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Paralympics Roundup: India Win Two Silver, One Bronze On National Sports Day 

Tokyo: There couldn't have been a superior accolade for hockey wizard Dhyan Chand as on his introduction to the world commemoration, celebrated as National Sports Day, India stowed two silver and one bronze award at the Tokyo Paralympic Games on Sunday. Paddler Bhavina Patel began what ended up being a Super Sunday for India as she won a silver award in the ladies' singles Class 4 contest at the table tennis scene, covering off a staggering run during which she crushed the gold and silver medallist at the Rio Paralympics five years ago.In the evening at the fundamental Olympic Stadium, high jumper Nishad Kumar added another silver to India's count in men's high leap T47, clearing the bar at 2.06, equalling the Asian record. Nishad completed second behind Roderick Townsend of the United States, who set a worldwide best by clearing 2 meters and 15 cm.Discus hurler Vinod Kumar added a bronze to the count on the fifth day of rivalry at Tokyo 2020 by completing third in the F52 occasion, heaving the plate to 19.91 meters for an Asian record.India, who had neglected to win a solitary award on the initial four days, completed the day at 42nd situation behind Georgia, which has three silver decorations. This takes to 15 India's general count at the Paralympic Games — 4 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze medals.The day began an awakening note as Bhavina Patel, a 34-year-old Government representative from Ahmedabad, fixed India's first silver decoration after she lost to world No. 1 Zhou Ying in ladies' singles Class 4 final.There was no fantasy finishing as Bhavina's hair-raising spat Tokyo finished with a noteworthy silver decoration, turning into the principal table tennis player from the nation to win an award in the Paralympic Games. Bhavina, positioned twelfth on the planet, had made a staggering hurried to the last by beating the gold and silver medallist of the 2016 Rio Paralympics. On Sunday, she discovered Zhou, champ at Beijing 2008 and London 2012, too solid to even think about dealing with and lost 3-0 (7-11, 5-11, 6-11) in a 19-minute encounter.Nishad Kumar added the second silver in the evening. Nishad completed second behind Roderick Townsend of the United States, who set a worldwide best by clearing 2 meters and 15 centimetres.The 21-year-old Nishad Kumar, who hails from Una in Himachal Pradesh, began with 1.89 meters, which he cleared without any problem.안전놀이터

He cleared 1.94 in his subsequent exertion and 1.98 and his third. His best exertion of 2.06 came in his fifth leap and however he went for 2.09 in his last possibility, he was unable to clear it and needed to make due with second place.Vinod Kumar was the far-fetched third decoration champ for India on Sunday in plate toss F52. The 42-year-old Vinod, who took up para-sports just in his 30s, flung the plate to 19.91 meters in the situated/standing disk toss occasion on his fifth exertion. He completed third behind Poland's gold medallist Piotr Kosewicz (20.02m) and Croatia's Velimir Sandor (19.98).

At one time, the 42-year-old from Rohtak in Haryana was set second before Sandor cleared 19.98 in his fifth toss to take the silver award. Vinod, positioned 6th on the planet, had begun with 19.09 meters in his first toss before he figured out how to clear 19.81 in his additional opportunity, unmistakably building up his expectation to battle for the medal.Vinod comes from a group of armed force men — his dad was harmed during the 1971 conflict with Pakistan. Vinod had joined BSF subsequent to finishing his schooling however needed to leave the power as he experienced a physical issue in 2002 when he tumbled off a bluff in Leh, prompting serious wounds to his legs. He was laid up for near 10 years. While these three spread cheers among the 1.3 billion residents, there were a few dissatisfactions too in the day.The Mixed Team of Jyoti Baliyan and Rakesh Kumar came to the quarterfinals in compound arrow based weaponry contests before it lost to inevitable silver medallist Turkey. One poor round toward the beginning of the quarterfinals put paid to India's expectations as they couldn't recuperate from the deficiency and lost 151-153 to Turkey's Cure Oznur and Bulent Korkmaz to end India's hopes.Earlier in the day, Jyoti's test in the ladies' Individual Compound Open bows and arrows rivalries reached a conclusion with a loss to Ireland's Kerrie-Lousie Leonard in a 1/16 Elimination round at the Yumenoshima Final Field here. Jyoti, who had qualified fifteenth with a score of 671, lost to Kerrie-Lousie 137-141 in the 15 bolt end round.