V.Ok Elakkiyadasan of Tamil Nadu and S.S Sneha of Karnataka had been topped the quickest athletes of the 2023 Nationwide Video games as they clinched the boys’s and girls’s 100m gold medals in athletics on Sunday.
Maharashtra additionally grew to become the primary contingent to cross the the 100 medals mark, having already received 41 gold medals.
Elakkiyadasan completed with a timing of 10.36 sec forward of Pranav Gurav of Maharashtra, who completed in 10.41 sec, and Providers’ Saurabh Rajesh, who received bronze with a timing of 10.45 sec.
Within the ladies’s class, S.S Sneha of Karnataka crossed the end line with a timing of 11.45 sec forward of the skilled Srabani Nanda of Odisha and R. Giridharani of Tamil Nadu, received bronze with a timing of 11.58 sec.
5 Video games information had been damaged on the opening day of the swimming competitors with Karnataka’s Srihari Natraj profitable two gold medals.
Olympian Natraj was the primary to cross the Video games mark on Sunday with a timing of 1:49.09s in 200m freestyle, pushing Sajan Prakash of Kerala (1:51.10) to second spot whereas Aneesh Gowda of Karnataka completed third with a time of 1: 52.18 sec.
Natraj then bagged his second gold within the 4×100 relay with the Karnataka workforce additionally comprising Gowda, Sambhavv R and Prithvi M clocking a time of three:26.88s. Tamil Nadu (3:28.46) and Maharashtra (3:28.72) received the silver and bronze respectively.
Kerala’s Sajan Prakash was the one one to cease the Karnataka juggernaut profitable the boys’s 100m butterfly with a brand new Nationwide Video games mark.
Prakash, who had received 5 gold, two silver and a bronze within the final Nationwide Video games in Goa, clocked a timing of 53.79 sec to complete forward of Maharashtra’s Mihir Ambre (54.32s) and B Benedicton Rohit (55.00) of Tamil Nadu.
Within the ladies’s part, Karnataka’s Nina Venkatesh additionally bettered the Nationwide Video games mark, clocking 1:02.22 sec within the 100m butterfly. Astha Choudhary of Assam clinched the silver medal with a time of 1:04.21 and Shristy Upadhaya (1:04.24s) of Odisha took dwelling the bronze.
Goa secured one gold and eight bronze medals on the ultimate day of Pencak Silat competitions, having already received one silver and 6 bronze medals within the occasion in the day prior to this. This took their whole tally of medals to 26 already which is 17 greater than what the state managed to safe within the earlier version.
Maharashtra topped the standings in Pencak Silat with seven gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze to bolster their medals tally. They’ve additionally received 12 gold in gymnastics, 10 in Trendy Pentathlon, 9 in Mallakhamb and three in weightlifting.
Within the closing classes of weightlifting, Purnima Pandey of Uttar Pradesh clinched the gold medal within the 87+ ladies’s with a complete elevate of 222 kg. Kerala’s Ann Mariya M.T secured the silver with a complete elevate of 206 kg and Yogita Khedkar of Maharashtra took the bronze lifting 198 kg.
Within the closing occasion of the weightlifting competitors, within the 109+ males’s class, Vipan Kumar of Providers received the gold lifting an mixture weight of 348 kg. Tamil Nadu’s S. Rudramayan received the silver medal with a complete elevate of 343 kg and the bronze medal was secured by Gagandeep Gill of Punjab who lifted a complete of 339 kg.
Desk Tennis additionally received underway with the workforce matches beginning on Sunday. Within the males’s class, West Bengal beat Haryana 3-0 in Group A, whereas Maharashtra beat hosts Goa 3-0 in the identical group. In Group B, Delhi edged out Telangana 3-2 whereas Uttar Pradesh additionally beat Assam in the identical rating line.
Within the ladies’s class, West Bengal beat Tamil Nadu 3-0 with Indian worldwide Mouma Das profitable her match towards Selena Selvakumar in Group B. Within the different match of the group, Madhya Pradesh defeated Goa 3-0.
