India at Tokyo Olympics – Day 10 Results: After a disappointing Day 9, India did well on Day 10 with PV Sindhu’s performance highlighting India’s performance in Tokyo. Sindhu bagged bronze medal after beating China’s He BingJiao 21-13, 21-15 in 52 minutes while the men’s hockey team sealed a semifinal berth with a 3-1 win over Great Britain in the quarterfinals.
However, Satish Kumar in the super heavyweight category lost to World champion Bakhodir Jalolov 0-5. As for golfers in action, it was a disappointing day as Anirban Lahiri finished Tied-42 while Udayan Mane ended his maiden Olympics journey at 56th.
Equestrian Fouaad Mirza and his horse Seigneur Medicott currently are in 22nd place after completing the cross country course with 11.20 points. Fouaad Mirza, one of the top 10 finishers after Dressage currently has 39.20 penalty points in total (dressage and cross country) with the jumping event scheduled for August 2.
India vs Great Britain Men’s hockey: India 3-1 Great Britain
@18:56 PM: Manpreet Singh & Co have all but sealed the semifinals, lead 3-1
@18:38 PM: Great Britain pull one back, India lead 2-1 in Q4
@18:23 PM: India maintain 2-0 lead in 3rd Quarter.
@17:55 PM: PV Sindhu beats He BingJiao 21-13, 21-15 to win bronze medal in Tokyo
#TeamIndia | #Tokyo2020 | #Badminton
Women’s Singles Bronze Medal MatchYou did it @Pvsindhu1👏🙌🥉
Back to back Olympic medals for PV Sindhu! Defeats Bing Jiao to be the 2nd Indian athlete to win 2 individual #Olympics medals. #RukengeNahi #EkIndiaTeamIndia #Cheer4India pic.twitter.com/YfXDvPTpzg— Team India (@WeAreTeamIndia) August 1, 2021
@17:47 PM: Sindhu leads 15-11 in Game 2
@17:42 PM: Sindhu takes 11-8 in break of Game 2
@17:26 PM: Sindhu takes 1st Game 21-13
@17:22 PM: Sindhu opens up 17-11 lead.
@17:15 PM: PV Sindhu takes 11-8 lead going into the break.
@17:11 PM: Sindhu leads 7-6 against BingJiao.
@17:00 PM: PV Sindhu begins warm-up, will be in action for bronze medal match soon.
@2:30 pm:
#Golf update
Golfer Udayan Mane’s journey comes to an end at #Tokyo2020
Udayan finished at rank 56We wish him all the best for his future competitions! #Olympics
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@2:15 pm:
#Golf update
🇮🇳 golfer Anirban Lahiri ends his #Tokyo2020 journey, finishing at T42 rank
We wish him best of luck for his future competitions!#Olympics
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@12:35 pm: Tokyo Olympics: Fouaad Mirza on 22nd after cross country round
@12:12 pm:
.@Media_SAI had given us a send off that left us with goosebumps, where the whole airport was wishing us luck. They have received us the same way, regardless of the result of our matches! I am sure the way they are taking care of athletes, we are in the right hands!#Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/1D7X09MzQT
— Sharath Kamal OLY (@sharathkamal1) August 1, 2021
11:50 am:
💙 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇𝐃𝐀𝐘 🏑
It’s time for the ultimate showdown as we take on Great Britain in our Quarter-Final game. 🔥
📍 Oi Hockey Stadium, North Pitch
🗓️ 1 August
🕠 5:30 PM IST#HaiTayyar #IndiaKaGame #Tokyo2020 #StrongerTogether #HockeyInvites #WeAreTeamIndia #Hockey pic.twitter.com/GSC2SNBftJ— Hockey India (@TheHockeyIndia) August 1, 2021
11:19 am:
#Golf Update
India’s @TheUdayanMane ends Round 4 with playing 3 over par (+3)#Tokyo2020 #Olympics
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
11:10 am:
#Golf Update
India ends Round 4 with Anirban Lahiri playing 5 under par (-5)#Tokyo2020 #Olympics
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
11 am:
#Equestrian Update
At the end of today’s individual #EquestrianEventing Cross Country session, @FouaadMirza and #SeigneurMedicott stand 22nd in the rankings with a total 39.20 penalty points.
He will be in action next in the Eventing Jumping qualifiers tomorrow, 2 August
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@10:15 am:
Satish Kumar tries his best but gets outclassed in all fronts against Uzbekistan’s Jalolov. Satish loses 0-5.
With this, the majority of the Indian boxers make an exit from #Tokyo2020. @LovlinaBorgohai is the only one still remaining in the fray.#Cheer4India
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@9:30 am: Simeone Biles out of floor final. Jennifer Gadirova (GBR) will replace her.
@7:48 am:
#ManKaur, who shot to fame after winning the 100m sprint at the World Masters Games in 2017, passed away at the age of 105. pic.twitter.com/oYT6bxRffD
— Doordarshan Sports #TokyoOlympics (@ddsportschannel) August 1, 2021
@7:15 am: Equestrian- Fouaad Mirza finishes at 12th spot, completes cross-country course in 8.12 minutes.
