Day 10 of the Paris Olympics brought mixed fortunes for the Indian contingent, with moments of near triumph and tough defeats.
In badminton, Lakshya Sen narrowly missed out on securing a bronze medal in a hard-fought match against Malaysia’s Lee Zii Jia. Sen displayed remarkable skill and determination, winning the first set 21-13. However, Lee made a strong comeback, taking the next two sets 21-16 and 21-11, leaving Sen just short of a podium finish.

The shooting events saw disappointment for Maheshwari Singh and Anant Jeet Singh, who fell short in the mixed skeet bronze medal match. Despite their efforts, they couldn’t secure a place on the podium.
In athletics, Kiran Pahal’s Olympic journey ended as she finished seventh in her women’s 400m heat. Despite her best efforts, she couldn’t advance to the next stage. On a more positive note, Avinash Sable continued to shine in the men’s 3000m steeplechase, securing a spot in the final. Sable’s performance has raised hopes for a potential medal in the challenging event.
India’s table tennis team provided a bright spot, advancing to the quarter-finals with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Romania. The match showcased the resilience and talent of the Indian players, who fought hard to secure their place in the next round.
Wrestling also brought heartbreak as Nisha Dahiya was eliminated from the competition due to an injury. Her exit was a significant setback for the Indian wrestling team, which had high hopes for her performance.
Looking ahead to Day 11, excitement remains high with several key events on the horizon. The table tennis team continues their campaign, aiming to progress further in the tournament. In athletics, all eyes will be on Neeraj Chopra as he competes in the javelin qualifications, hoping to replicate his gold medal-winning performance from the previous Olympics.

Vinesh Phogat will make her much-anticipated wrestling opener, adding to the day’s action. Additionally, the Indian men’s hockey team faces a crucial semi-final clash against Germany, a match that promises intense competition and the possibility of advancing to the final.
As the Paris Olympics progress, the Indian athletes continue to inspire with their dedication and performances, keeping the nation’s hopes alive for more medals in the coming days.