Live Updates
11:01 PM: Avinash Sable qualified for the final of the men's 3000m steeplechase after finishing fifth in the heats of the event.
8:25 PM: Nisha Dahiya's campaign has come to an end with 8-10 defeat against Pak Sol Gum of North Korea in the women's freestyle 68 kg quarterfinals.
8:23 PM: Viktor Axelsen defended his Olympic gold medal by defeating Thailandโs Kunlavut Vitidsarn in two straight sets in the badminton men's singles final.
7:13 PM: Lakshya Sen missed out on winning his maiden Olympic medal as he lost to Malyasia's Lee Zii Jia in the bronze medal match. Sen was defeated in three sets - 21-13, 16-21, 12-21.
7:10: Nisha Dahiya defeated Tetiana Sova of Ukraine in Women's pre-quarters of Women's 68 Kg. The quarterfinals to begin at 7:30 PM.
6:52 PM: Meanwhile, Indian skeet shooters Anantjeet Singh and Maheshwari Chauhan finish 4th against China in the bronze medal match of the mixed team event.
6:48 PM: Lee Zii Jia fought back to win Game 2 against Lakshya Sen
6:45 PM: Lakshya Sen suffered an injury on his right elbow while trailing against Lee Zii Jia in second game.
6.20 PM: Lakshya Sen wins the first game 21-13 against India Lee Zii Jia Of Malaysia. The Indian shuttler has completely dominated the match so far with his quick court-movement and lethal smashes.
4:39 PM: Anantjeet Singh and Maheshwari Chauhan qualified for the bronze medal after finishing fourth in the qualification round of the Skeet Mixed Team event.
4:04 PM: Kiran Pahal finishes seventh in Heat 5 of Women's 400m race and failed to qualify for the semifinal of the event,
2:30 pm: The duo of Sreeja Akula and Archana Kamath win against Diaconu Adina and Samara Elizabeta in the round of 16 match. Manika Batra also beats Bernadette. As a result, they have made it to the quarter-finals.
1:30 pm: Table Tennis event involving Archana Kamath, Manika Batra, and Sreeja Akula starts in Paris.
12:30 pm: Skeet mixed qualification event underway.
Preview:
After an action-packed day 9 of Paris 2024 Olympics, the caravan will move to day 10 as the athletes brace themselves up for new goals to achieve. Lakshya Sen will be the most in focus despite losing the men's Badminton single semi-final to Denmark's Viktor Axelsen on Sunday in straight sets.
The 22-year-old Indian shuttler will face Malaysia's Lee Zi Jia for bronze medal on Monday. With India winning only 3 medals thus far, all three have gone to the shooting contingent. Manu Bhaker has won a record two bronze in women's 10m Air Pistol shooting event and mixed team's Air Pistol event. The 3rd bronze medal for India in this Olympics edition went to Swapnil Kusale in the Men's 50m Rifle 3P.
Among the other events, skeet events, table Tennis, sailing, women's freestyle wrestling are also on the cards. The Athletics will also continue on Monday as Avinash Sable will be in action in the Men's 3000m Steeplechase Round 1. Among the Athletics contingent, Kiran Pahal will also be seen in the women's 400 meters round 1.
