Live Scores

cricket Live Scores & Fixtures

Cricket in Olympics: What happened when last time cricket featured at the Olympics

Do you know when cricket was included in the Olympics and who became its winner then? Let's take a look at the full article.

Oct 16, 2023, 11:11 AM5 min read

Cricket will make a return to the Olympics at Los Angeles 28 after 128 years. Image- The Sun

Cricket has finally been included in the Olympics 2028. Certainly, it is the popularity that has brought back cricket in Olympics after 128 years. The shortest format of cricket, T20, is expected to be included in it. Do you know when cricket was included in the Olympics and who became its winner then? Let's take a look at the full article.

Also Read: Cricket is set to be included in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

How cricket in Olympics 1900 happened?

In 1900, Cricket was played for the first and only time at the Olympics. Image- IndiaTimes
In 1900, Cricket was played for the first and only time at the Olympics. Image- IndiaTimes

Till now, cricket has been played only once in the Olympic Games. It was included in the Summer Olympic Games held in 1900. When the Athens Olympic Games were organized in 1896, cricket was also planned to be included then. However, due to non-availability of teams, cricket in Olympics was left out at the last moment.

Four years later, in 1900, Britain, France, Netherlands and Belgium agreed to send cricket teams to the Olympic Games held in Paris. Then, angry over not getting the hosting of the Olympic Games, Netherlands and Belgium announced not to send cricket teams. After this, the only and final cricket match of the Olympics was played between England and France at the Cycling Stadium, Vélodrome de Vincennes.

The only match was considered the final match

When the cricket teams of Belgium and Netherlands were out of the Olympics, only the teams of England and France were left to participate. Therefore, the Olympic organizers organized a match between the two teams, which was also declared the final match. This match was played on the lines of a Test match.

What happened in the match?

During the match, the Great Britain team batted first. However, the English team returned to the pavilion for just 117 runs. Frederick Cuming had scored the highest 38 runs for the England team. C. B. K. Beachcroft, who was the captain of the English team at that time, scored 23 runs. Apart from this, eight players failed to touch double figures. Anderson became the most successful bowler for France by taking 4 wickets. While Attrill, MacEvoy and Robinson took 2 wickets each.

In response to the British team's 117 runs, the French team could score only 78 runs in the first innings. John Braid scored the maximum 25 runs. At the same time, 5 players were out without opening their account. Christian took 7 wickets for Britain. After this, England Blues declared the innings at 145 runs after losing 5 wickets in the second innings. In the second innings, Alfred Bowerman scored 59 runs for England. Captain Beachcroft scored a half-century this time and added 54 runs to the team score. While Roques took 3 wickets for France.

After that, the French team had to score only 185 runs to snatch the gold from England. But, the entire team was out for 26 runs and returned to the pavilion. 6 players of France were out for zero. For England, Montagu Toller took 7 wickets for 10 runs. In this match, instead of 11 players from both the teams, 12-12 players came out to bat.

The match was lasted only for two days and the result was also declared. Winner Great Britain got the silver medal and runner-up France got the bronze medal. But Olympics recorded this match after 12 years. After that, England was given gold medal and France was given silver medal.

Cricket was not included in the Olympics again

Once again a strong effort was made to include cricket in Olympics held in St. Louis, America in 1904. But, due to lack of teams, it had to be kept out of the tournament. After this, cricket was never included in the Olympic Games.

However, till now cricket has been included six times in the major competitions where multiple sports are played. After the year 1900, it was included in the 1998 Commonwealth Games, 2010 Asian Games, and 2014 Asian Games. Cricket was also included in the Asian Games 2023. This time India won gold medals in both men and women categories.

Why was cricket not included in the Olympics?

Many reasons are given for cricket not being included in the Olympic Games. Actually, the first reason is that most of the cricket countries did not send entries for the Olympics. In such a situation, despite all efforts, it could not be included in the Olympics because teams could not be found.

Secondly, due to the cricket match taking too much time, it could not be included in the Olympic Games. Actually, cricket matches of both Test and ODI formats take a lot of time. Now T-20 format of cricket has been included in the Olympic Games 2028. At the same time, cricket is not played all over the world.

Follow us on Google News.

Next Article

List of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal

From Norman Pritchard's electrifying sprints to Leander Paes' historic tennis bronze, discover the medalists who etched Bengal's name in the Olympic history. Here's the list of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal.

