Rakesh Kumar wins and enter the round of 16 – Para Archery Tokyo 2020
RAKESH KUMAR WINS! The third seed stays in the lead from start to finish, dropping NINE 10s out of the 15 arrows, to win 144-131 and enter the round of 16.
List of Paralympics
Para Archery Results & Updates (India) – Paralympic Tokyo 2020
Women’s Individual Recurve – Open Yumenoshima Ranking Field – 27 Aug – 9:00 Name Rank 10’s X’s Score JYOTI 15 11 9 17 Men’s Individual Compound – Open Name Rank […]
Bhavina Patel through to Quarter Finals – Paralympic Table Tennis Tokyo 2020
The Indian saves game points in Game 1 & Game 2, comes back from 0-3 down in the third and seals the match in straight games. Into the QF where the defending champion awaits.
Bhavinaben Hasmukhbhai wins (Qualification round) – Para Table Tennis
BHAVINA PATEL WINS! She saves game points in the 4th game & then takes the lead at a decisive moment from 7-10 down with 4 straight points and wins this match in 4 games. That takes her into the quarterfinals! (Confirmation of that shortly)
Para Table Tennis(India) – Paralympic 2020 Tokyo Update & Results
Paralympic 2020 Tokyo – Para Table Tennis Update & Results – Sonalben Manubhai, Bhavinaben Hasmukhbhai
TOKYO 2020 Paralympic Broadcast List
In India, Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games television, radio and online broadcaster(s) – Paralympics YouTube channel, Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Video Player, Doordarshan, Eurosport India
India : Tokyo Paralympics Games 2020 – Schedule & Results
Full India schedule and Updates at Tokyo Paralympics 2020 – Para Table Tennis, Athletes, Para Archery, Para Shooting, Para Powerlifting, Para Badminton
2018 Indonesia Asian Para Games Qualification Guideline
2018 Indonesia Asian Para Games Qualification Guideline – Version 1, Published: 02/02/18 – Structure of Sport-Specific Qualification Criteria
K.J. Antony take part in Para Asian games
This is the first time I have qualified for the prestigious international athletic meet and I am extremely happy…
Neeraj George Baby – Victory in spite of all odds
Neeraj George Baby covers the badminton court with ease and smashes the shuttlecock into the opponent’s turf. Through fierce dedication and painstaking hard work, this 24-year-old differently-abled player triumphed over all odds to excel in this high energy sport. Neeraj, whose life took a shocking turn when his left leg had to be amputated because of bone tumour during school days, is the first player from Kerala to win an international level badminton championship for the differently-abled.