It wasn't that great day for India as its athletes were knocked out in most of the sporting events. Here's the look at all the results featuring Indian athletes.You can also Tokyo Olympics 2020 Updated Medal Tally.
Indian women's hockey team went down 0-2 to Germany in their second Pool A match at the Tokyo Olympics on Monday.
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A spirited performance from the Indian Women's team but it just wasn't enough.
We go again on Wednesday. 💪#GERvIND#IndiaKaGame#TokyoTogether#Tokyo2020#HockeyInvites#WeAreTeamIndia#Hockeypic.twitter.com/Bn4O918Vox— Hockey India (@TheHockeyIndia) July 26, 2021
Sajan Prakash fails to qualify for the next round by 1.26 seconds. Fails to Make it to Top 16.
#Swimming :
Sajan Prakash finished 24th (total 38 swimmers) clocking 1:57.22 in 200m Butterfly event.
His PB timing of 1:56:38 would have taken him to 22nd spot.
Top 16 qualify for Semis. #Tokyo2020withIndia_AllSports https://t.co/3LCljHHWl1 pic.twitter.com/TPugKMKBV8— India_AllSports (@India_AllSports) July 26, 2021
Sajan Prakash fails to qualify for the next round by 1.26 seconds. Fails to Make it to Top 16.
#Swimming :
Sajan Prakash finished 24th (total 38 swimmers) clocking 1:57.22 in 200m Butterfly event.
His PB timing of 1:56:38 would have taken him to 22nd spot.
Top 16 qualify for Semis. #Tokyo2020withIndia_AllSports https://t.co/3LCljHHWl1 pic.twitter.com/TPugKMKBV8— India_AllSports (@India_AllSports) July 26, 2021
Ashish Kumar has lost to Erbieke Tuoheta.
Ashish Kumar's defeat against the Chinese in the preliminary round of 69-75kg extends the losing run of Indian men boxers. #boxing #Tokyo2020— Jaspreet Singh Sahni (@JaspreetSSahni) July 26, 2021
Ashish Kumar has lost to Erbieke Tuoheta.
Ashish Kumar's defeat against the Chinese in the preliminary round of 69-75kg extends the losing run of Indian men boxers. #boxing #Tokyo2020— Jaspreet Singh Sahni (@JaspreetSSahni) July 26, 2021
Ashish Kumar & Erbieke Tuoheta's match gets intense with each passing second. It would be safe to say that both boxers are leaving no stone unturned to win this one.
Manika Batra has lost to Sofia Polcanova By 0-4. It was quite a walk over for Sofia. Disappointment for India continues.
Sofia Polcanova wins first game 11-8 against Manika Batra women's singles 3rd Round of Table Tennis.
Manika Batra lose 1st set 8 -11#TokyoOlympics #TableTennis— Gaurav Lamba ✨ 🇮🇳 #MI💙 (@Gauravl28031995) July 26, 2021
We have Manika Batra in action. All eye on the Indian peddler now.
Bhavani Devi, who became the first Indian fencer to qualify for Olympics, will kick start Day Three of the Tokyo Games for India on Sunday. Bhavani will take the field in women's sabre individual table of 64. Archers Atanu Das, Tarundeep Rai, and Pravin Jadhav will compete in men's team 1/8 eliminations. Angad Vir Singh Bajwa and compatriot Mairaj Ahmad Khan will take the field for skeet men's qualification on Monday, July 26. Tennis player Sumit Nagal will play his second-round match. Sharath Kamal, Sutirtha Mukherjee, and Manika Batra will play their respective round two matches as well. Team India at Tokyo Olympics 2020 Schedule for July 26: Check Out Full Schedule, Timings, Events & Live Streaming Details For Day 3.
Men's doubles pair of Chirag and Satwiksairaj will be in action on Monday again as they look to go one step ahead. Sailors Vishnu Saravanan and Nethra Kumanan will also be in action as they gear up for the laser radial races three and four. Sajan Prakash, who became the first Indian swimmer to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics will also be in action for the first time in Games Village. Also, boxer Ashish Kumar will play his round of 32 match today. The Indian Women's Hockey Team will end the day's action when they lock horns with Germany. Team India at Tokyo Olympics 2020 Recap of July 25: Check Out India’s Medal Tally and All Event Results.
India are currently at joint-24th spot on the Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 medal tally. Mirabai Chanu’s silver medal continues to be the lone medal winner for India. On day three, Indians will be hoping for more medals. Meanwhile, China is on top of the medals count with 11 medals followed by hosts Japan on second spot.