Day-6 Olympics

 Day 6



3X3 BASKETBALL: 1. Women's pool round: China, Japan, Mongolia, Romania, Italy, France, USA, and ROC played matches against each other.
2.Men's pool round: Belgium, China, Serbia, Japan, ROC, Latvia, Neherlands, and Poland played matches against each other.                                      
                                    
ARCHERY: Men's team finals: Gold: Korea
                                                    Silver: Chinese Taipei 
                                                    Bronze: Japan       


ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS: Men's team final: Gold: ROC
                                                                              Silver: Japan
                                                                              Bronze: China
BADMINTON:  Several matches were played today. As the league matches are on therefore no player was eliminated in today's rounds
SOFTBALL:  Softball opening rounds: 
                        * Japan vs USA. USA won by 2-1
                        * Canada vs Italy. CAN won by 8-1
                        * Mexico vs Australia. MEX won by 4-1              
BASKETBALL: Men's preliminary round group C
                            Argentina vs Slovenia. SLO won by 118-100
                           Japan vs Spain. ESP won by 88-77
                           Women's preliminary round group A
                          Korea vs Spain. ESP won by 73-69
                          Serbia vs Canada. SRB won by 72-68
BEACH VOLLEYBALL: Women's and men's preliminary matches of pool F, D, A and A,B respectively were played 


BOXING: In boxing, all the events including men's and women's fly, feather, and middle were brought to an extent till of round of 16  
CANOE SLALOM:  Men's canoe finals: Gold: Benjamin Savsek (Slovenia)
                                                                    Silver: Lukas Rohan (Czech Republic) 
                                                                    Sideris Tasiadis ( Germany) 
CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKE: men's cross country:
                                                       Gold: Thomas Pidcock (Great Britain)
                                                       Silver: Mathias Flueckiger (Switzerland)
                                                       Bronze: David Valero Serrano ( Spain)
DIVING: Men's synchronized 10m platform final
                 Gold: Great Britain
                 Silver: China
                 Bronze: ROC
FENCING: Women's Sabre Individual Bout
                  Gold: Sofia Pozdniakova (ROC)
                 Silver: Sofya Velikaya (ROC)
                 Bronze: Manon Brunet ( France)
men's Foil individual bout :Gold: Daniele Garozzo (Italy)
                                            Silver: Ka Long Cheung (Hong Kong)
                                            Bronze: Alexander Choupenitch (Czech Republic)
HANDBALL:  Men's preliminary rounds were played today
HOCKEY: Women's pool A and B Matches were played today. Unfortunately India lost today's match by Germany by Scores 2-0
JUDO: Women's 57kg final
             Gold: Sarah Leonie Cysique ( France)
             Silver: Nora Gjakova (Kosovo)
             Bronze:Tsukasa Yoshida (Japan)
                         Jessica Can Klimkait (Canada)
             Men's 73kg final:    
                 Gold: Shohie Ono (Japan)
                 Silver: Lasha Geo Shadatushili (Georgia)
                 Bronze: Changrim An (korea)
RUGBY SEVENS: Men's pool matches were played today so there was no elimination 


SAILING: Today were the first races of this event
SHOOTING:  Skeet Women's final: 
                     Gold: Amber English of USA
                     Silver: Diana Bacosi of Italy
                     Bronze: Meng Wei of China
                     Skeet Men's final: 
                     Gold: Vincent Hancock of USA 
                     Silver: Jesper Hansen of Denmark
                      Bronze: Abdullah Alrashidi of Kuwait
SKATEBOARDING: Women's street final: 
                                      Gold: Momiji Nishiya (Japan)
                                       Silver: Rayssa Leal (Brazil)
                                        Bronze: Funa Nakayama ( Japan)
SURFING: Today was the men's and women's round 3 heats. let's wait and see what would be the results tomorrow.


SWIMMING: 1. Women's 100m butterfly 
                         Gold: Margarett Macneil ( Canada)
                         Silver: Yufei Zhang ( China)
                         Bronze: Emma McKeon (Australia)
                         2. Women's 400m freestyle final 
                         Gold: Ariarne Titmus of Australia
                         Silver: Kathleen Ledecky of USA
                         Bronze: Bingjie Li of China
                       3.Men's 100m breaststroke final
                         Gold: Adam Peaty of Great Britain
                         Silver: Arno Kamminga of Netherlands
                         Bronze: Nicolo Martinenghi of Italy 
                         4.  men's 4X100m Freestyle 
                         Gold: USA
                         Silver: Italy
                         Bronze: Australia
TABLE TENNIS: Mixed Doubles Final
                         Gold: China
                         Silver: Japan
                         Bronze: France


TAEKWONDO: Women's 67kg Contest
                         Gold: Matea Jelic (Croatia)
                         Silver: Lauren Williams (Great Britain)
                         Bronze: Egypt & Cote d'Ivoire
                         .Men's 80kg contest
                         Gold: Maksim Khramtcov (ROC)
                         Silver: Saleh Elsharabaty (Jordan)
                         Bronze: Egypt & Crotia
TENNIS: Today men's and women's second rounds in both singles and doubles were played. Unfortunately, India lost today too in Tennis. 
TRIATHLON: Men's individual
                          gold: Kristian Blummenfelt (Norway)
                          Silver: Alex Yee (Great Britain)
                          Bronze: Hayden Wilde (New Zealand)
VOLLEYBALL: Preliminary rounds of Men's category of Iran, Venezuela, USA, ROC, Poland, Italy, France, Tunisia, Japan, Canada, Brazil, and Argentina were played
WATER POLO: Women's preliminary round
                           * USA vs China. USA won by 12-7
                           * ROC vs Hungary. the match was a tie by 10-10
                           * Australia vs Netherlands. AUS won by 15-12
                           * Spain vs Canada. ESP won by 14-10


WEIGHTLIFTING: Women's 55kg 
                                    Gold: Hidilyn Diaz (Philippines)
                                    Silver: Qiuyun Liao (China)
                                    Bronze: Zulfiya Chinshanlo (Kazakistan) 


Thank you


Riju Patidar
SportifyBadminton

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  1. Adamya PatelJuly 27, 2021 at 12:52 AM

    Thank you for keeping us updated. Great job Riju!⭐️

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