In Group A, Maharashtra beat Haryana 3-1 with Diya Chitale profitable her rubber towards fellow worldwide Suhana Saini whereas Delhi beat Karnataka 3-2. Within the second spherical of Group B, West Bengal beat Madhya Pradesh 3-2 for his or her second win.
Necessary Outcomes on October 29:
Athletics
100 M Ladies
Gold – S.S Sneha (Karnataka) – 11.45 s
Silver – Srabani Nanda (Odisha) – 11.50 s
Bronze – R. Giridharani (Tamil Nadu) – 11.58 s
100 M Males
Gold – V.Ok Elakkiyadasan (Tamil Nadu) – 10.36 s
Silver – Gurav Pranav (Maharashtra) – 10.41 s
Bronze – Saurabh Rajesh (Providers) – 10.45 s
5000 M
Gold – Gulveer Singh (Providers) – 14.13.03 s
Silver – Gavit Murli Kumar (Gujarat) – 14.13.14 s
Bronze – Ajay Kumar (Goa) – 14.13.33 s
Excessive Soar Males
Gold – J. Aadarsh Ram (Tamil Nadu) – 2.14 m
Silver – V. Bharathi (SSCB) – 2.14 m
Bronze – Swadhin Kumar Majhi (Odisha) – 2.08 m
Discus Throw Ladies
Gold – Seema Punia (Uttar Pradesh) – 52.51 m
Silver – Nidhi (Haryana) – 51.69 m
Bronze – Neetika Verma (Uttar Pradesh) – 51.27 m
10000 M Ladies
Gold – Seema (Himachal Pradesh) – 33.20.75 s
Silver – Sanjivani Jadhav (Maharashtra) – 33.32.27 s
Bronze – Poonam Sonune (Maharashtra) – 34.29.71 s
Swimming
200 M Freestyle Males
Gold – Srihari Nataraj (Karnataka) – 1.49.09 s (NGR)
Silver – Sajan Prakash (Kerala) – 1.51.10 s
Bronze – S. Aneesh Gowda (Karnataka) – 1.52.18 s
200 M Freestyle Ladies
Gold – Dhinidhi Desinghu (Karnataka) – 2.07.32 s
Silver – Sanjana M. Prabhugaonkar (Goa) – 2.09.60 s
Bronze – Vritti Agarwal (Telangana) – 2.09.42 s
100 M Butterfly Males
Gold – Sajan Prakash (Kerala) – 53.79 s (NGR)
Silver – Mihir Ambre (Maharashtra) – 54.32 s
Bronze – Rohit B. Benedicton (Tamil Nadu) – 55.00 s
100 M Butterfly Ladies
Gold – Nina Venkatesh (Karnataka) – 1.02.22 s (NGR)
Silver – Astha Choudhury (Assam) – 1.04.21 s
Bronze – Shristy Upadhaya (Odisha) – 1.04.24 s
4×100 Freestyle Relay Males
Gold – Karnataka – 3.26.88 s (NMR)
(Sambhavv R, Prithvi M, Aneesh S. Gowda, Srihari Nataraj)
Silver – Tamil Nadu – 3.28.46 s
(Sathya Sai Krishnan, P. Vikkas, Pavan Gupta M.S, B. Benedicton Rohit)
Bronze – Maharashtra – 3.28.72 s
(Meet Makhija, Mihir Ambre, Rishabh Das, Virdhawal Khade)
4×100 Freestyle Relay Ladies
Gold – Karnataka – 3.59.53 s (NGR)
(Harshika Ramachandra, Shalini R. Dixit, Nina Venkatesh, Dhinidhi Desinghu)
Silver – Maharashtra – 3.59.68 s
(Palak Joshi, Aditi Hegde, Avantika Chawan, Rujuta Khade)
