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Overall, this has been a decent day for India. Two Indian boxers Nishant Dev and Lovlina Borgohain entered the quarter-finals. Shooter Swapnil Kushale entered the 50m rifle 3 position final. In badminton, three singles players  - PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen and HS Prannoy  - have entered the Round of 16

Sreeja has lost the Round of 16 match against Sun Yingsha (China) by going down 4-0. She became the second Indian table tennis star to enter Olympics round of 16. She took a good lead in the first two games against Sun but still could not hold it.

Sreeja Akula is trailing Sun Yingsha (China) and has lost two games. In both the games, she took lead but her top seeded showed maturity in closing out the games

And Nishant Dev is now one win away from securing an Olympic medal after registering a comprehensive win against Jose Gabriel Rodriguez Tenorio (Ecuador) in the men's 71kg boxing

Nishant Dev has taken a massive lead in the round of 16 clash as he tales the second round too. He just needs to not do anything silly in the third round. In the second round, four judges rule in favour of Nishant 

Nishat Dev, playing in the blue corner, has got four of the judges' decision in his favour. in teh first round. 

Table tennis Women's singles Round of 16 - Sreeja Akula vs Yingsha Sun (China) is also on and the Indian has lost the first game 12-10

Men's 71kg round of 16 boxing bout - Nishant Dev vs Jose Gabriel Rodriguez Tenorio (Ecuador) starts

HS Prannoy's win means that he will face compatriot Lakshya Sen in the Round of 16 . That basically brings the bad news that one of them will be out tomorrow but the good new is that at least one Indian will be in the  quarter-finals.

The 32-year-old from Kerala, who had recovered from a bout of chikungunya to compete in his maiden Olympics, squandered the opening game but got his acts together in time to notch up a 16-21 21-11 21-12 over the world number 70 Le in a hard-fought battle.

Prannoy wins the third game 21-12 and has won the match despite a nervy first game. He is through to the Rd of 16. 

Prannoy is now 19-12 ahead in the third game. This has been a brilliant turnaround by the Indian. he looks set to book a Round of 16 berth.

After opening up a two-point gap, its the  Vietnamese shuttler who has taken a slender 8-7 lead. But Prannoy fight back to snatch a 9-8 lead. Gurusai Dutt is happy in the Indian corner.

Prannoy takes the second game 21-11. He has made a brilliant comeback after a shaky start. Now is a make-or-break time for Prannoy

Prannoy has taken  a considerable 15-9 lead against Duc Phat Le.  The Indian is showing just why he is considered one of the best-ever badminton stars to emerge from the country. He is showing great ground coverage and his dealing with confidence. 

Prannoy has started the second game on a solid footing. He is 8-5 ahead. But he needs to build on this lead. With the way the Vietnamese star is retrieving, Prannoy need more cushion. 

Prannoy has lost the first game 16-21! He now faces a do-or-die battle in the second game if he is to keep his Round of 16 hopes alive.  

The start has not been smooth for 13th see Prannoy at all. His Vietnamese rival is constantly leading and is 18-15 ahead. This is not good. Prannoy is known to be a comeback king but an early lead would have helped him sooth the nerves. 

Men's singles (Group stage) - HS Prannoy vs Duc Phat Le (Vietnam) about to start.

The action is far from over for Indian today! 

BADMINTON 

Men's singles (Group stage)

HS Prannoy vs Duc Phat Le (Vietnam) - 11pm 

BOXING 

Men's 71kg round of 16

Nishant Dev vs Jose Gabriel Rodriguez Tenorio (Ecuador) - 12:34 am (Aug 1).

TABLE TENNIS 

Women's singles Round of 16

Sreeja Akula vs Yingsha Sun (China) - 12:30am 

Tarundeep Rai has been eliminated. The last set is tied at 29-29 ad hence Hall takes the match 6-4. 

Tarundeep under massive pressure. The archer has lost the fourth set after his rival hit two 10s. Tom Hall won the set 29-28

Tarundeep restores parity as he levels scores 3-3. The veteran Indian star archer shot a 10 when it was needed the most and is still alive and kicking in the contest.

Tarundeep Rai is trailing 3-1 after first two sets in 1/32 Elimination Round in men's archery. If he wins this match, it will be a great day for Indian archery

Manika Batra has been knocked out of the Round of 64 after a 4-1 loss. This has been a great journey for the 28-year-old as she became the first from the country to enter Olympics pre quarter-finals in table tennis. An error-prone Batra lost 6-11 9-11 11-9 14-12 8-11 6-11 in 47 minutes.

