Asiad: Pakistan's boxer, not left in front of Pavitra ofIndia match, left in the middle

India's holy place made it to the 60-kg quarter-finals of Women's Light Boxing on Saturday, 7th day of the 18th Asian Games. In the pre-quarterfinals, he won a match against Pakistan's Rukhsana Pervain on the basis of technical superiority. Pavitra defeated the Pakistani boxer with his marks so that he left the match in the middle of the second round. After this the referee declared the holy as the winner. On the other hand, Deepika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa lost in squash in the semi-finals. Both had to be satisfied with the bronze medal.

 

Santosh lost in squash: India's Deepika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa lost in the women's singles semi-finals in squash. For this reason, India got 2 bronze medals. Bronze medals are given to both the players who lose the semifinals in squash. Joshana defeated Subramaniam Shivasagiri of Malaysia 3-1. Deepika also defeated Malaysian player David Nicole N 3-0.

Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu, who won straight sets, were successful in reaching the last 8 of the women's singles at Badminton. Saina defeated Fitraniyat Fitraniyani of Indonesia 21-6, 21-14. Sindhu also defeated Indonesian player Georgia Marischka Tungjung 21-12, 21-15. However, Satvik Sairaj Ranchardadi and Chirag Shetty lost in the men's pre-quarterfinals final. Both were defeated by South Korea's Minyuk Kang and Soldje Choi 21-17, 19-21, 21-17.

Men and women teams lose in Archery: Indian men and women teams in Archery lose in quarterfinals of recurve tournaments. The women's team defeated Chinese Taipei 6-2, the men's team lost to Korea 1-5. In Keno TBR 200 m, Indian women team also qualified for the semifinals.

 

 Anas, Rajiv and Chetan qualified: Mohammed Anas Yahiya of India made the men's 400m race semi-finals. They took the time of 45.63 seconds in Heat-1 and stayed in the first place. India's Rajiv Akoriya stayed in second place in Heat-4 He took the time of 46.82 seconds to make it to the last 4. India got another success in the track and field, when Chetan Balasubramaniam was successful in qualifying men's high jump (high jump). Anis Bhanwala and Shivam Shukla, who are expected to be medal in shooting, could not qualify for the men's 25 meter Rapid Fire Pistol finals.

Keno made a perfect performance in the Repechage at TBR in the last-4: Women's Keno TBR 200 meters heat2, the Indian team is at 5th place. The Indian team took 1: 00.452 minutes time. China was first in its heat, Indonesia second and Korea were in third position. However, later in the Repechage, Indian women took 1: 00.238 minutes to qualify for the semifinals.

Frustration in shooting: Anis Bhanwala and Shivam Shukla, who won the gold medal in the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, failed to reach the finals of the 25-meter Rapid Fire Pistol shootout. Aneesh was 9th with 576 points and Shivam at 56th with 11 points to qualify. Only six players in the top qualifying for this tournament arrive in the finals.

The first case of doping was revealed: On Friday, the first case of doping appeared in these Asian Games. According to the statement of the Asian Olympic Council (OCA), Turkmenistan's wrestler Rostom Nazarov has been found guilty of taking banned fürosemide substance. Nazarov has been disqualified for Asian Games. His match on August 19 was also denied. Najarov, 24, had to face defeat of India's Sandeep Tomar in the freestyle wrestling of men's 57kg category.