Bronze – Assam – 4.03.38 s
(Astha Choudhury, Subhranshini Priyadarshini, Jahnabi Kashyap, Shivangi Sharma)
Weightlifting
Ladies’s 87+ KG
Gold – Purnima Pandey (Uttar Pradesh) – Snatch – 100 Kg, Clear & Jerk – 122 Kg, Complete – 222 Kg
Silver – Ann Mariya M.T (Kerala) – Snatch – 89 Kg, Clear & Jerk – 118 Kg, Complete – 206 Kg
Bronze – Yogita Khedkar (Maharashtra) – Snatch – 89 Kg, Clear & Jerk – 109 Kg, Complete – 198 Kg
Males’s 109+ KG
Gold – Vipan Kumar (SSCB) – Snatch-156 Kg, Clear & Jerk-192 Kg, Complete- 348 Kg
Silver – S. Rudramayan (Tamil Nadu) – Snatch-160 Kg, Clear & Jerk-183 Kg, Complete – 343 Kg
Bronze – Gagandeep Gill (Punjab) – Snatch-147 Kg, Clear & Jerk-192 Kg, Complete- 339 Kg
Desk Tennis
Males’s Workforce Group Stage
Group A: West Bengal bt Haryana 3-0, Maharashtra bt Goa 3-0, West Bengal bt Goa – 3-0
Group B: Delhi bt Telangana – 3-2, Uttar Pradesh bt Assam – 3-2, Delhi bt Uttar Pradesh – 3-1, Assam bt Telangana – 3-1
Ladies’s Workforce Group Stage
Group A: Maharashtra bt Haryana – 3-1, Delhi bt Karnataka 3-2, Haryana bt Karnataka – 3-0, Haryana bt Karnataka – 3-0, Maharashtra bt Delhi – 3-0, Haryana bt Delhi – 3-2
Group B: Madhya Pradesh bt Goa – 3-0, West Bengal bt Tamil Nadu – 3-0, West Bengal bt Madhya Pradesh- 3-2, West Bengal bt Goa – 3-0, Madhya Pradesh bt Tamil Nadu – 3-1
Pencak Silat
Males’s Tanding 65-70 Kg
Gold – Saliq Farooq (Jammu & Kashmir)
Silver – Nav Singh (Punjab)
Bronze – Mohd. Irfan Khan (Goa)
Suraj Gora (Rajasthan)
Ladies’s Tanding Class 75-80 Kg
Gold – Ritu (Chandigarh)
Silver – Jewti Boro (Assam)
Bronze – Chole Futardo (Goa)
Raksha Maurya (Delhi)
Ladies’s Tanding 65-70 Kg
Gold – Sanasam Chanu (Manipur)
Silver – Muskaan Shaban (Jammu & Kashmir)
Bronze – Asha Naik (Goa)
Khem Pradhan (Assam)
Males’s Tanding 70-75 Kg
Gold – Suraj Kumar (Delhi)
Silver – Omkar Abhang (Maharashtra)
Bronze – Mohammed Imran (Jammu & Kashmir)
Sunny Singh (Jharkhand)
Males’s Tanding 75-80 Kg
Gold – Mukeet Ellahi (Jammu & Kashmir)
Silver – Asif Ali (Madhya Pradesh)
Bronze – Ganpatrao Desai (Goa)
Vikram Bhasin (Delhi)
Males’s Tanding 80-85 Kg
Gold – Ravi Choudhary (Rajasthan)
Silver – Loveneet Sandotra (Punjab)
Bronze –Arsalan Reshr (Jammu & Kashmir), D.N.V Ratnambabu (Andhra Pradesh)
Ladies’s Tanding 80-85 Kg
Gold – Kareena Shirodkar (Goa)
Silver – Jiya Choudhary (Jammu & Kashmir)
Bronze – Kriti Gussain (Uttarakhand)
Lalita (Haryana)
Males’s Tanding 85-90 Kg
Gold – Mahendra Swami (Madhya Pradesh)