Manika Batra trailed 2-6 but fought back to level 6-6. But Hirano take the game 11-8. The next three games are must-win for Manika.  

Manika Batra takes the third game 14-12. This win will give him confidence. She was down 10-9 but held her nerve to take the game the to the tie-break and took the game. 

Manika has taken a time-out. She looks to be under pressure despite leading 8-6. That is because after Manika took a 6-2 lead, the Japanese has been quick to reduce the gap. 

Manika Batra loses the second game too. She had levelled the game at 9-9 but Hirano is the more consistent of the two as she take the the second game 11-9

An intense fight ensues in the second game. Manika Batra had taken a 6-2 lead but Hirano has struck back with some crafty backhands. She is 9-7 ahead. 

Manka Batra has lost the first game against Miu Hirano 11-6. The Japanese has been really strong with her forehands and Manika needs to change her strategy.

Manika Batra vs Miu Hirano (Japan) table tennis women's singles Round of 16 match starts at Paris Olympics 2024. Hirano was part of the team that won silver at Tokyo 2020

Manika, ranked 28th in the world, had stunned stunned local favourite Prithika Pavade 4-0. He opponent is eighth-seeded Japanese player Miu Hirano.

Manika Batra vs Miu Hirano (Japan) table tennis women's singles Round of 16 coming up next. The Indian made history by becoming the first paddler from the country to enter the pre quarter-finals

Carlos Alcaraz gets it done in straight sets, but had to suffer against Roman Safiullin. 12 consecutive wins (10 singles, 2 doubles) for Alcaraz. Job not done for him yet as he set to team up with Rafael Nadal in the men's doubles quarters.

Alcaraz goes 2-0 against Safiullin in this second set. An early break followed by a big hold. He is in control at the moment.

Carlos Alcaraz takes the first set 6-4 against Roman Safiullin. The Russian making it as hard as possible for the Spaniard. David Ferrer, Alcaraz's coach, is having a chat with the defending French Open champion.

Safiullin holds to keep the pressure up on Alcaraz. The Spaniard, however, will now serve for the set. Alcaraz has to play another match today. He must be effective when it's his turn and kill him as soon as possible. 

Safiullin fights back! The Russian resists with a break of his own, before pulling off a massive hold. Some work to do for Alcaraz. The longer this game lasts, the trickier it will be for him in the doubles match later on.

Carlos Alcaraz gets the double break. He is on course to take the first set against Roman Safiullin. Absolute domination from the Spaniard. 

Carlos Alcaraz gets the early break against Roman Safiullin, who had a 40-0 buffer. Incredible fightback from Alcaraz. The Spaniard is on the charge

Carlos Alcaraz is doing his pre-match routine ahead of his singles match. He faces Roman Safiullin in men's singles pre-quarters. Not to forget, he will be in action later again in men's doubles alongside Rafael Nadal.

A cakewalk for Djokovic! He beats Dominik Koepfer of Germany 7-5, 6-3. He is into the quarterfinals. The 24-time Grand Slam champ's quest to a first Olympic title continues. Djokovic is the FIRST EVER man to reach four different Olympics QFs. He will now take on Stefanos Tsitsipas

Novak Djokovic is action against Germany's Dominik Koepfer. The Serb won the first set 7-5, and now leads 4-1 in the second. 

Deepika Kumar puts her team events' disappointment behind to qualify for the women's individual Round of 16. A comfortable 6-2 win over Quinty Roeffen of the Netherlands. She will compete in the pre-quarters on August 3

Deepika Kumari takes the third set after Quinty Roeffen pulled one of her shots out of the archery board, resulting in a zero scoring. The Indian now leads 4-2.

Quinty Roeffen takes the second set against Deepika Kumari, who scored three 9s. The Dutch archer nailed a couple of 10s to set up the set. 

Deepika starts off with a 10. Atanu Das, a former Olympian and Deepika's husband, is over the moon in the commentary box. She follows it up with another 10 and a 9 to take the first set against Quinty Roeffen of the Netherlands.

India's Deepika Kumari's bid for a place in the Round of 16 will begin shortly in women's individual archery. She will take on the Nethelands' Quinty Roeffen. 

#Shooting
TRAP WOMEN's QUALIFICATION
After completion of all 5 Rounds (Total 30players).
Shreyasi Singh ended at 23rd position
Rajeshwari Kumari ended at 22nd position
Top 6 will Qualify.
Both scored 113/125 and Eliminated.#OlympicGames

— (@raghu_adapa) July 31, 2024

India's Anush Agarwalla failed to qualify in Dressage Grand Prix Team and Individual after finishing ninth in his group. 