Jul 18, 2025, 5:39 AM3 min read

List of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal | sportzpoint.com

Bengal, a region known for its rich culture and long history, also has a special connection to the world of sports. Many athletes from Bengal have achieved great things, with some even winning medals at the Olympic Games.

It is important to remember these champions who, over the years and through various challenges, brought Olympic glory home.

Let's explore the list of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal and revisit those glorious moments of pride.

Norman Pritchard (1900 Paris Olympics)

Norman Pritchard is one of the medalists in the List of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal | sportzpoint.com
Olympic medalist Norman Pritchard. Image | Hindustan Times
  • Sport: Athletics
  • Medals Won: 2 Silvers (Men's 200m, Men's 200m Hurdles)

Born in Kolkata (then Calcutta) in 1875, Norman Pritchard was a British-Indian athlete who holds a unique place in Olympic history as the first Asian-born athlete to win a medal. This remarkable moment arrived in the 1900 Paris Olympics, where he represented India in Athletics.

Pritchard participated in five athletics events, and clinched 2 silver medals: one in Men's 200m sprint, and another in Men's 200m hurdles.

His achievements marked history as he became the first Indian athlete to win multiple medals in a single Olympic Games and also the first medalist from Bengal.

After his sporting career, he moved to the United States and became a successful actor in silent films under the name Norman Trevor.

Read Also: Olympic Trivia: 25 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About the Games

Carlyle Tapsell (1932 Los Angeles Olympics)

Carlyle Tapsell is one of the medalists in the List of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal | sportzpoint.com
Carlyle Tapsell representing India in 1932 Olympics. Image | Olympedia
  • Sport: Field Hockey
  • Medals Won: Gold (Men's team)

Carlyle Tapsell, born in Adra, a town of Purulia district in West Bengal, was a vital part of India's field hockey team that brought the second Gold medal home for India in Olympic history. This period, followed by the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, is recognised as the "golden age" for Indian hockey.

Tapsell was known for his defensive strength and penalty expertise. He played along with stars like Dhyan Chand to secure a historic 24-1 victory over the host nation, the USA.

This achievement cemented India's status as the world's best hockey team and made Tapsell the second Olympic champion from Bengal.

Read Also: 8 unbreakable Olympic records: Bolt, Phelps, Kim and more

Leander Paes (1996 Atlanta Olympics)

Leander Paes is among the List of all Olympic medal winners from Bengal | sportzpoint.com
Leander Paes (left) along with other medalists in 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Image | Instagram
  • Sport: Tennis
  • Medals Won: Bronze (Men's Singles)

Born in Kolkata, Leander Paes, who hails from a family with an incredible sporting background, wrote a memorable chapter at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. His bronze in Men's Singles Tennis ended the 44-year drought for an individual Olympic medal for India.

Paes is the only athlete to win a medal in Tennis for India. He is known for his strong will and unpredictable style, often called "junk tennis," that confused many higher-ranked opponents.

Despite suffering a wrist injury in the semi-final match, he did not give up and bagged the medal in the bronze medal match against Brazil's Fernando Meligeni, winning three sets (3-6, 6-2, 6-4).

His father, Vece Paes, was also an Olympic medalist, who won a bronze medal in hockey at the 1972 Munich Olympics. With Leander's win in 1996, they became the only father-son duo to have both won Olympic medals in different sports.

Next Article

Commonwealth vs Olympics – India’s Medal Ratios

Unpack the performance of India in two grand sporting events in their history of participation. We bring you the accurate comparison of Commonwealth vs Olympics and India's medal ratios in them. Check them out.

Jul 3, 2025, 10:51 AM4 min read

Commonwealth vs Olympics – India’s Medal Ratios | sportzpoint.com

The Olympic Games are the world's oldest sporting spectacle, uniting athletes globally every four years. Medals here represent the ultimate standard of international athletic excellence. In contrast, the Commonwealth Games, known as the "Friendly Games," gather athletes from Commonwealth nations. While a major multi-sport event, its scale and competitive depth differ from the Olympics.

We bring you a direct comparison of performance in Commonwealth vs Olympics and India's medal ratios, based on their historical participation.

India's Olympic medal journey

Commonwealth vs Olympics – India’s Medal Ratios | sportzpoint.com
Neeraj Chopra after winning a Gold medal in 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Image | NDTV

India debuted in the Olympic Games in 1900, where Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian athlete, won 2 silver medals in athletics. This victory marked the beginning of India's medal book at the grandest stage of sport.

