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That is all from Tuesday's outing in London. Wednesday will bring more hope and still better results for Indians. It is a prayer, not a prediction.
On that note, goodbye for the night.
On that note, goodbye for the night.
So Tuesday comes to an end as far as the Indians are concerned. Here is a look at how the Indians fared, in pics.
Excellent way to end what has otherwise been a tad disappointing Tuesday for the Indian contingent. First Devendro Singh and now Manoj Kumar advances.
Contrasting strategies from the two boxers but same result. Hope from boxing widens...
Contrasting strategies from the two boxers but same result. Hope from boxing widens...
THAT IS A WIN:
Excellent 13-7 win for Manoj Kumar who is now in the round of 16 (64kg category)!
Excellent 13-7 win for Manoj Kumar who is now in the round of 16 (64kg category)!
The bell rings...Manoj it is...waiting for the official verdict though.
Manoj is not experimenting. It is a good, clean and simple strategy from the Indian and it is clicking...seconds left now.
Serdar Hudayberdiyev appears slightly exhausted. This is shaping up really well for Manoj. Let's just forget the first round ever happened. This is great work in round two and three...
All Manoj needs to do now is hold on. Seems to be doing it well as the clock runs down in the third round.
Manoj takes a four point lead at the end of two. What a comeback. Brilliant second round.
Three big rights from Manoj out of nowhere. Indian fans mighty pleased here...
A bit lucky for Manoj to have tied the opening round. Second round has Serdar Hudayberdiyev on the attack once again.
Opening round ends. Close but not Manoj's way. SCORE shows 2-2 though.
Hudayberdiyev may have just picked up a point or two but very subdued effort here.
No major punches from either of the two boxers yet in the first round. WATCHFUL...
This is the 64kg clash. Manoj Kumar gets a rousing welcome despite the late hour...
AND WE ARE ON...
India's Manoj Kumar coming out against Serdar Hudayberdiyev of Turkmenistan.
India's Manoj Kumar coming out against Serdar Hudayberdiyev of Turkmenistan.
Slight delay in Manoj Kumar's match. In the meantime, here is a look at the emotion of the day...
Why is she crying? Read report here.
Why is she crying? Read report here.
And now the match featuring Manoj Kumar of India is minutes away. 0215 (IST) to be absolutely precise...
So, India 32nd as of this minute in the medals tally. We have a bronze. Great!
Bad news: China has 10 golds, USA has 7.
Good news: India has some medal hopefuls still in with a solid chance: Saina Nehwal, Vijender Kumar and Gagan Narang/Abhinav Bindra to name a few.
Bad news: China has 10 golds, USA has 7.
Good news: India has some medal hopefuls still in with a solid chance: Saina Nehwal, Vijender Kumar and Gagan Narang/Abhinav Bindra to name a few.
RECAP OF SOMETHING GOOD: If you thought it was a miserable day for India in the Olympic Games on Tuesday, spare a thought for this boxer.
Devendro Singh won his 49kg in the first round itself. Power, strength and aggression in the perfect mix. (Read report here)
Devendro Singh won his 49kg in the first round itself. Power, strength and aggression in the perfect mix. (Read report here)
Full report on the men's 200m butterfly event here.
South Africa's Chad le Clos (left) in action against Michael Phelps. Here he is seen catching up with the American in the last millionth of a second...
A recap from the swimming competition in pictures...check out Michael Phelps' reaction after wining the silver and equaling the record number of Olympic medals...
So what is the wait for?
India's Manoj Kumar will fight in the 64kg category. The bout begins at 0215 (IST).
Coming up in the meanwhile...more reports and some interesting galleries:
India's Manoj Kumar will fight in the 64kg category. The bout begins at 0215 (IST).
Coming up in the meanwhile...more reports and some interesting galleries:
And this was not even a defeat. Far from it...sublime performance...
It is bad reading about an ouster but defeat is as much a part of sports as victory.
BADMINTON: Match report from Jwala/Ashwini match on Tuesday.
BADMINTON: Match report from Jwala/Ashwini match on Tuesday.
So even champions can make rookie mistakes. Look at Phelps!
A message issued in larger interest of Indian fans who may be reeling under what has been a rather torrid Tuesday!
A message issued in larger interest of Indian fans who may be reeling under what has been a rather torrid Tuesday!
