Indian Sports, November 23 Highlights: HS Prannoy, Satwik/Chirag into quarters

I-League 2023-24: Real Kashmir takes a Massive 4-0 win over Neroca FC

Real Kashmir back to winning ways after two back to back losses in last matches.

They takes a massive 4-0 win over NEROCA FC and jumped up to fourth position in the league table.

Velavan Senthilkumar won Men's National Squash Championships.

Second seeded Velavan Senthilkumar defeated Top seeded Abhay Singh in the final 12-10, 11-3, 12-10 to script a win.

Anahat Singh becomes the youngest National Squash Champion after 23 years!

15- year old Anahat Singh becomes the youngest title-winner in 23 years at the Senior National Squash Championships after her opponent, Tanvi Khanna, is forced to retire midway through the final due to injury.

Joshna Chinappa holds the record for being the youngest champion. She had lifted her first Senior National Squash Championships at the age of 14 in 2000.-REPORT

ISSF WC Final: Ganemot Sekhon into the Final of women skeet

Ganemot Sekhon in the final of Women's skeet with 120 at ISSF World Cup Final

She finished as the second best player behind American shooter on the basis of shootoff after tied score in the qualifying round, she also equals the Indian National record 

In Men's trap, Prithviraj Toindaman misses out on the final 6 and finished at joint 11th position with 115.

Asian Para-Archery Continental Qualifier: Two bronze for India, missed out on quota

Indian Para-archers missed out on Paralympics quota from Asian Para-Archery Continental Qualifier tournament but still earn two bronze medals from the event.

Indian archers already has 6 quotas from the world championships this year but unable to add anything more from this event.

Medalists:

Mohamed Nazir Ansari takes the Bronze in men's W1 open category after beating Japanese Kohji Oyama 134-129.

Vivek Chikara takes the second bronze for India, he won 6-2 against another Indian archer Sahil in men's recurve open category.

IBA junior World boxing championships squad released by BFI

IBA junior World boxing championships will start tomorrow in Yerevan, Armenia.

Boxing federation of India announced the squad of 26 boxers going to take part in the event.-REPORT

China Masters 2023: HS Prannoy into the quarters with a straight-set win

HS Prannoy also takes a straight set (21-12, 21-18) win over 21-year old Magnus Johannesen of Denmark to book his place in quarters.

In quarters, he will play against the winner of the clash between Denmark's Anders Antonsen and Japanese Kodai Naraoka.-REPORT

China Masters 2023: Satwik/Chirag through to the quarters

Satwik and Chirag took an easy straight set (21-15, 21-16) win over Japanese pair of Akira Koga and Taichi Saito in the second round clash.