, Nishad Kumar in the men’s T47 high jump, Ankur Dhama in the men’s T11 5000m, and Praveen Kumar in the men’s T64 high jump, all of whom displayed extraordinary talent and determination in their respective events.
With this impressive start, India’s para athletes have demonstrated their exceptional capabilities and competitiveness, setting the stage for a successful campaign at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games. The outstanding achievements of these athletes serve as a source of pride and inspiration, highlighting the nation’s dedication to para sports excellence.