STUNNING UPSET. WHAT A SWIM....
Chad le Clos beats Michael Phelps to claim the goal. Phelps leads throughout but misses out in the final mili-second 1:53:01 against 1:52:96 of le Clos!
Chad le Clos beats Michael Phelps to claim the goal. Phelps leads throughout but misses out in the final mili-second 1:53:01 against 1:52:96 of le Clos!
Phelps in the lead!
There is more in store and no not from Indian athletes.
Michael Phelps comes out to a rousing reception. He will compete in the 200m butterfly event!
Michael Phelps comes out to a rousing reception. He will compete in the 200m butterfly event!
CONFIRMING THE BAD NEWS
The numbers have been looked into again and again and nowhere is there a chance for Jwala/Ashwini to advance despite their win today.
What an irony! Things were beginning to fall into place for the two...
The numbers have been looked into again and again and nowhere is there a chance for Jwala/Ashwini to advance despite their win today.
What an irony! Things were beginning to fall into place for the two...
RULEBOOK TIME:
Most calculations showed a win needed by a margin of 8. Now statisticians are saying there is still a chance for Ashwini/Jwala. Numbers being crunched as confirmation is awaited.
Most calculations showed a win needed by a margin of 8. Now statisticians are saying there is still a chance for Ashwini/Jwala. Numbers being crunched as confirmation is awaited.
Jwala/Ashwini seal the match 21-16, 21-15 but miss out on a chance to advance to the quarterfinals.
It is 18-14 now. All over as far as advancing is concerned for the Indians.
15-11. Jwala and Ashwini can give away just 2 more points.
14-7 for the Indians. Again a reminder. Jwala and Ashwini need to seal the set by a margin of 8 points to advance.
It's 12-4. Wembley is reverberating with the sounds of cheer for Jwala and Ashwini.
Jwala taking the lead. Smashing with full force. India 11-1 against Singapore.
Lot of support for the Indians. It is 10-1 now against Singapore's Shinta Mulia/Lei Yao.
The Singapore players are caving in. They are making errors which helps Jwala/Ashwini go 8-0 up.
7-0. This is getting really sweet for the Indians.
Good start. GREAT START. 6-0 for Jwala/Ashwini.
Jwala/Ashwini take the first set 21-16.
NOTE: The Indians now need to win by a margin of at least 21-13 in the second game to advance.
NOTE: The Indians now need to win by a margin of at least 21-13 in the second game to advance.
A brilliant start is now giving way to a bit of a drag from the Indians' side. The score though is 19-14 in their favour.
DISAPPOINTED?
Well over to some better news from BADMINTON.
Jwala/Ashwini are smashing their way against Shinta Mulia/Lei Yao of Singapore.
Well over to some better news from BADMINTON.
Jwala/Ashwini are smashing their way against Shinta Mulia/Lei Yao of Singapore.
Tennis: Bhupathi/Bopanna out from the Olympics men's doubles tennis after a 3-6, 4-6 loss to Benneteau/Gasquet. Another one down for the Indian contingent at the 2012 Games.
Tennis: Bhupathi/Bopanna trail 4-5 in the second set after their serve was broken by Benneteau/Gasquet.
Bhupathi/Bopanna take a slight lead. 4-3 against the French.
ALL LEVEL in the men's doubles event:
Bhupathi/Bopanna are unable to build on their 3-0 advantage. It is now 3-3 in the second with momentum against them.
Bhupathi/Bopanna are unable to build on their 3-0 advantage. It is now 3-3 in the second with momentum against them.
BATTLE on centre court ends:
Maria Sharapova through to the third round. Beats Laura Robson of Britain 7-6, 6-3.
Here though is Robson in action from the match. Her spirit was well appreciated by home fans gathered here.
Maria Sharapova through to the third round. Beats Laura Robson of Britain 7-6, 6-3.
Here though is Robson in action from the match. Her spirit was well appreciated by home fans gathered here.
DOUBLES EVENT: Gasquet/Benneteau now claw back against Bhupathi/Bopanna. The Indians lead 3-2 in the second set.
WHAT a match on the centre court meanwhile. The Briton is making Maria Sharapova sweat and puff for her win.
Laura Robson is 3-4 in the second set against the Russian after narrowly losing the opening set.
Laura Robson is 3-4 in the second set against the Russian after narrowly losing the opening set.