For a significant period following this, India's Olympic identity was primarily defined by the success of Men's Hockey team. They dominated the sport, winning six consecutive gold medals from 1928 to 1956, and adding further golds in 1964 and 1980.

India's rise in the Olympics came after the 2000s, where individual athletes proved themselves and won medals for the nation.

Read Also: Timeline: India’s rise at the Olympics

Key individual breakthroughs:

  • K. D. Jadhav (1952): Bronze in Wrestling. First individual medalist for independent India. 
  • Leander Paes (1996): He brought the first-ever medal for India in tennis with his Bronze medal win.
  • Karnam Malleswari (2000): First Indian woman to win an Olympic medal (Bronze in Weightlifting)
  • Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (2004): Silver in Shooting. India's first medal in this sport.
  • Vijender Singh (2008): First Indian athlete to win a medal in Boxing (Bronze).
  • Abhinav Bindra (2008): India's first individual Gold medalist (Sport: Shooting)
  • Saina Nehwal (2012): Second Indian woman to win an Olympic medal. She also brought the first medal for India in Badminton with her Bronze.
  • Neeraj Chopra (2020/2021): Gold in Javelin throw. India's second individual gold.
  • Manu Bhaker (2024): Second Indian to win 2 medals (Bronze in shooting) in a single Olympic edition.

India's dominance in the Commonwealth Games

Commonwealth vs Olympics – India’s Medal Ratios | sportzpoint.com
Jaspal Rana- India's most successful athlete at the Commonwealth Games. Image | X

India's debut at the Commonwealth Games (then British Empire Games) was in 1934 in London, where Rashid Anwar won the nation's first medal – a bronze in wrestling. Over the decades, India's presence has grown, cementing its status as a leading nation within the Commonwealth sporting fraternity.

Notable achivements:

  • Milkha Singh (Athletics): First Indian to win a Gold medal at the CWG, in 1958.
  • Jaspal Rama (Shooting): Most successful Indian athlete at the commonwealth games. He won 15 medals overall (9 gold, 4 silver, 2 bronze)
  • Sharath Kamal (Table Tennis): Won 4 medals (3 gold, 1 silver) in 2022, making him India's most successful athlete at that event.
  • Ami Ghia and Kanwal Thakar Singh (Badminton): First Indian women to win a medal in the CWG. They won a bronze medal in women's doubles badminton in 1978.
  • Roopa Unnikrishnan (Shooting): First Indian woman to win a Gold medal at the CWG in 1998.

Read Also: Cricket removed from Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

Commonwealth vs Olympics – A direct comparison

Commonwealth vs Olympics – India’s Medal Ratios | sportzpoint.com
Indian flag alongside the logos of Commonwealth Games and Olympics. Image | sportzpoint

OLYMPICS: India has won 41 medals in the history of Olympic Games, which includes 10 gold medals, 10 silver medals, and 21 bronze medals. India's most successful sport Olympic sport is Field Hockey (Men's team). They earned 13 medals in total.

COMMONWEALTH GAMES: India has won 564 medals in the history of CWG, with 203 gold, 190 silver, and 171 bronze medals. Their most successful sport at the games is Shooting, where they won 63 gold medals, and a total of 135 medals.

Read Also: Olympic Athletes to Watch in LA 2028 from India

India's Medal Ratios:

Category Olympic Games Commonwealth Games
Rank 60th 4th
Total Medals 41 564
Total Gold 10 203
Participating Years

26

(since 1900)

18

(since 1934)

Medals per year (approx.) 1.58 medals/year 31.33 medals/year

Most successful sport (Medals):

Sport Olympic Medals Commonwealth Medals
Field Hockey 13 6
Wrestling 8 114
Shooting 7 135
Weightlifting 2 133
Boxing 3 44
Badminton 3 31

Next Article

Timeline: India’s rise at the Olympics

Delve into India's rise at the Olympics through a historical timeline, spotlighting key turning points from the golden era of hockey to individual medals that shaped the nation's flourishing success.

Jun 29, 2025, 8:34 AM4 min read

Timeline: India’s rise at the Olympics | sportzpoint.com

India's journey in Olympic Games began in 1900, but for many decades, success was limited. The nation's presence on the medal tally was defined by mostly one or two medals per edition, with the success of the Men's Hockey teams being the main reason for it.

However, the 21st century marked a turning point, as it saw India's rise at the Olympics. Their success at the Games picked up pace in several new ways.

