Tokyo Paralympics | Singh, Chikara keep Indian medal hopes alive, make last-16
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Vivek Chikara and Harvinder Singh sailed into their respective pre-quarterfinal rounds.
Indian recurve archer duo of Vivek Chikara and Harvinder Singh kept medal hopes alive, sailing into their respective pre-quarterfinals of the men’s open section in the Paralympic Games here on September 3. Singh, World number 23, who became the first athlete from India to win a gold medal in para archery at a major competition in Asian Games Jakarta 2018, overcame a stiff challenge from Stefano Travisani of Italy to win 6-5 (10-7) via shootout. The 30-year-old, who qualified as 21st seed, squandered a 4-0 lead after shooting a 7 in the third set as the Italian slowly bounced back to make it 5-all and force a shoot-off.More Related News
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