Enough with words then...just plain updates as Gasquet/Benneteau now bring back a game. 3-1 in favour of the Indians in the second set.
Recap: Bhupathi/Bopanna lost the opening set.
Recap: Bhupathi/Bopanna lost the opening set.
Can keep making CORRECTIONS if that is the word that gives the Indians a win....
Correction: Make that 3-0 for the Indians in the second set...a comeback coming up in a big way!
Correction: Make that 3-0 for the Indians in the second set...a comeback coming up in a big way!
Correction: Just make that 2-0 in favour of the Indians. Yes, they look a bit more determined now or is it too early?
BACK to live action: Bhupathi/Bopanna have taken a 1-0 lead in the second set after Frenchmen Gasquet/Benneteau took the first 6-3.
Here is the report from another match from the day. And what a complete annihilation it was.
Djokovic crushes Roddick to send warning signals
Djokovic crushes Roddick to send warning signals
The French claim the first set against Bopanna and Bhupathi. 6-3 was the scoreline in the opener.
BACK with the Indians and...
...Bhupathi/Bopanna now 3-5 behind Gasquet/Benneteau.
...Bhupathi/Bopanna now 3-5 behind Gasquet/Benneteau.
BREAK Update: Maria Sharapova is being made to fight hard for her win as she battles Britain's Laura Robson. (7-6, 3-1 in favour of Maria)
Not working for the Indians again. It is 5-2 against them as Gasquet and Benneteau look to be more agile than their Indian opponents.
That is more like it, isn't it? Bhupathi/Bopanna not letting their opponents walk away with the set. Reclaim to, still, trail 2-4.
The French break through. Bhupathi/Bopanna now trail 1-4.
May be the words here are jinxed. There is a battle raging on now with no side willing to submit. India trail France 1-3 in the opening set.
It appears that the Frenchmen are racing against the clock. The match has taken 15 minutes of their 'busy' schedule. As long as the result is in their favour, tactics cannot be questioned.
Focus back on TENNIS: Frenchmen Gasquet and Benneteau have taken a 3-1 lead against Bhupathi and Bopanna, in the opening set.
No more hopes then from men's archery. Tarundeep Rai's campaign comes to a halt. He surrenders but in hindsight, did well to reach the round of 16, with some luck of course. Nothing against his abilities though.
Two arrows in the red from Tarundeep. The South Korean will not make the same mistake. Shoots two 10s in the fourth.
The Korean loses the third. Buckles under pressure as Tarundeep shoots two 10s.
Bubmin seems to have more support going his way. And wait...Tarundeep is doing it again. He is fighting back with two 10s.
The Korean has shot four 10s in a row. He is making it very difficult for Tarundeep.
Kim Bubmin of South Korea is leading Tarundeep 2-0.
Archery: Tarundeep Rai is back competing for a right to advance..
Gasquet/Benneteau beat Fleming/Hutchins in their opener. (7-5, 6-3)
Bhupathi/Bopanna beat Mirnyi/Bury in their opening doubles match. (6-7, 7-6, 8-6)
Julien Benneteau is 30 and Richard Gasquet is 26. They face an Indian pair who are aged 38 (Bhupathi) and 32 (Bopanna).
Will it be a case of age vs experience or just a matter of which side has a better day?
Will it be a case of age vs experience or just a matter of which side has a better day?
Tennis: Bhupathi and Bopanna are about to begin their doubles match against Gasquet and Benneteau (France).
While we wait for more live events to unfold featuring India, do check out How Indians fared on Day 5 in pics
There is an event called Canoe Slalom. Yes, it is popular even if not in India.
Tony Estanguet of France has claimed gold in the men's event here...
Tony Estanguet of France has claimed gold in the men's event here...
Tarundeep's round of 16 elimination will be contested at 9:40 (IST). Stay tuned here for updates on it. Meanwhile, other news from elsewhere is....
WHAT A FIGHTBACK AND A WIN
Tarundeep Rai forces the match into a single shot tie-break and claims a 9 points as against 7 from Cuba's JC Stevens. What a win and what a way to do it....
Tarundeep Rai forces the match into a single shot tie-break and claims a 9 points as against 7 from Cuba's JC Stevens. What a win and what a way to do it....
Tarundeep Rai takes his match against Cuba into a tie-break. Wow, a fightback at last...