Check out the full article to see how India's journey transformed:

1996-2008: Individual medals emerge

Timeline: India’s rise at the Olympics | sportzpoint.com
Leander Paes, Karnam Malleswari and Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore with their Olympic Medals. Image | Sportzpoint

After years of triumph in Men's Hockey, 1996 Atlanta Olympics saw a change for India, as Leander Paes won a Bronze medal in Tennis. This victory brought in the first individual medal for India in Olympics after 44 years (previously: K.D. Jadhav won in 1952 in Wrestling).

Following this breakthrough, other individual athletes began to make their mark. In the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Karnam Malleswari made history with her Bronze medal win in Weightlifting, and became the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal.

Moving to the next edition, the 2004 Athens Olympics saw another individual triumph, with a Silver medal this time. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore brought home India's first-ever medal in Shooting, laying the groundwork for India's extended talent pool beyond hockey.

In 2008, the momentum continued with Abhinav Bindra's Gold (Shooting), Vijender Singh's Bronze (Boxing), and Sushil Kumar's Bronze medal (Wrestling) in the same edition.

Read Also: Most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics

2012: Six Medals and India's Olympic Rise

Timeline: India’s rise at the Olympics | sportzpoint.com
2012 Olympic Medalists from India. Image | sportzpoint.com

The 2012 London Olympics was a truly historic moment for India. For the first time ever, India secured six individual medals in a single Olympic edition, that too in five different sports. This was not just a jump in numbers, but a clear rise for India in the Olympic Games.

Here, take a closer look at the medalists:

Gagan Narang: Bronze Medal in Shooting

Gagan Narang won India's first medal at London 2012, taking bronze in the men's 10m Air Rifle event with a final score of 701.1. He opened the medal books for India in this historic edition.

Sushil Kumar: Silver medal in Wrestling

Sushil Kumar became the first Indian to win two individual Olympic medals (previously in 2008), securing silver in the men's 66kg freestyle wrestling after a hard-fought tournament.

Saina Nehwal: Bronze medal in Badminton

Saina Nehwal earned India's first-ever Olympic medal in Badminton, securing a bronze in Women's singles. With this victory, she also became the second woman, after Malleswari, to win a medal at the grandest stage.

Yogeshwar Dutt: Bronze medal in Wrestling

Yogeshwar Dutt overcame injuries and fought through brilliantly in the men's 60kg freestyle wrestling to secure a bronze medal.

Mary Kom: Bronze medal in Boxing

In the debut of women's boxing at the Olympics, Mary Kom won a bronze in the flyweight (51kg) category, making her the first Indian woman boxer to achieve this milestone.

Vijay Kumar: Silver medal in Shooting

Vijay Kumar clinched silver in the men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol, finishing behind Cuba's Leuris Pupo.

Read Also: Olympic Athletes to Watch in LA 2028 from India

2016-2024: Sustaining the momentum in India's modern Olympic era

India has consistently built upon its Olympic success since 2012, with athletes dominating in different categories of sports. The period from 2016 to 2024 has seen new talents emerge and solidify India's rise on the global stage.

2016 Rio Olympics
Medal Medalist Sport Event
Silver P.V. Sindhu Badminton Women's singles
Bronze Sakshi Malik Wrestling Women's freestyle 58 kg

2020 Tokyo Olympics
Medal Medalist Sport Event
Gold Neeraj Chopra Athletics Men's javelin throw
Silver Saikhom Mirabai Chanu Weightlifting Women's 49 kg
Silver Ravi Kumar Dahiya Wrestling Men's freestyle 57 kg
Bronze P. V. Sindhu Badminton Women's singles
Bronze Lovlina Borgohain Boxing Women's welterweight
Bronze Men's field hockey team Field Hockey Men's tournament
Bronze Bajrang Punia Wrestling Men's freestyle 65kg

2024 Paris Olympics
Medal Medalist Sport Event
Silver Neeraj Chopra  Athletics Men's javelin throw
Bronze Manu Bhaker Shooting Women's 10m air pistol
Bronze Manu Bhaker, Sarabjot Singh Shooting Mixed 10m air pistol team
Bronze Swapnil Kusale Shooting Men's 50m rifle (3 positions)
Bronze Men's field hockey team Field Hockey Men's tournament
Bronze Aman Sehrawat Wrestling Men's freestyle 57 kg

Next Article

Most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics

Discover the story of two exceptional Indian athletes who won multiple medals in a single Olympic edition, achieving the feat for most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics.

