National Games LIVE: Tamil Nadu's Rosy Meena Paulraj creates new National Record in Pole Vault, Watch Full National Game HIGHLIGHTS

NATIONAL GAMES LIVE – Day 2 National Games LIVE: Tamil Nadu’s Rosy Meena Paulraj and Ajith N headlined the Day 2 action at the National Games in Gujarat on Saturday. Both the players set new National Records in Pole Vault and Weighlifting respectively. Assam’s Amlan Borgohain started the day by winning the 100m sprint with a games record timing of 10.38. Rosy Meena Paulraj then surpassed 4.20 m mark in Pole Vault to create history, while Ajith broke the National Record in the Clean and Jerk with a lift of 174kg in the 36th National Games here on Friday. Follow Today in National Games LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN

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Congratulations to the Medalists of the Women’s Pole Vault Event!

ROSY MEENA PAULRAJ (Tamil Nadu) 🥇
PAVITHA VENGATESH (Tamil Nadu) 🥈
BARANICA ELANGOVAN (Tamil Nadu) 🥉#36thNationalGames #NationalGames #UnityThroughSports #JudegaIndiaJitegaIndia @CMOGuj @sagofficialpage pic.twitter.com/M3RLxy81lH
— National Games Gujarat (@Nat_Games_Guj) October 1, 2022

Shot-putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor (Services) and 400m runner Muhammed Ajmal (Kerala) also rewrote National marks but it was Rosy Meena Paulraj, 24, impressed one and all on Saturday as she was able to improve her personal best from 4.00m to 4.20m to break VS Surekha’s National as well as National Games records set in 2014 and 2015 respectively.

Meanwhile, Ajith took the 73kg class gold medal with total lifts of 315kg. His 174kg effort in Clean and Jerk broke Achinta Sheuli’s National mark of 173kg. Sheuli, who won the gold medal at the Commonwealth Games 2022 meanwhile managed to grab only the silver with a total of 295kg. Kerala’s Devapreedhan B took the bronze medal with a total of 281kg.

Amlan Borgohain is officially the fastest man in the country!

Congratulations to all the Medalists of the Men’s 100m event.
AMLAN BORGOHAIN (Assam) 🥇
ELAKIYADASAN V K (Tamil Nadu)🥈
SIVA KUMAR B (Tamil Nadu) 🥉#36thNationalGames @Media_SAI @sagofficialpage @IndiaSports pic.twitter.com/iIttRdh02s

— National Games Gujarat (@Nat_Games_Guj) October 1, 2022

Back in the track and field competition, Jyothi Yarraji (Andhra Pradesh) and Amlan Borgohain (Assam) who both train at the Odisha High-Performance Centre in Bhubaneswar, claimed the titles of the Fastest Woman and Fastest Man of the National Games. Jyothi won the women’s 100m in a star-studded field, clocking 11.51 seconds.

“I didn’t come here thinking of winning or losing. I just wanted to give a good time and today I could come up with my fastest,” said Jyothi Yarraji, who felt Dutee Chand (sixth) and Hima Das (seventh) may not have been in the best of forms.

Jyothi Yarraji is all smiles 😍 India’s multiple record-breaking hurdler is now 100m National Games Gold medal winner🥇

She clocked ⏰ 11.51 here at IIT Gandhinagar in 100m run 🏃‍♀️ #36thNationalGames pic.twitter.com/gxojoAZb0q
— DD Sports – National Games 2022 🇮🇳 (@ddsportschannel) October 1, 2022

Uttar Pradesh’s Abhishek Pal and Parul Chaudhary completed a unique double at the National Games here on Saturday, winning the Men’s and Women’s 5,000m gold for their state. Abhishek Pal recorded a timing of 14:07.25s, falling short of the Games record of 13:50.05.

Abhishek Pal will get another chance to break the Games’ record when he takes part in the 10,000m on Monday. Parul Chaudhary will also chase a second gold in the 3,000m Steeplechase.

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NATIONAL GAMES DAY Results – 1st October 2022

The results (finals):

Athletics

Men

100m: 1. Amlan Borgohain (Assam) 10.38 seconds; 2. VK Elakiyadsasan (Tamil Nadu) 10.44; 3. B Siva Kumar (Tamil Nadu) 10.48.