Pressure and more and more of it. Tarundeep seems to be caving in after opening with a 10 in the fifth.
Are we looking at a golden arrow shootout? Indian fans must be praying for it since Tarundeep continues to trail.
Tarundeep survives by taking the fourth set against JC Stevens.
It is slipping away from Tarundeep. He loses here and that is it as far as his campaign in London Olympics is concerned.
Tarundeep Rai trails 1-5 against JC Stevens.
Second set shared between Tarundeep Rai and JC Stevens of Cuba. The Cuban leads 3-1.
Tarundeep Rai 27 against JC Stevens of Cuba 29 in set 1.
Archery: Tarundeep Rai has begun his archery event against Cuba.
India's Rahul Banerjee knocked out in #archery by Poland's Rafal Dobrowloski
After 4 rounds, Rahul trails 26-29 against his Polish opponent.
Dobrowloski now leads Rahul 2-1.
While we wait for Tarundeep, Rahul has returned, this time against Poland's Dobrowloski. He trails however.
Next Indian to watch out for is in Archery again.
Tarundeep Rai will look to replicate the success of Rahul Banerjee and shoot his way to the next round.
Tarundeep Rai will look to replicate the success of Rahul Banerjee and shoot his way to the next round.
VICTORY: India's Rahul Banerjee shoots to a comprehensive 3-0 win against Mongolia's Jantsan Gantugs.
Takes aim and shoots to claim yet another 10. Rahul Banerjee cannot find anything apart from the maximum score possible. Great form.
Rahul Banerjee claims the second set against his Mongolian opponent to build a 4-point lead.
Archery: The second set is underway. Rahul Banerjee took the opener 29-27.
Archery: Rahul Banerjee's archery match against Jantsan Gantugs of Mongolia has begun. The Indian is 2-0 up.
More action: Rahul Banerjee to take on Jantsan Gantugs of Mongolia in the men's singles event in archery in a few minutes.
Did anyone make the mistake of saying that Indian boxers generally lack the killer instinct? Meet Devendro Singh.
He came out punching and jabbing, leaving nothing to chance against Bayron Molina. What a fight!
He came out punching and jabbing, leaving nothing to chance against Bayron Molina. What a fight!
And it is a win by a knockout in the first round for India's Devendro Singh
There is little doubt that Devendro Singh has taken the opening round against his opponent.
Devendro Singh punches and punches hard against his opponent from Honduras.
Boxing: India's Devendro Singh Laishram has begun his 49kg bout against Bayron Molina of Honduras. He begins with good punches.
Here she is. Zara Philips celebrating her error-free ride in the Equestrian event which was good enough to earn the Queen's granddaughter, a silver medal.
Granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II -Zara Philips - has won the silver medal in the Equestrian event.
Andy Murray is back on the Wimbledon court but this time for an Olympic medal. He is playing against Finland's Jarkko Nieminen in the second round of men's singles.
And here is a look at the Royal family of Britain: Prince William, Kate and Prince Harry.
They were at the equestrian event today...check the expression on their faces...
They were at the equestrian event today...check the expression on their faces...
Next up for India:
Boxing: Laishram Devendro Singh will fight in his 49kg match at 7pm (IST)
Archery: Rahul Banerjee will shoot at 7:30pm (IST)
Boxing: Laishram Devendro Singh will fight in his 49kg match at 7pm (IST)
Archery: Rahul Banerjee will shoot at 7:30pm (IST)
Read the preview of India's hockey match against New Zealand here.
EQUESTRIAN: Germany has won its second consecutive Olympic gold medal in equestrian team eventing, beating out hometown favorite Britain with Zara Phillips riding before her royal family. Britain won the silver and New Zealand the bronze.
