The Indian Paralympic team continues to make waves at the Paris Paralympics 2024, outperforming their previous records and inspiring a nation. On Day 7, scheduled for September 4, several Indian athletes are set to compete in key events, with the potential to further increase India’s medal tally. With India already surpassing its highest medal count of 19 from the Tokyo Games, today’s competitions hold the promise of adding even more accolades to their achievements.
Key Indian Athletes to Watch on Day 7 of the Paris Paralympics
India’s star athletes, including Arshad Shaik in cycling, Jyoti Gaderiya in the road time trial, Mohd Yasser, Rohit Kumar, and Sachin Sarjerao Khilari in shot put, along with Parmjeet Kumar and Sakina Khatun in powerlifting, will be the main competitors to watch. The hopes are high for these athletes to deliver stellar performances and bring home medals.
Spotlight on Medal Events and Athletes
Today, the spotlight will be on Mohd Yasser, Rohit Kumar, and Sachin Sarjerao Khilari as they participate in the Men’s Shot Put F46 medal round at 1:35 pm. Meanwhile, Arshad Shaik will compete in the Men’s C2 Individual Road Time Trial, aiming for a podium finish. At 3:17 pm, Amisha Rawat will vie for glory in the Women’s Shot Put F46 medal round, hoping to secure another medal for India.
Full Schedule for Day 7: September 4, 2024
Sports fans can look forward to an action-packed day as Indian athletes compete across multiple disciplines at the Paris Paralympics on Wednesday, September 4. Here’s a rundown of the day’s events:
Cycling
– Men’s C2 Individual Road Time Trial (Medal Round): Arshad Shaik at 11:57 pm
– Women’s C1-3 Individual Road Time Trial (Medal Round): Jyoti Gaderiya at 12:32 pm
Shooting
– Mixed 50m Pistol SH1 (Qualification): Nihal Singh and Rudransh Khandelwal at 1:00 pm
Athletics
– Men’s Shot Put F46 (Medal Round): Mohd Yasser, Rohit Kumar, and Sachin Sarjerao Khilari at 1:35 pm
– Women’s Shot Put F46 (Medal Round): Amisha Rawat at 3:17 pm
– Men’s Club Throw F51 (Medal Round): Dharambir, Pranav Soorma, and Amit Kumar Saroha at 10:50 pm
– Women’s 100m T12 (Heat): Simran at 11:03 pm
Table Tennis
– Women’s Singles Class 4 (Quarter-Finals): Bhavina Patel vs Zhou Ying (China) at 2:15 pm
Powerlifting
– Men’s 49kg (Medal Round): Parmjeet Kumar at 3:30 pm
– Women’s 45kg (Medal Round): Sakina Khatun at 8:30 pm
Archery
– Men’s Recurve (Pre-Quarterfinal): Harvinder Singh vs Tseng Lung-hui (Taiwan) at 5:49 pm
Indian Contenders in Focus: Medal Hopes for Day 7
The Indian team is riding high on confidence after a series of strong performances in the initial days of the Paris Paralympics 2024. “Arshad Shaik, who has been a consistent performer in cycling, will be eager to secure a medal in the Men’s C2 Individual Road Time Trial.” Jyoti Gaderiya also has a great chance in the Women’s C1-3 Individual Road Time Trial, aiming to add another medal to India’s tally.
In athletics, Mohd Yasser, Rohit Kumar, and Sachin Sarjerao Khilari will face a tough challenge in the Men’s Shot Put F46 event. However, their training and determination could make a significant impact. On the women’s side, Amisha Rawat will compete in the Women’s Shot Put F46, seeking to replicate her previous successes on the international stage.
Powerlifting events will feature Parmjeet Kumar and Sakina Khatun in their respective categories. Both athletes have shown promise in past competitions, and their performances will be closely watched by sports enthusiasts and supporters.
Meanwhile, in archery, Harvinder Singh will aim to advance past the pre-quarterfinals against Tseng Lung-hui of Taiwan. His expertise in the sport and past victories could see him through to the next stage.
An Exciting Day Ahead for Indian Paralympians
As the 7th day unfolds at the Paris Paralympics 2024, all eyes will be on the Indian athletes. With multiple medal prospects and a team brimming with talent and determination, today could be another historic day for India. The nation rallies behind these extraordinary athletes, hopeful for more podium finishes and the pride that comes with each medal earned.
Stay tuned for updates and cheer on our heroes as they strive to make their mark on the world stage.
