The Paris 2024 Olympics have been nothing short of spectacular, with athletes from around the world showcasing their prowess and determination. For Indian athletes, the Games have been a journey filled with remarkable achievements and intense competition. Let's dive into how Indian sports stars have fared up to the 8th day of the Olympics, highlighting their performances, results, and what’s next on their schedule.
Indian Olympic Results Till the 8th Day of Paris 2024
The Indian contingent at Paris 2024 has been making waves with a blend of stellar performances and close calls. Here’s a detailed look at their journey so far:
Athletics: A Quick Overview
Athletics is a cornerstone of the Olympic Games, encompassing events that test speed, endurance, strength and agility. This includes track races, field events, marathons and race walking. Athletics often delivers some of the most memorable and dramatic moments of the Games.
Key Performances and Results
Track and Field
- Javelin Throw: Neeraj Chopra, the defending Olympic gold medalist, has continued to shine. With a throw of 88.20 meters in the qualification rounds, Chopra has secured his spot in the finals, positioning himself as a formidable contender for another gold.
- 400m Hurdles: Priyanka Goswami has made a strong impression in the 400m hurdles, qualifying for the finals. Her performance in the preliminaries has been promising, and she’s set to be a strong competitor in the final.
- Shooting:
- Women’s 10m Air Pistol & Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol: Manu Bhaker has been a standout with two bronze medals in these events. She also competed fiercely in the Women’s 25m Pistol Final but finished 4th after a shoot-off, just missing another medal.
- Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions: Swapnil Kusale clinched a bronze medal, demonstrating exceptional skill and precision in this demanding event.
- Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol: Sarabjot Singh played a crucial role in securing the bronze for the team, highlighting India’s continued strength in shooting sports.
- Boxing:
- Women’s Boxing: Nikhat Zareen faced a tough opponent, Wu Yu from the People’s Republic of China, in the pre-quarterfinals and was unable to advance. Her participation, however, reflects her skill and determination.
- Men’s Boxing: Nishant Dev has advanced to the quarter-finals, continuing to represent India with resilience and skill.
- Golf Men’s Golf: Shubhankar Sharma stands at 211 after three rounds, with scores of 70, 69, and 72. Gaganjeet Bhullar has posted scores of 75, 69, and 71 (Course par: 71), showing strong competitive performance.
- Sailing :
- Women’s Dinghy Sailing: Nethra Kumanan is currently in 24th place after six races, demonstrating steady performance.
- Men’s Dinghy Sailing: Vishnu Saravanan holds 23rd place, reflecting a competitive effort in the event.
- Skeet Shooting :
- Women’s Skeet Shooting: Maheshwari Chauhan is in 8th place after the first day of qualification with a score of 71. Raiza Dhillon stands in 25th place with a score of 66.
- Men’s Skeet Shooting: Anant Jeet Singh Naruka is in 24th place after the qualification rounds with a score of 116.
- Archery Women’s Individual Archery: Deepika Kumari reached the quarter-finals but lost 6-4 to Nam Suhyeon from the Republic of Korea. Bhajan Kaur lost 6-5 to Diananda Choirunisa from Indonesia in the Round of 16.
- Badminton:
- Men’s Doubles: Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have impressed, though Coach Mathias Boe has announced his retirement after these Olympics.
- Men’s Singles: Lakshya Sen has reached the semi-finals, showcasing impressive skill and determination throughout the tournament.
- Additional Performances Women’s Individual Golf: Shubhankar Sharma’s consistent performance continues to stand out, while Gaganjeet Bhullar’s play has also been commendable.
Previous Match Recaps
To better understand the current standings and results, here’s a recap of some significant moments:
- Manu Bhaker’s Achievements: Bhaker’s two bronze medals and her near-miss in the Women’s 25m Pistol Final underline her exceptional skill and consistency in shooting.
- Swapnil Kusale’s Bronze: Kusale’s performance in the Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions highlights his precise and focused approach.
- Nethra Kumanan and Vishnu Saravanan: Both sailors have shown commendable competitive spirit, with Kumanan in 24th and Saravanan in 23rd place.
Indian Players Performance, Result & Previous Match Schedule.
With the Olympics in full swing, it’s crucial to keep an eye on upcoming events and the athletes' schedules. Here’s what to look out for:
- August 4, 2024: Neeraj Chopra will compete in the javelin throw final, aiming for another gold.
- August 5, 2024: Priyanka Goswami will be in the 400m hurdles final, hoping to build on her preliminary performance.
- August 6, 2024: Apurvi Chandela will take part in the rifle shooting final.
- August 7, 2024: Bajrang Punia will be in the wrestling semi-final, with hopes of advancing to the finals.
- August 8, 2024: Lovlina Borgohain will compete in the boxing quarter-final, striving to progress further in the tournament.
Conclusion
The Paris 2024 Olympics have been an exhilarating experience for Indian athletes, filled with moments of brilliance and determination. From Neeraj Chopra’s impressive javelin throw to Manu Bhaker’s shooting accolades, the journey has been remarkable. As the Games continue, we eagerly anticipate more exciting performances and hope for continued success. Keep following the updates and support our athletes as they aim to bring home more medals!
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