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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

A look at the final standings of the Women's Club Throw - F51 Final. Ukraine's Zoia Ovsii wins the gold medal. USA's Cassie Mitchell clinches the silver medal. The bronze medal goes to RPC's Elena Gorlova. India's Kashish Lakra finishes sixth and Ekta Bhyan finishes eighth. <Insert Caption>

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Ukraine's Zoia Ovsii, who is the current World Record holder in the Women's Club Throw was the last athlete in this final. But she absolutely dominated the final. All her six attempts were 24m+. She established a new Paralympic Record with a best throw of 25.12m. She also came pretty close to break her own World Record but she could not. But that would not disappoint her. Zoia Ovsii seals the gold medal with a throw of 25.12m.

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

The last thrower in the final is Ukraine's Zoia Ovsii.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! USA's Cassie Mitchell overtakes RPC's Elena Gorlova. She recorded some huge throws and her best throw measured 24.18m which is now a new Paralympic Record. Cassie Mitchell is now first.

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Men's Individual Recurve Open (Bronze Medal Match)

Harvinder Singh 6-5 Min Su Kim

We're all set for the final shot to decide the winner. Harvinder Singh hits 10, while the Korean archer hits only 8. With that, the Indian archer clinches a bronze for his country.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Bronze Medal Match)

Harvinder Singh 5-5 Min Su Kim

Harvinder Singh gets 26 points from Set 5. Meanwhile, Min Su manages to steal one point extra to level the scores as 5-5.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

USA's Cassie Mitchell is the next thrower in the competition.

Women's Club Throw - F51

Impressive throwing by Great Britain's Jonna Butterfield. She recorded her best throw of 21.77m on her second attempt. It was her Season's Best throw. It has taken her to the second spot. That means India's Kashish Lakra has slipped to the fourth spot and is out of the medal reckoning.

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Men's Individual Recurve Open (Bronze Medal Match)

Harvinder Singh 5-3 Min Su Kim

Harvinder Singh wins the first set, while Min Su wins the second. The scores are levelled 2-2 after the first two shots. The Indian wins the third set to take the lead, while both players spilt one point each in the fourth set.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Bronze Medal Match)

India's Harvinder Singh will be up against South Korea's Min Su Kim in a bid to clinch the bronze medal.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Great Britain's Joanna Butterfield is the next athlete in action.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

India's Ekta Bhyan completes her six throws. She struggled all through her six throws and her best throw only measured 8.38m which is her Season's Best throw. Unfortunately, Ekta Bhyan is out of the medal race.

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Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

Kevin Mather 6-4 Harvinder Singh

A perfect start for Kevin as he hits a 10. Meanwhile, Harvinder hits 7 who will now look for a 10 as Kevin hits 7 from his second arrow.

Harvinder hits 9 off his second, while Kevin hits 9 from his third. Harvinder needs a 10 to level score, but he manages to get an 8 and ends up on the losing side.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

Kevin Mather 4-4 Harvinder Singh

Kevin starts Set 4 with a 9, while Harvinder Singh starts off with an 8. Both players hit 9 each off their second arrows. The Indian gets an 8 from his final arrow, while the American makes a mistake and hist 6. He loses two points to Harvinder to level the match.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

Kevin Mather 4-2 Harvinder Singh

Both archers start Set 3 with a 9. Harvinder Singh later hits a 7 and a 9 off the last arrow. Kevin hits a couple of 8's from his last two arrows. The two players score 25 each from Set 3 and share points once again.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

Kevin Mather 3-1 Harvinder Singh

Kevin hits a couple of 8's in his first two arrows, while Harvinder manages a 7 and an 8. Harvinder gets a 9 from his final arrow, while Kevin hits another 8. Both players get 24 each from Set 2 and are forced to split points.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

Kevin Mather 2-0 Harvinder Singh

Both players start the Set with an 8 and follow it up with a 10. Kevin hits a 10 from his third arrow, while Harvinder manages to only hit a 7. The American archer starts the match with a win from Set 1.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Semifinal)

USA's Kevin Mather will be up against India's Harvinder Singh in his semi-final match of the archery event. They'll be in action at 5:00 PM IST.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

India's Ekta Bhyan will be in action soon.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Simply superb throwing from Russian Paralympic Committee's Elena Gorlova. She recorded six monster throws in her six attempts. She created the new Paralympic Record not once, not twice but three times in her six attempts. The new Paralympic Record in the Women's Club Throw now stands at 24.08m. And needless to say, it has taken Elena Gorlova to the top spot. India's Kashish Lakra has now slipped to the third spot.

