India slip To 65th position despite Lovlina Borgohain’s heroics

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Day 12 of the Tokyo Olympics 2020 games proved to be a roller-coaster ride for the Indian sports fanatics. With the Asian and Commonwealth Games gold medalist javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra qualifying with dominance into the finals, boxer Lovlina Borgohain and Indian women’s hockey team lost their semi-final match-ups. However, the North-eastern boxer did secure a third Olympic medal for the country. Moreover, wrestler Ravi Kumar also paved his way through into the gold medal match after nail-biting finish.

Surprisingly, the Chinese contingent was unable to seize any gold medal against their name on Day 12 of the Tokyo Olympics. Yet their lead at the top of the medal tally remains intact courtesy to their 32 gold medals. Having said that, it proved to be a day of jubilation for Great Britain as they took the fourth spot in the medal tally behind Japan.

Medal Winners From Major Events at Day 12 of Tokyo Olympics

With the business end of the Olympic games commencing, a plethora of events were at the disposal of sports fans. Winners from some of the key events on August 4 are listed below.

Artistic Swimming – Duet Free Routine

Gold- ROC

Silver- China

Bronze- Ukraine

Athletics – Women’s 400m Hurdles

Gold- Sydney McLaughlin (USA)

Silver- Dalilah Muhammad (USA)

Bronze- Femke Bol (Netherlands)

Athletics – Men’s 800m

Gold- Kipkurui Emmanuel Korir (Kenya)

Silver- Cheruiyot Ferguson Rotich (Kenya)

Bronze- Patryk Dobek (Poland)

Athletics – Men’s 200m

Gold- Andre de Grasse (Canada)

Silver- Kenneth Bednarek (USA)

Bronze- Noah Lyles (USA)

Cycling Track – Men’s Team Pursuit

Gold- Italy

Silver- Denmark

Bronze- Australia

Equestrian – Jumping Individual

Gold- Ben Maher

Silver- Peder Fredricson

Bronze- Maikel Van der Vlueten

Marathon Swimming – Women’s 10 Km

Gold- Marcela Ana Cunha (Brazil)

Silver- Sharon Van Rouwendaal

Bronze- Kareena Lee

Skateboarding – Women’s Park

Gold- Sakura Yosozumi (Japan)

Silver- Kokona Hiraki (Japan)

Bronze- Sky Brown (Great Britain)

Weightlifting – Men’s +109 Kg

Gold- Lasha Talakhadze (Georgia)

Silver- Ali Davoudi (Islamic Republic of Iran)

Bronze- Man Asaad (Syria)

Wrestling – Men’s Greco Roman 67Kg

Gold- Mohammadreza Geraei (Islamic Republic of Iran)

Silver- Parviz Nasibov (Ukraine)

Bronze- Mohamed Ibrahim Elsayed (Egypt) / Frank Staebler (Germany)