Deepika Kumari wins her archery Round of 64 match against Estonia's Reena Parnat. She was trailing 5-3 at one point, but rallied her way back to advance via shootout. 

Deepika Kumari won in a close shootout against Estonian archer
Jio Cinema #Paris2024 #Archery pic.twitter.com/91InfUJilT

— PAWAN SINGH TOLIA (@ToliaPawan) July 31, 2024

LOVLINA BORGOHAIN WINS HER R16 MATCH IN A DOMINANT FASHION
Lovlina with a comfortable win over Hofstad Sunniva of Norway by Unanimous decision 5-0 to reach the QF in women's 75 KG
One win away from the medal
She will Li Qian of China next #Boxing #Paris2024 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/4PG9kBeXQv

— SPORTS ARENA (@SportsArena1234) July 31, 2024

Lovlina has been all over her Estonian opponent in the first round. She gets the anonymous verdict of the judges in her favour.

BOXING - WOMEN'S 75KG - PRELIMINARIES - ROUND OF 16 :
HOFSTAD Sunniva(NOR) vs BORGOHAIN Lovlina(IND)
Judge 1 9/10
Judge 2 9/10
Judge 3 9/10
Judge 4 9/10
Judge 5 9/10#PARIS2024 #RestoreSanchit #Olympic2024 #ManuBhakar #DelhiCoachingCenterAccident...

— Lucifer (@krishnakamal077) July 31, 2024

Deepika Kumari will also be in action in women's archery. She takes on 

Estonia's Reena Parnat Women's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round Match. Deepika has had a terrible campaign so far. Can she do something in the individual round?

Lovlina Borgohain is in action next in women's 75kg Round of 16. She will take on Norway's Sunniva Hofstad. A win would take her into the quarterfinals. 

Sreeja Akula is into the Round of 16! She beats Singapore's Zeng Jian 4-2. A cut-to-cut final game as the Zeng had a game point of her own, but Sreeja won three points on the bounce to book her place in the pre-quarters.

Big upset in table tennis as World No-1 mighty Chinese star Wang Chuqin lost against Sweden's Truls Moregardh 2-4

In table tennis, Sreeja Akula now leads 2-1 against Singapore's Jian Zeng in the Round of 32 clash. Remember, she had lost the first game. Brilliant fightback from the youngster

A commanding win for Lakshya Sen against the third seed Jonatan Christie. HS Prannoy will look to join him the pre-quarterfinals later in the day

What a performance from Lakshya Sen against World No. 4, Jonatan Christie as he moves into the round of 16 in his maiden Olympic campaign. He won the match in straight games, 21-18 & 21-12.
After a slow start to the match, Lakshya Sen... pic.twitter.com/DEvk5btFGW

— India at Paris 2024 Olympics (@sportwalkmedia) July 31, 2024

Relentless play from Lakshya! He now has a six point buffer in the second game. A couple of missed drop shots from Christie has allowed the Indian to pull away. This is a sensational performance against an opponent who is ranked third in the world. 

Lakshya takes 11-6 lead at the halfway mark against Indonesia's Jonatan Christie. The 22-year-old Indian has one step into the Round of 16

India's action is table tennis is also set to begin, with Sreeja Akula taking on Jian Zeng of Singapore in the Round of 32. Stay tuned for live updates.

It's neck-to-neck between Lakshya and Jonatan at the start of the Game 2. The Indonesian shuttler is looking to make a comeback but it's the Indain who holds a slender lead of 5-3 at the moment.

Lakshya Sen fights back in dramatic fashion to take the first game against Christie 21-18. Simply terrific from the Indian who has his eyes set on Round of 16 qualification.

From 8-2 down to a narrow 15-14 lead, Laksya Sen has really turned the tide on Jonatan Christie. However, it's still too early to call who will take this first set, and probably a step closer towarrds the Round of 16.

Swapnil Singh qualifies for men's 50m 3P final, Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar misses out. Another medal hope for India in shooting. Both were in contention to make it to the final. However, Aishwary only managed 98 in his final round of Standing. Heartbreak for him. 

PV Sindhu wins comfortably in straight games 21-5, 21-10#Badminton #Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/jir0B4Hsb0

— Purnima (@Purnima017) July 31, 202

Swapnil with a brilliant 99 in the first round of Standing. He solidifies his hopes of making it to the final. Aishwary has fallen behind in the pecking order. It's not looking good for him. 

PV Sindhu takes the first game 21-5 against Estonia's Kuuba! A dominant display from Tokyo bronze medallist so far.