Venus Williams beats Alekzandra Wozniack in the women's singles second round match. Venus won 6-1, 6-3
Venus Williams fighting against Alekzandra Wozniack in the women's singles second round match. Venus leads 6-1, 5-2
Indian weightlifter Ravi Kumar crashes out
Ravi Kumar's final attempt was of 176 kg and he failed again. Struggling with a shoulder injury, Ravi Kumar's total was 303 kg
Indian weightlifter Ravi Kumar targets 176 kg in his second attempt in the Clean and Jerk Round, fails to complete it
Men's Singles Sculls: Sweden's Lassi Karonen leads, Swaran Singh finishes fourth, fails to qualify for the semi-final
Men's Singles Sculls - Indian rower Swaran Singh Virk starts his quarterfinal
Ravi Kumar is third in the list with his total 303kg (136 in Snatch) and (167 in Clean and Jerk first attempt)
Ravi Kumar attempts 167kg in the Clean and Jerk Round, Succeeds in his attempts
Ravi Kumar attempts for 167kg
Ravi Kumar is the next lifter in the Clean and Jerk round of the 69kg category
France and North Korea are the most improved countries after three days compared to Beijing 2008: + 3 gold medals each. - COURTESY INFOSTRATA
Indian rowers Manjeet Singh and Sandeep Kumar finish sixth in Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechage. They will now row for minor placin
Jennifer Nichols shoots a 9 while Swuro shoots an 8. So Swuro has been ousted and Jennifer Nichols is through to Round of 16
5th Set
Nichols - 9, 9, 10 - 28
Swuro - 8, 10, 6 - 24
Nichols levels the score, it is 5-5
C Swuro takes the fourth set. She scored 10, 9, 10 - 28 while J Nichols scored 8, 9, 9 - 26. Swuro leads 5-3
Set 3
Nichols - 7, 9, 9 - 25
Swuro - 8, 7, 9 - 24
So it is Nichols winning the third set
Chekrovolu Swuro 2-2 Jennifer Nichols
Indian archer Chekrovolu Swuro takes on on US' Jennifer Nichols in Women's Individual 1/32 Elimination.. Swuro wins the first set.
2008 Beijing Olympics gold medallists Netherlands have won their first match of the preliminary round against Japan 3-2 in the Women's Hockey event at the Riverbank Arena. Kim Lammers scored two of the three goals for Netherlands.
Ravi Kumar tries again in what is his third attempt in the Snatch category. Fails again. He needs to lift a minimum of 141 kg in the Clean and Jerk category.
And he fails again
And now he is back for his third attempt in the Snatch category. His target 141 Kg
Ravi Kumar tries 141 kg in his second attempt but fails to complete the lift
Ravi Kumar in for his second attempt. His target 141 kg
Colombia's Sanchez tried 140 kg in his second attempt but failed
And we shift our focus to weightlifting now
South Korea'S Jung Eun Ha and Yong Dae Lee beat India'S Jwala Gutta and V Diju 21-15 21-15
Lee/Ha lead by 17-15 Gutta/Diju
Back to badminton, Gutta/Diju 12-17 Lee/Ha
WEIGHTLIFTING: Ravi Kumar makes his first attempt is of 136kg and he does is successfully. Good Job
WEIGHTLIFTING: Ravi Kumar makes his first attempt, first attempt is 136kg. Good Job!
The Korean pair is playing an aggressive game against the Indians, they lead 10-8
After a long rally, the scores are Lee/Ha 8-7 Guttta/Diju
Lee/Ha leads second game 7-6 vs Gutta/Diju
Meanwhile Indian weightlifter Ravi Kumar is in action in the men's 69 kg category. Yet to take his first attempt
Lee/Ha 5-3 Gutta/Diju.
It was a smashing shot from the Korean
Gutta/Diju 2-2 Lee/Ha
The second game starts. Can the Indians fight back? Koreans lead the second game 2-0
Lee/Ha take the first game 21-15 vs Gutta/Diju
Great fightback from Indians. Lee/Ha 20-15 Gutta/Diju
Lee/Ha 18-9 Gutta/Diju
Lee/Ha 17-7 Gutta/Diju
And Lee/Ha extend their lead to 17-5 vs Gutta/Diju
Lee/Ha lead 14-5 vs Gutta/Diju
Lee/Ha lead 13-5 vs Gutta/Diju
The Koreans are way too quick. Gutta-Diju trailing 5-12 vs Lee-Ha
Gutta-Diju trailing 4-11 vs Lee-Ha and in no time
LONDON 2012 BADMINTON: Mixed Doubles Group C Match: India's Jwala Gutta-V Diju vs S Korea's Jung Eun Ha/Yong Dae Lee begins
OLYMPICS TRIVIA: Do you know Great Britain is the only nation to have won at least one gold medal at every Summer Games.
And though cricket is not an Olympic sport, we still can't resist from updating you about it. While all eyeballs are glued to London, the Indian team is silently playing a one-day series in serene and peaceful environs of Sri Lanka against the hosts.