400m: 1. Muhammed Ajmal (Services) 46.29 seconds (New National Games record. Old: 46.30, Amoj Jacob, Gandhinagar, 2022); 2. Rajesh Ramesh (Tamil Nadu) 46.45; 3. Amoj Jacob (Delhi) 46.62.

5000m: 1. Abhishek Pal (Uttar Pradesh) 14:07.25; 2. Kartik Kumar (Services) 14:08.24; 3. Sawan Barwal (Services) 14:10.53.

Long Jump: 1. Jeswin Aldrin (Tamil Nadu) 8.26m (New National Games record. Old: 8.04, Ankit Sharma, Thiruvananthapuram, 2015); 2. M Sreeshankar (Kerala) 7.93; 3. Muhammed Anees Yahiya (Kerala) 7.92.

Shot Put: 1. Tajinderpal Singh Toor (Services) 20.75m (New National Games record. Old: 20.14, Inderjeet Singh, Thiruvananthapuram, 2015); 2. Karanveer Singh (Punjab) 19.17; 3. Inderjeet Singh (Haryana) 18.64.

4x100m Relay: 1. Tamil Nadu (Kathiravan, VK Elakiyadasn, S Jayakumar and B Siva Kumar) 40.01 seconds; 2. Kerala 40.45; 3. Maharashtra 40.67.

Women

100m: 1. Jyothi Yarraji (Andhra Pradesh) 11.51 seconds; 2. Archana Suseendran (Tamil Nadu) 11.55; 3. Diandra Valladares (Maharashtra) 11.62.

400m: 1. Aishwarya Kailash Mishra (Maharashtra) 52.62 seconds; 2. Dandi Jyothikasri (Andhra Pradesh) 53.30; 3. Rupal Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 53.41.

5000m: 1. Parul Chaudhary (Uttar Pradesh) 16:34.68; 2. Seema (Himachal Pradesh) 16:36.18; 3. Sanjivani Jadhav (Maharashtra) 16:39.97.

Pole Vault: 1. Rosy Meena Paulraj (Tamil Nadu) 4.20m (New National and National Games record. Old NR: 4.15, VS Surekha, New Delhi, 2014. Old NGR: 4.00, VS Surekha, Thiruvananthapuram, 2015); 2. Pavitha Vengatesh (Tamil Nadu) 4.00; 3. Baranica Elangovan (Tamil Nadu) 3.90.

Discus Throw: 1. Nidhi Rani (Haryana) 51.65m; 2. Neetika Verma (Uttar Pradesh) 51.58; 3. Paramjot Kaur (Punjab) 51.28.

4x100m relay: 1. Kerala (VS Bhavika, PD Anjali, AP Shilbi and AP Shelda) 45.52 seconds; 2. Tamil Nadu 45.54; Madhya Pradesh 46.03.

Cycling

Men

Time Trial (1000m): 1. Laetonjam Ronaldo Singh (Manipur) 1.02.343, 2. David Beckham (Andaman & Nicobar) 1.02.782, 3. Amarjit Singh (Punjab) 1.05.572.

Scratch Race (15km): 1. Vishwajit Singh (Punjab), 2. Syed Burhan Ali (Uttar Pradesh), 3. Venkappa Kelangagutty

Individual Pursuit (4km): Dinesh Kumar (Services) 4.34.941, Vishwajit Singh (Punjab) 4.41.633, 3. Manjit Singh (Services)

Women

Time Trial (500m): 1. Trisha Pal (West Bengal) 35.666, 2. M. Sonali Chanu (Manipur) 36.607, 3. Mayuri Lute (Maharashtra) 36.837.

Scratch Race (10km): 1. Meenakshi (Haryana), 2. Chayanika Gogoi (Assam), 3. T. Manorama Devi.

Individual Pursuit (3km): Razia Devi (Manipur) 3.54.254 mins, 2. Meenakshi (Haryana) 3.54.505, 3. Kirti Rangaswamy (Karnataka) 4.00.585.