PV Sindhu, time to own the arena! #Badminton #Olympics
Won 1st round 21-5pic.twitter.com/TC21aswWzg

— Yash Yadav (@iam_yashrao) July 31, 2024

PV Sindhu has been to get off the blocks. She has raced away to a 13-2 lead in the first game of her group stage tie against Estonia's Kuuba. Sensational from the two time Olympic games medallist. As things stand, she is on her way to the Round of 16

99 each for Swapnil and Aishwary in the second round of Prone. It's the latter who is currently 6th in the standings. Swapnil has fallent behind slighlty, but can improve his chances of making to the final with a brilliant score in the Standing round.

Aishwary shoots perfect 100 in 1st round of prone. He has now leapt Swapnil in the overall standings. As things stand, both are in contention for a place in the final. Brilliant shooting from the two youngsters. 

Brilliant from Swapnil and Aishwary! Both Indian shooters are in top 10 and within contention of qualifying for the final. A pair of 99 for Swpanil in the Kneeling round, with Aishwary not far behind after his 98 and 99. 

Rajeshwari and Shreyasi are way behind the top 6 in the women's trap qualification. Meanwhile, PV Sindhu will be in action in the women's badminton group. She will be up against Kuuba Kristin of Estonia.

Scores of 99 and 98 for Swapnil and Aishwary in the first round of kneeling. They are currently 10th and 12th in the standings. A brilliant start from the Indians. 

50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Qualification round is underway! Swapnil Kusale is currently in top 7 in the kneeling round. Aishwary Singh Tomar, on the other hand, is currently trailing.

Shreyasi Singh and Rajeshwari Kumari will also be in action shortly, with the duo set to compete in Trap Women's Qualification.

Confirmation of today's line-up! 

Team India's schedule today at the Paris Olympics. pic.twitter.com/KHtCdHPBhe

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) July 31, 2024

First up for India on Day 5 is Shooting. Aishwary Tomar and Swapnil Kusale will be in action in an hours time. They will participate in 50m Rifle 3 Position Men's Qualification. Just 2 medals so far for India, both in shooting. Manu Bhaker scripted history on Tuesday, becoming the first athlete of Independent India to win two medals at a single Olympics edition. She won an individual bronze in women's 50m air rifle event, and a bronze in the mixed team event as well.

A look at Team India's schedule in Paris Olympics today:

12:30 pm- Shooting - 50m Rifle 3 Pos. Men's Qualification- Aishwary Tomar, Swapnil Kusale

12:30pm- Shooting- Trap Women's Qualification Day 2- Rajeshwari Kumari, Shreyasi Singh

Not before 12:50pm- Badminton -Women's Singles Group Stage- P V Sindhu vs Kristin Kuuba (Estonia)

1:24pm- Rowing- Men's Single Sculls Semifinals C/D 1- Balraj Panwar

1:30pm- Equestrian- Dressage Individual- Anush Agarwalla

Not before 1:40pm- Badminton -Men's Singles Group Stage- Lakshya Sen vs Jonatan Christie (Indonesia)

2:30pm- Table Tennis -Women's Singles Round of 32- Sreeja Akula vs Jiang Zeng (Singapore)

3:34pm- Boxing - Women's 75kg Preliminary Round- Lovlina Borgohain vs Sunniva Hofstad (Norway)

3:56pm- Archery- Women's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round- Deepika Kumari vs Reena Parnat (Estonia)

4:35pm- Archery- Women's Individual 1/16 Elimination Round- Deepika Kumari(Subject to qualification)

7pm- Shooting - Women's Trap Final- Rajeshwari Kumari, Shreyasi Singh (Subject to qualification)

8:30pm - Table Tennis -Women's Singles Round of 16- Manika Batra vs TBD

8:30pm onwards- Table Tennis -Women's Singles Round of 16- Sreeja Akula (Subject to qualification)

9:15pm-Archery- Men's Individual 1/32 Elimination Round- Tarundeep Rai vs Tom Hall (Great Britain)

10:07pm-Archery- Men's Individual 1/16 Elimination Round- Tarundeep Rai (Subject to qualification)

11:00pm- Badminton- Men's Singles Group Stage- H S Prannoy vs Le Duc Phat (Vietnam)

00:34am- Boxing - Men's 71kg Round of 16- Nishant Dev vs Jose Gabriel Rodriguez Tenorio (Ecuador)

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Day 5 of Paris Olympic Games. The Indian contingent added another medal to its tally on Day 4, with Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh winning the mixed-team 10m air pistol bronze. Today, shooters would look to get closer to more medals in the sport while badminton stars will also be involved in some tricky fixtures.