Silver – Anuj Sarnaik (Maharashtra)
Bronze – Sagar Palconda (Goa)
Rakesh Kumar (Delhi)
Males’s Tanding 90-95 Kg
Gold – Kitenlo Thono (Nagaland)
Silver – Akashdeep (Punjab)
Bronze – Siraj Khan (Goa)
Piyush Shukla (Maharashtra)
Males’s Tanding Open 95-110 Kg
Gold – Suhaib Jeelani (Jammu & Kashmir)
Silver – Sachin – Haryana
Bronze – Rohitash Kumar (Rajasthan)
Shubham Baloni (Uttar Pradesh)
Ladies’s Tanding Open 85-100 Kg
Gold – Bhakti Killedar (Maharashtra)
Silver – M.S Athira (Kerala)
Bronze – Shalini Singh (Uttar Pradesh), Muskan Iqbal (Jammu & Kashmir)
Males’s Tanding Open Above 110 Kg
Gold – Chirag Yagnic (Haryana)
Silver – Mohd. Islam Khan (Rajasthan)
Bronze – Areed Imtiyaz (Jammu & Kashmir)
Sunil Kumar (Delhi)
Ladies Tanding Open Above 110 Kg
Gold – Aqsa Gulzar (Jammu & Kashmir)
Silver – Baljit Kaur (Punjab)
Bronze – Anjeet Kaur (Rajasthan)
Nirmal Stuti (Delhi)
Fencing
Males’s Foil Workforce
Gold – SSCB
Silver – Manipur
Bronze – Gujarat
Haryana
Ladies’s Epee Workforce
Gold – Haryana
Silver – Chattisgarh
Bronze – Manipur
Madhya Pradesh
Ladies’s Soccer
Pool A: Tamil Nadu bt Jharkhand – 3-1, West Bengal bt Manipur – 3-0
Seaside Soccer Males’s
Pool A: Kerala bt Lakshadweep – 11-3
Water Polo
Ladies
Karnataka bt Assam – 20-0
West Bengal bt Haryana – 29-1
Kerala bt Delhi – 23-1
Males
Punjab bt Haryana – 16-6
Karnataka bt Manipur – 18-11
Diving
3M Spring Board Males
Gold – H. London Singh (SSCB)
Silver – Surajit Rajbanshi (SSCB)
Bronze – Satish Kumar Prajapati (Uttar Pradesh)
Billiards & Snooker
League Matches
15 Purple Snooker (Males)
Shailendra Dangwal (Uttarakhand) bt Raja Ram (Rajasthan) – 3-0
Rajat Khaneja (Haryana) bt Umar Ul Islam (Jammu & Kashmir) – 3-1
Ananth Acharyullu (Andhra Pradesh) bt Shreyash Ajay Pednekar (Goa) – 3-0
Mushtaque Khan (Telangana) bt Tushar Sahay (Gujarat) – 3-1
I.H. Manudev (Karnataka) bt Anuj Uppal (Delhi) – 3-2
Partibha Rajendran (Tamil Nadu) bt Dhruv Verma (Punjab) – 3-1
Sparsh Pherwani (Maharashtra) bt Lalrina Renthlei (Mizoram) – 3-2
Felix V James (Kerala) bt Syed Suhaeb Parvez (Puducherry) – 3-1
Ashutosh Padhy (Odisha) bt Anurag Giri (MP) – 3-2
Aditya P Shukla (Chattisgarh) bt Krishna P Barad (Goa) – 3-2
Syed Suhaeb Parvez (Puducherry) bt Khem Chand (Himachal Pradesh) – 3-0
Md Akram Khan(West Bengal) bt Anish Parikh (Jharkhand) – 3-2
Paras Gupta (Uttar Pradesh) bt Ranveer Duggal (Chandigarh) – 3-2
Khem Chand (Himachal Pradesh) Beat Felix V James (Kerala) – 3-0