Lawn Bowls

Men’s Pairs: Assam (Mridul Bora and Ruptu Gogoi) beat Delhi (Navneet Singh and Ayush Bhardwaj) 18-16; Bronze medal play-off: West Bengal (Agnesh Verma and Soumen Banerjee) beat Jharkhand 14-13.

Men’s Triples: Assam (Ananda Kumar Narzary, Putul Sonowal and Mridul Borgogain) beat West Bengal (Samit Malhotra, Akshat Musaddi and Karan Chowdhury) 25-6; Bronze medal play-off: Jharkhand (Avishek Lakra, Prince Kumar Mahto and Chandan Kumar Singh) beat Delhi 23-10. Semifinals: Assam beat Delhi 26-8; West Bengal beat Jharkhand 23-10.

Women’s Singles: Shaista Sharma (Delhi) beat Sarita Tirkey (Jharkhand) 21-17. Bronze medal play-off: Nayanmoni Saikia (Assam) beat Beena Shah (West Bengal) 21-10.

Women’s Fours: Jharkhand (Anamika Lakra, Kavita Kumari, Lovely Choubey and Rupa Rani Tirkey) beat Assam (Bangita Hazarika, Adinita Kakoty, Ananys Saika, Tania Choudhary) 23-11; Bronze medal play-off: West Bengal (Renu Mohta, Manisha Srivastava, Reema Pawa and Anchal Malhotra) beat Delhi 16-10. Semifinals: Jharkhand beat West Bengal 17-7; Assam beat Delhi 22-8.

Shooting

Women’s 25m Pistol: 1. Esha Singh (Telangana) 26 points; 2. Rhythm Sangwan (Haryana) 25; Abhindyna Ashok Patil (Maharashtra) 19.

Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle: Haryana (Arshdeep Singh, Ramita) beat Madhya Pradesh (Shreya Agarwal, Aishawary Pratap Singh Tomar) 17-9. Bronze medal play-offs: Tamil Nadu (R Narmadha Nithin, Sri Karthik Sabari Raj) beat Punjab (Samiksha Dhingra, Arjun Babuta) 16-12 and Rajasthan (Nisha Kanwar, Divyansh Singh Panwar) beat Uttar Pradesh (Shreya Saksena, Vidit Jain) 16-8.

Tennis

Men: Maharashtra beat Services 2-0 (Manas Dhamne beat Faisal Omar 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Arjun Khade beat Ishaque Eqbal 6-2, 6-3).

Women: Gujarat beat Maharashtra 2-1 (Zeel Desai lost to Vaishnavi Adkar 4-6, 2-6; Ankita Raina beat Rujuta Bhosale 6-1, 6-4; Ankita Raina and Vaidehee Choudari beat Rutuja Bhosale and Vaishnavi Adkar 6-4, 6-0).

Weightlifting

Men

67kg class: 1. Subhash Lahre (Services) Snatch 121kg, Clean & Jerk 154kg, Total 275kg; 2. K Neelam Raju (Andhra Pradesh) 124, 146, 270; 3. Sushant Sahu (Odisha) 119, 151, 270.

73kg class: 1. N Ajith (Tamil Nadu) 141, 174 (New National record. Old: 173, Achinta Sheuli, 2022), 315; 2. Achinta Sheuli 130, 165, 295; 3. B Devapreedhan (Kerala) 125, 165, 290.

Women

59kg class: 1. S Bindyarani Devi (Manipur) Snatch 83kg, Clean & Jerk 111kg, Total 194kg; 2. Popy Hazarika (Assam) 85, 108, 193; 3. Davinder Kaur (Punjab) 85, 107, 192.

Gymnastics

Men’s Individual All-Around finals: 1. Gaurav Kumar (Services) 77.135 points; 2. Debang Dey (Services) 76.432; 3. Siddharth Verma (Uttar Pradesh) 75.394.

Women’s Team: 1. West Bengal (Pranati Nayalk, Pranati Das, Bidisha Gayen, Papia Das, Soumashree Das and Swastika Ganguly) 182.75 points; 2. Delhi 167.2; 3. Maharashtra 163.6.

Fencing:

Women’s Team Sabre Final: Tamil Nadu beat Punjab 45-38;

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