It's the 4th ODI today, Sri Lanka has opted to bat vs India, who play both Manoj Tiwary and Rohit Sharma today. For more updates, click here
Yoshie Ueno took just 1 minute and 21 seconds to beat Garima Chaudhary
Japan's Yoshie Ueno scores an Ippon to beat India's Garima Chaudhary. This means, India's chances in Judo are over
COMING UP NEXT:
Judo, 63 kg category, Eliminations Round of 32: India's Garima Chaudhary vs Japan's Yoshie Ueno
Kashyap wins 21-9 21-14, moves into the round of 16. Great performance from the Indian shuttler who played a flawless game to upset a higher-ranked player Tien Minh Nguyen from Vietnam.
And now just one point away from next round
Kashyap two points away from moving into next round
Fantastic Rally, Kashyap 19-14 Nguyen
Kashyap falters. Kashyap 18-14 Nguyen
And another error from Nguyen. He seems to be under pressure. Kashyap 18-12 Nguyen
Wow, great return from Kashyap, leads 16-11
And once again Kashyap forces Nguyen to err, leads 15-11
And P Kashyap extends lead, 14-11 Nguyen
After an impressive rally, the score now reads Kashyap 13-11 Nguyen
And Nguyen makes it 10-12 vs Kashyap. Kashyap fights again with another winning smash and makes it 13-10
Kashyap 12-8 Nguyen. Leads by 4 points
P Kashyap leads Nguyen 21-9, 11-7
Kashyap 11-7 Nguyen. And some more tips from Gopichand during the break
Kashyap takes a 3-point lead, makes it 10-7 vs Nguyen. Kashyap never misses to smash
Kashyap takes a 2-point lead, makes it 9-7 vs Nguyen
Kashyap leads 8-7 vs Nguyen
Nguyen takes the score to 7-6 vs Kashyap. Indian shuttler returns well to make it 7-7
It's 6-6 for Kashyap and Nguyen
And Nguyen makes it 4-5 vs Kashyap. And he levels the score with the serve
Kashyap extends his lead to 5-3
Kashyap makes it 4-3 vs Nguyen
It's Nguyen 3-2 Kashyap
Kashyap levels and makes it 2-2 vs Nguyen
Nguyen takes 2-0 lead in the second game vs Kashyap. But the Indian fights back to make it 2-1
Exceptional rally! First point for Nguyen in the second game
Kashyap, Nguyen get ready for the second game
Coacah Pullela Gopichand gives some tips to Kashyap during the break.
Kashyap takes first game 21-9
Kashyap takes the score to 19-9
Kashyap 16-7 vs Nguyen. The Indian shuttler leads by 9 points
Another smash shot from Kashyap, and he takes the score to 14-7 against Nguyen
Nguyen under pressure against Kashyap as the scoreboard reads 13-7
What a Smash from Kashyap, extends his lead by 11-6
It's Kashyap 10-6 Nguyen
It's Kashyap 9-6 Nguyen
Kashyap is in top form, takes his score to 8-5 vs Nguyen
Kashyap extends his lead, it is 7-5
Kashyap leads 6-5 vs Nguyen
Nguyen levels it with Kashyap, it is 5-5
And Nguyen makes it 3-4 vs Kashyap. Kashyap recovers quickly to make it 5-3 in his favour
Kashyap makes it 4-2 vs Nguyen.
Nguyen fights back, makes it 1-2 vs Kashyap
Kashyap is 2-0 against Nguyen
And they start, Kashyap takes 1-0 lead
Kashyap is currently ranked 21st where as Nguyen is World No. 10. Both players are warming up for the important match
Indian badminton player P Kashyap takes on Vietnam's Nguyen in the Play Stage Group D match
Meanwhile former hockey captain Pargat Singh has slammed the Indian team's performance in their opening match against the Netherlands. Read It Here
So far 38 medal events have been completed while 264 gold medals are yet to given. Check Out the Complete Medals Tally Here
Day 4 was a mixed one for India but memorable nevertheless. While Beijing Games gold-medalist Abhinav Bindra failed to qualify, Gagan Narang won Bronze medal in the 10m Air Rifle Final - India's first medal at London.
In boxing, Sumit Sangwan fought bravely but lost his bout under controversial circumstances.