#EquestrianEventing
क्रासकंट्री में #Fouaad और #Signeur 12वें नंबर पर, 7:45 के मुकाबले अपना क्रासकंट्री कोर्स 8:12 मिनट में पूरा किया.#Olympics #Cheer4India #IndiaAtOlympics #EquestrianDressage pic.twitter.com/Ma0sQD1VHi— Doordarshan Sports #TokyoOlympics (@ddsportschannel) August 1, 2021
@6:12 am:
#Equestrian Update
They currently stand 12th in the rankings as the Cross-Country session goes on. @FouaadMirza and #SeigneurMedicott recorded a time of 8:12 as opposed to the optimal course time of 7:45#EquestrianEventing #Tokyo2020#Olympics #Cheer4India
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@6:03 am:
After a delayed start, @FouaadMirza and #SeigneurMedicott do their best in the Cross-Country event to finish with a total of 11.20 penalty points.
Their current individual penalty points total stands at 39.20#Equestrian#EquestrianEventing #Tokyo2020 #Olympics #Cheer4India pic.twitter.com/DSJb2e9FIQ
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 1, 2021
@5.30 am:
.@Pvsindhu1 chasing her second Olympic medal 🙌#IND‘s Men’s Hockey Team chasing a semi-final spot 👀
Day 9⃣ of #Tokyo2020 has some exciting events lined up!
Schedule📅: https://t.co/txdpvELg58
Note: 🏅 events do not necessarily indicate Indian participation. #Olympics pic.twitter.com/QphtGZmVyM
— #Tokyo2020 for India (@Tokyo2020hi) July 31, 2021
@5.10 am:
Golfer @anirbangolf will begin Round 4 of his competition at #Tokyo2020 in some time.
Let’s wish him luck and send our #Cheer4India messages below!#Golf #Tokyo2020 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/rjYGgY3xnS
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) July 31, 2021
@5 am:
.@FouaadMirza and #SeigneurMedicott will be in action shortly.
Watch this space for updates on #Olympics and don’t forget to cheer for him with #Cheer4India#Equestrian#EquestrianEventing#Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/800qcIT3cz
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) July 31, 2021
India at Tokyo Olympics Day 10 LIVE Results: PV Sindhu eyes Bronze, Men’s hockey team aims first semi-final in 41 years, Satish Kumar 1 win from medal, follow LIVE Updates
India’s Schedule for Day 10 – 1st Aug
- GOLF: 4:11 AM: Men’s Individual Stroke Play Round 4 (Udayan Mane)
- EQUESTRIAN 4:15 AM: Eventing Cross Country Team and Individual (Fouaad Mirza)
- GOLF 5:55 AM: Men’s Individual Stroke Play Round 4 (Anirban Lahiri)
- BOXING 9:36 AM: Men’s Super Heavy (+91kg) Quarterfinal 1 (Satish Kumar vs Bakhodir Jalolov of Uzbekistan)
- BADMINTON 5:00 PM: Women’s Singles Bronze Medal Match (PV Sindhu vs He BingJiao of China)
- HOCKEY 5:30 PM: Men’s Quarter-final (India vs Great Britain)
Golf @ 4:00 AM: Individual Round 4 (Udayan Mane, Anirban Lahiri)
Anirban Lahiri needs a miracle to finish in the podium places as the Indian veteran slipped to 28th at the end of Round 3. The Indian golfer returned early on Saturday to complete round 2, and slipped to T-24, before finishing the day at T-28 with a score of 6-under 207. Udayan Mane meanwhile carried himself off the last place and ended at a shared 5th, with 2-over 215, having carded a 70 in round 3.
Equestrian @ 4:15 AM- Individual eventing- Cross Country (Fouaad Mirza)
Fouaad Mirza and his horse Seigneur Medicott finished the dressage stage of equestrian eventing at the Tokyo Olympics placed ninth on Saturday. Mirza amassed 28.00 penalty points in dressage on Friday, breaking into the top 10 at the sixth position before eventually ended the day tied seventh with Sweden’s Louise Romeike and her horse Cato 60 on points (28.00). The 29-year-old and Medicott have earlier won two silver medals in individual and team eventing at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta.
Boxing @ 9:36 AM- Satish Kumar vs Bakhodir Jalolov (Men’s super heavyweight- Quarterfinal)
Satish Kumar had already created history as he became the first Indian to compete in the super heavyweight category in the Olympics. Kumar got his Olympics debut off to a fine start, clinching a place in the quarters with a resounding win over Jamaica’s Ricardo Brown. He will now face off against Uzbekistan’s Bakhodir Jalolov, a multiple Asian and World Championships winner. He comes into the Olympics on the back of a gold medal in the 2021 Asian Championships and had won the gold in the 2019 World Championships. At 6’7, Jalolov has the height advantage and his reach will definitely be something that Kumar has to worry about.
India at Tokyo Olympics – Day 10 LIVE Updates
Badminton @ 5:00 PM- PV Sindhu vs He Bingjiao (Women’s singles- Bronze medal match)
PV Sindhu’s hopes of clinching an Olympic gold came to a crashing halt after she was defeated by World No.1 Tai Tzu-Ying in the semi-finals. The Chinese Taipei shuttler won in straight sets 21-18, 21-12 leaving Sindhu to contend for the bronze medal against China’s He Bingjiao. The 26-year-old gave her best shot at glory but came up short, but will now look to seal the deal with a bronze medal on Sunday.
India at Tokyo Olympics – Day 10 LIVE Updates
Hockey @ 5:30 PM- India vs Great Britain (Men’s quarter-final)
Team India will be aiming to reach their first Olympic semi-final after 41 years when they take the field against Great Britain on Sunday. The Men in Blue made it past the group stage having won four of their five groups, to set up a mouth-watering clash against their arch-rivals. With the India men’s hockey team being one of the country’s biggest medal hopes, there will high expectations from Manpreet Singh and Co. to deliver the goods in Tokyo.
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