In a historic moment for Indian Para Badminton, Nitesh Kumar showcased immense resilience and determination as he advanced to his first Paralympics final.
Indian para shuttler Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan crushed to the semi-final of the Women's Singles SH6 category at the ongoing Paris Paralympics 2024 on Sunday.
The Paris Paralympics have been a rollercoaster of emotions for India's para-badminton players, with Manisha Ramadass advancing to the quarterfinals despite a tough loss, while Tarun Dhillon's campaign came to an end.
India's para-badminton campaign at the ongoing Paris Paralympics continued to go well as Nitesh Kumar, Manoj Sarkar and Sukant Kadam secured wins in men's competition while Mandeep Kaur got a win in women's singles competition on Saturday.
Indian para-athletes have been showcasing their talent and determination at the Paris Paralympics 2024, delivering strong performances across a variety of events. From archery to rowing, and badminton to athletics, India's representatives have left a mark with their resilience and skill.
Indian para shuttlers displayed exceptional performances on Day 3 of the Paralympic Badminton event, with several athletes advancing to the next stages of the competition.
India's Bhavina Patel and Sonalben Patel fell short of securing a medal as they were defeated in the Women's Doubles badminton quarterfinal by Korea's Young A Jung and Sunghye Moon at the Paris Paralympics.
India shuttler Nitesh Kumar cruised to a comfortable win while Manoj Kumar suffered a defeat in the men's singles SL3 Group A event in the ongoing Paris Paralympics on Friday.
India para shuttler Manasi Joshi crashed out of the women's singles Group A match after Ukraine's Oksana Kozyna scripted a remarkable comeback at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena in the ongoing Paralympics.
India's voyage at the Paris Paralympics began with notable performances from the para-badminton contingent, showcasing both victories and hard-fought matches on Day 1 of the marquee event.