Jun 22, 2025, 9:54 AM2 min read

Most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics | sportzpoint.com

Competing on the grandest stage of them all, the Olympic Games, is an aspiration for athletes worldwide. Earning a single medal by getting ahead of the best around the world is a massive deal. But not just one win, imagine multiple medals in a single edition of Olympics? That's an extraordinary achievement.

For a nation like India, despite centuries of sporting heritage, this monumental feat has only been achieved by two athletes. 

Get ready to delve into the stats for most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics.

Read Also: Olympic Facts: Most Consecutive Olympic Gold Medals

Norman Pritchard: India's first Olympic medalist and multi-medal pioneer

Norman Pritchard is among the 2 athletes with Most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics | sportzpoint.com
Olympic medalist Norman Pritchard. Image | Hindustan Times
  • Sport: Athletics
  • Olympic Edition: 1900 Paris Olympics
  • Medals Won: 2
  • Event: Men's 200m sprint, Men's 200m hurdles

Hailing from Kolkata, West Bengal, Norman Pritchard was a British-Indian athlete who marked India's debut in the Olympic Games with huge success. He not only holds the record of being the first-ever Olympic medalist from India, but also one of the only 2 athletes to win multiple medals in a single Olympics.

At the 1900 Paris Olympics, Pritchard secured two silver medals in athletics (Men's 200m and Men's 200m hurdles), setting the bar high and inspiring the future generations. His multi-medal success was the only standing record for over a century.

Read Also: Olympic Facts: From Youngest to Oldest to most successful medalists and more

Manu Bhaker: A modern-day multi medallist, 124 years later

Manu Bhaker is the second medalist with Most medals by an Indian in a single Olympics | sportzpoint.com
Manu Bhaker flaunting her two medals won at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Image | TOI
  • Sport: Shooting
  • Olympic Edition: 2024 Paris Olympics
  • Medals Won: 2
  • Event: Women's 10m air pistol, Mixed 10m air pistol team

More than a century after Pritchard's historic record, 2024 Paris Olympics witnessed another extraordinary individual brilliance from an young Indian athlete. Manu Bhaker, a professional shooter from Haryana, stunned everyone with her multi-medal feat.

Bhaker became the second Indian athlete to win multiple medals in a single Olympics with her 2 Bronze medals in shooting. She won the first one at an individual event (Women's 10m air pistol) and the second one alongside Sarabjot Singh in mixed 10m air pistol team.

Acknowledging the nuance regarding Pritchard's British roots and the ongoing debate about his nationality despite the IOC crediting India, Manu Bhaker is widely considered the first Indian athlete in the post-independence era to win most medals in a single Olympics.

Next Article

India at Paralympics: How many medals has India won so far?

The 84 contingent will compete for India at Paralympics 2024 which will run till September 8. So before the start of the Games, let's take a look at the medals India won at the Paralympics so far.

Aug 20, 2024, 10:23 AM5 min read

Avani Lekhara became the first Indian woman to win a Paralympic gold medal

After the Paris Olympics 2024, now Paris Paralympics is going to start from 28th August. The 84 contingent will compete for India at Paralympics 2024 which will run till September 8. This time Indian athletes are participating in 12 sports. This is India's largest contingent so far in the Paralympics. Bhagyashree Jadhav and Sumit Antil will be India's flag bearers.

So before the start of the games, let's take a look at the medals India won at the Paralympics so far.

Also Read: India's largest contingent to compete in Paris Paralympics 2024

India won 31 Paralympic medals so far

The Paralympic Games started in 1960. India sent an Indian contingent for the first time in 1968. The Paralympic Games started for India long after the Summer Olympics. Despite this, the country has so far won 31 medals in the Paralympics, including 9 gold, 12 silver and 10 bronze medals. India has participated in 11 editions so far.

India got 19 medals in Tokyo Paralympics

54 athletes had participated in the Tokyo Paralympics and won a maximum of 19 medals which included 5 gold, 8 silver, and 6 bronze medals. Out of a total of 162 nations, India had finished 24th in the overall medal tally at Tokyo, while its accomplishment of 19 medals is ranked 20th based on the number of medals.

Murlikant Petkar won the first medal

Murlikant Petkar, the hero of the 1965 Indo-Pak war, is India's first Paralympic medal winner. Murlikant Petkar won the gold medal in swimming in the Men's 50m Freestyle 3 event at the 1972 Heidelberg Games.