In Hockey, India started their campaign against the Netherlands but lost the match 2-3.
In Badminton. Saina won her singles match while Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponappa won their doubles match.
In boxing, Sumit Sangwan fought bravely but lost his bout under controversial circumstances.
In Hockey, India started their campaign against the Netherlands but lost the match 2-3.
In Badminton. Saina won her singles match while Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponappa won their doubles match.
And if you are concerned only about India, then here is their Day 5 schedule:
ARCHERY:
Men's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round:
Jayanta Talukdar vs Jacob Wukie (USA) (1:45pm IST)
Rahul Banerjee vs Jantsan Gantugs (Mongolia) (7:30pm IST)
Tarundeep Rai vs Juan Carlos Stevens (Cuba) (8:45pm IST)
Women's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round: Chekrovolu Swuro vs Jennifer Nichols (USA) (3:15pm IST)
BADMINTON:
Men's Singles Group D Match: Kashyap Parupalli vs Tien Minh Nguyen (Vietnam) (1pm IST)
Women's Doubles Group B Match: Jwala Gutta/Ashwini Ponnappa vs Shinta Mulia Sari/Lei Yao (Singapore) (11pm IST)
Mixed Doubles Group C Match: Jwala Gutta/V Diju vs Jung Eun Ha/Jung Eun Ha (South Korea) (2:15pm IST)
BOXING:
Men's Light Fly (49kg) Round of 32: Laishram Devendro Singh vs Bayron Molina Figueroa (Honduras) (7pm IST)
Men's Light Welter (64kg) Round of 32: Manoj Kumar vs Serdar Hudayberdiyev (Turkmenistan) (02:15am Wednesday IST)
ROWING:
Men's Single Sculls Quarterfinals Repechage 1: Sawarn Singh (2:20pm IST)
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechage 2: Sandeep Kumar/Mandeep Singh (3pm IST)
WEIGHTLIFTING:
Men's 69kg: Katulu Ravi Kumar (2:30pm IST)
JUDO:
Garima Chaudhary (63kg) in the Round of 32 at (02:05pm IST)
TENNIS:
Men's doubles second round
*Mahesh Bhupathi/Rohan Bopanna vs Julien Benneteau/Richard Gasquet (09:00pm IST)
*Leander Paes/Vishnu Vardhan vs Jo Wifred Tsonga/Michael Llodra (11:00pm IST)
ARCHERY:
Men's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round:
Jayanta Talukdar vs Jacob Wukie (USA) (1:45pm IST)
Rahul Banerjee vs Jantsan Gantugs (Mongolia) (7:30pm IST)
Tarundeep Rai vs Juan Carlos Stevens (Cuba) (8:45pm IST)
Women's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round: Chekrovolu Swuro vs Jennifer Nichols (USA) (3:15pm IST)
BADMINTON:
Men's Singles Group D Match: Kashyap Parupalli vs Tien Minh Nguyen (Vietnam) (1pm IST)
Women's Doubles Group B Match: Jwala Gutta/Ashwini Ponnappa vs Shinta Mulia Sari/Lei Yao (Singapore) (11pm IST)
Mixed Doubles Group C Match: Jwala Gutta/V Diju vs Jung Eun Ha/Jung Eun Ha (South Korea) (2:15pm IST)
BOXING:
Men's Light Fly (49kg) Round of 32: Laishram Devendro Singh vs Bayron Molina Figueroa (Honduras) (7pm IST)
Men's Light Welter (64kg) Round of 32: Manoj Kumar vs Serdar Hudayberdiyev (Turkmenistan) (02:15am Wednesday IST)
ROWING:
Men's Single Sculls Quarterfinals Repechage 1: Sawarn Singh (2:20pm IST)
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechage 2: Sandeep Kumar/Mandeep Singh (3pm IST)
WEIGHTLIFTING:
Men's 69kg: Katulu Ravi Kumar (2:30pm IST)
JUDO:
Garima Chaudhary (63kg) in the Round of 32 at (02:05pm IST)
TENNIS:
Men's doubles second round
*Mahesh Bhupathi/Rohan Bopanna vs Julien Benneteau/Richard Gasquet (09:00pm IST)
*Leander Paes/Vishnu Vardhan vs Jo Wifred Tsonga/Michael Llodra (11:00pm IST)
