BWF Para-Badminton World Championship 2024: India wins 18 medals

Indian shuttlers won 18 medals including 3 gold, 4 silver and 11 bronze. BWF Para Badminton World Championship 2024which concluded on Sunday in Pattaya, Thailand.

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Silver Medalist suhas yatiraj India dominated the tournament, winning the gold medal in the men’s singles SL4 category by defeating Indonesia’s Freddy Setiawan 21-18, 21-8.of indian badminton player In the semifinals, he defeated Olympic champion and world number one Lucas Mazur 21-16, 21-19.

Mazur entered Thailand as the defending world champion in the event, defeating Yatiraj in the Tokyo 2020 final.

meanwhile, krishna nagar Won the SH 6 division men’s singles title, defeating Lin Linli of the People’s Republic of China 22-20, 22-20.

In the men’s singles SL3 event, Pramod Bhagat He won the gold medal by defeating world number one Daniel Bethel (Great Britain) 14-21, 21-15, 21-14. Nitesh Kumar and Manoj Sarkar won the bronze medal in the same category.

Nagar and Bhagat are both current Paralympic athletes badminton Champion of each event category.

In the women’s singles SU5 category, Manisha Ramadas lost to Yang Qiuxia 21-16, 21-16 for the silver medal. India’s other three silver medals came in doubles events.

In the men’s doubles SU5 final, India’s Chirag Balesa/Rajkumar lost to Malaysia’s Muhammad Fariz Anuar/Chea Leek Hou in straight sets, while in the women’s doubles SH6 title match, Rachana Patel and Nithya Sule Sumasi -Sivan was forced to retire.

In the women’s doubles SL 3 vs. SU 5 final, Manasi Girishchandra Joshi and Thulasimati Murugesan lost to the Indonesian team of Leani Ratri Oktila/Kalimatus Sadiya Skohandko 22-20, 21-17. Ta.

BWF Para-Badminton World Championship 2024: India medal winners

• Suhas Yatiraj – Gold Medal (Men’s Singles SL 4)
• Sukanth Kadam – Bronze Medal (Men’s Singles SL 4)
• Krishna Nagar – Gold Medal (Men’s Singles SH 6)
• Pramod Bhagat – Gold Medal (Men’s Singles SL 3)
• Nitesh Kumar – Bronze Medal (Men’s Singles SL 3)
• Manoj Sarkar – Bronze Medal (Men’s Singles SL 3)
• Manisha Ramadas – Silver Medal (Women’s Singles SU 5)
• Manasi Joshi – Bronze Medal (Women’s Singles SL 3)
• Palak Kohli – Bronze Medal (Women’s Singles SL 4)
• Nitya Sule Sumathy Sivan – Bronze Medal (Women’s Singles SH 6)
• Pramod Bhagat/Sukant Kadam – Bronze Medal (Men’s Doubles SL 3 – SL 4)
• Nehal Gupta/Naveen Shivakumar – Bronze Medal (Men’s Doubles SL 3 – SL 4)
• Chirag Balesa/Rajkumar – Silver Medal (Men’s Doubles SU 5)
• Manasi Joshi/Thulasimati Murugesan – Silver Medal (Women’s Doubles SL 3 – SU 5)
• Mandeep Kaur/Manish Ramadas – Bronze Medal (Women’s Doubles SL 3 – SU 5)
• Rachana Patel/Nitya Sule Sumathy Sivan Silver Medal (Women’s Doubles SH 6)
• Shirag Balesa/Mandeep Kaur – Bronze Medal (Mixed Doubles SL 3 – SU 5)
• Pramod Bhagat/Manisha Ramadas – Bronze Medal (Mixed Doubles SL 3 – SU 5)