Petkar, a soldier of the Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME) in the Indian Army, was a boxer. He became paralyzed after being shot during the India-Pakistan war of 1965. After this, he started swimming. In 2018, he was awarded the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian award.

Joginder Singh Bedi captured 3 medals

In the 1984 Paralympics, Bhimrao Kesarkar won the silver medal in men's javelin throw L6 with a throw of 34.55m. While Joginder Singh Bedi had won silver medal in Men's Shotput L6, a bronze medal in Men's Javelin Throw L6 event, and bronze medal in Men's Discus Throw L6 event.

India at Paralympics 2004

India has participated in every Paralympic Games since 1984, but the next medal came in the 2004 Paralympics in Athens. Devendra Jhajharia won the gold medal in the men's javelin throw F44/46 event. At the same time, Indian powerlifter Rajinder Singh Rahelu won the bronze medal in the men's 56 kg weight category by lifting 157.5 kg. 

In London 2012, High jumper Girisha N Gowda won the silver medal for India. 

Also Read: Largest refugee team set to compete at Paris Paralympics

India at Paralympics 2016

Tamil Nadu's Mariyappan Thangavelu won the gold medal in the men's high jump F42 event at the Rio 2016 Paralympics. He had jumped 1.89m. At the same time, Varun Singh Bhati won the bronze medal in the high jump competition. 

Avani Lekhara creates history

Avani Lekhara won the gold medal in her first Paralympics. She set a new Paralympic record of 249.6 in the women's 10m air rifle shooting standing SH1 final in Tokyo. With this, Avani became the first Indian woman to win a Paralympic gold medal.

India at Paralympics: India's Medals so far

Athlete Medal Event Games
Murlikant Petkar Gold Swimming, Men's 50m freestyle 3 Heidelberg 1972
Bhimrao Kesarkar Silver Men's javelin throw L6 Stoke Mandeville/New York 1984
Joginder Singh Bedi Bronze Men's javelin throw L6 Stoke Mandeville/New York 1984
Joginder Singh Bedi Silver Men's shot put L6 Stoke Mandeville/New York 1984
Joginder Singh Bedi Bronze Men's discus throw L6 Stoke Mandeville/New York 1984
Devendra Jhajharia Gold Men's javelin throw F44/ 46 Athens 2004
Rajinder Singh Rahelu Bronze Men's 56 kg Athens 2004
Girisha N Gowda Silver Men's high jump F42 London 2012
Mariyappan Thangavelu Gold Men's high jump F42 Rio 2016
Varun Singh Bhati Bronze Men's high jump F42 Rio 2016
Devendra Jhajharia Gold Men's javelin throw F46 Rio 2016
Deepa Malik Silver Women's shot put F53 Rio 2016
Bhavina Patel Silver Women's singles table tennis Class 4 Tokyo 2020
Nishad Kumar Silver Men’s high jump T47 Tokyo 2020
Avani Lekhara Gold Women's 10m air rifle shooting standing SH1 Tokyo 2020
Devendra Jhajharia Silver Men's javelin throw F46 Tokyo 2020
Sundar Singh Gurjar Bronze Men's javelin throw F46 Tokyo 2020
Yogesh Kathuniya Silver Men's discus throw F56 Tokyo 2020
Sumit Antil Gold Men's javelin throw F64 Tokyo 2020
Singhraj Adhana Bronze Men's 10m air pistol shooting SH1 Tokyo 2020
Mariyappan Thangavelu Silver Men's high jump T42 Tokyo 2020
Sharad Kumar Bronze Men's high jump T42 Tokyo 2020
Praveen Kumar Silver Men's high jump T64 Tokyo 2020
Avani Lekhara Bronze Women's 50m rifle 3 positions SH1 Tokyo 2020
Harvinder Singh Bronze Men's individual recurve - open archery Tokyo 2020
Manish Narwal Gold Men's 50m pistol SH1 Tokyo 2020
Singhraj Adhana Silver Men's 50m pistol SH1 Tokyo 2020
Pramod Bhagat Gold Men's singles badminton SL3 Tokyo 2020
Manoj Sarkar Bronze Men's singles badminton SL3 Tokyo 2020
Suhas Yathiraj Silver Men's singles badminton SL4 Tokyo 2020
Krishna Nagar Gold Men's singles badminton SH6 Tokyo 2020
Next Article

Latest Stories

Subscribe Newsletter

Get the latest sports updates and news delivered directly to your inbox.