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Russian Paralympic Committee's Elena Gorlova will be in action soon.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

India's Kashish Lakra has just completed her six throws. Her best throw recorded in the final is 12.66 which came on her fourth attempt. It is also her Season Best throw. The 12.66m throw has taken Kashish Lakra to the second spot for the time being. A good effort by the Indian.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Quarterfinal)

Harvinder Singh 6-2 Maik Szarszewski

Maik hits a couple of 8's and a 7 from Set 4. Meanwhile, India's Harvinder Singh hits a couple of 9's and an 8 to book his berth in the semis.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Quarterfinal)

Harvinder Singh 4-2 Maik Szarszewski

A couple of 8's and a 9 for Harvinder Singh, while Maik starts off with a 10 and follows it up with two 9's. Germany's Maik gets back into the game as he steals a couple of points.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Quarterfinal)

Harvinder Singh 4-0 Maik Szarszewski

The Indian archer scores 25 compared to Maik's 21 in Set 1. He scores 28 from Set 2, while Maik manages to get a score of only 23. With two wins, Harvinder Singh leads 4-0.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (Quarterfinal)

India's Harvinder Singh will lock horns with Germany's Maik Szarszewski.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

India's Kashish Lakra is the next woman who shall be competing in the final.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Good show by Algeria's Nadjet Boucherf. She broke the continental record twice in her six throws. She recorded her best throw of 13.01m, which has taken her to the first spot.

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Algeria's Nadjet Boucherf is the next paralympian to appear in this final.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

The first thrower of the final was Tunisia's Dhouda Chelhi. She has completed her six throws. Her best throw in the final was 11.90m.

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

The final is underway! Tunisia's Dhouda Chelhi is the first Paralympian to step forward in this final. Every athlete in the club throw gets six chances which they take in one go.

We are less than 10 minutes away from the start of this final. So please do go anywhere. We shall bring to you all the updates as this final progresses.

Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Here is a look at the eight women who will be competing in the Women's Club Throw- F51 Final.

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Women's Club Throw - F51 Final

Welcome to the coverage of the Women's Club Throw - F51 Final. After a medal in the men's high jump earlier in the day thanks to Praveen Kumar, India will be hoping for adding more medals to its kitty from the track and field events. This event will certainly excite the Indian fans as two Indians will feature in this final. Kashish Lakra and Ekta Bhyan are in the final and would be vying for medals.

Badminton

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Badminton

Fredy def. Dhillon 21-19, 21-9

Badminton

Dhillon 8-21 Fredy - And he puts it away with another smash down the forehand side of Dhillon. Takes the match on the second match point!

Men's Individual Recurve Open (1/8 Elimination)

David Phillips 7 - 3 Chikara Vivek

Vivek ends up on the losing side, having missed his first arrow. He hits 7 and 10 off the last two arrows and finishes the set with 17 points. David, on the other hand, hits a couple of 8's and a 7 to finish the set with 23 points. He progresses to the next stage of the event with ease.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (1/8 Elimination)

David Phillips 5 - 3 Chikara Vivek

Vivek scores 22, with an 8, 9 and 5 from Set 4. Meanwhile, David starts with a 9 and follows it with a couple of 10's. The latter takes a 2-point lead in the game. India's Chikara Vivek is in a must-win situation.

Badminton

Dhillon 8-20 Fredy - A well place smash down the line sets up 12 match points for Fredy.

Badminton

Dhillon 7-19 Fredy - Dhillon stops the rot with a smash winner on the flick serve. What can do shift the tide here?

Badminton

Dhillon 6-18 Fredy - Fredy racing to a comfortable-looking victory here in Game 2.

Badminton

Dhillon 6-15 Fredy - A nine point gap looks like it might be too big a mountain to climb for Dhillon now.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (1/8 Elimination)

David Phillips 3 - 3 Chikara Vivek

Vivek starts Set 3 with a 9, while David hits a 6. The Indian archer adds a 10 & a 9 to his name, while David hits a 9 and 7. Vivek Chikara scores 28. Meanwhile, David Phillips scores 22 and allows the Indian to level scores.

Men's Individual Recurve Open (1/8 Elimination)

David Phillips 3 - 1 Chikara Vivek

Both players start the second set with a couple of 9's and then adds one each 7 from the last arrow of the set. The two players score 25 each and split one point each.

Badminton

Dhillon 6-13 Fredy - Two points from Dhillon, but Fredy gets right back in with another strong move forward.

Badminton

Dhillon 4-12 Fredy - The lead in widening for the Indonesian as he is just a handful of quick points away from a win.

Badminton

Dhillon 4-10 Fredy - This is not looking good for the Indian as Fredy is going from strength to strength here.

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