Ban Chang: Senior Rower Arvind Singh pocketed gold at a mild man’s single sculls while compatriot won three silver medals when India signed from the Asian rowing championship with a high notion here on Sunday.
Arvind Lapfrogged his opponent with 7: 55.942s.
Arvind, who was finished 11th at the Tokyo Olympics together with Arjun Lal JAT in a light man’s double sculls, defeating his rival from Uzbekistan, China, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand.
India draws curtains on the championship with three more silver medals – in a lighthous men’s double scull, a quadruple sculls man and on four coxless men events.
Overall, India ended back from a continental event with two gold medals and four silver.
In a mild men’s double rider, Phugat Ashish and Sukhjinder Singh won silver with 7: 12,568, while in the quadruple men’s class, Bittu Singh, Jakar Khan, Manjeet Kumar and Sukhmeet Singh were second in photo clocking-finished, 6 : 33: 661s, gold loss of 0.523 seconds.
Jasveer Singh, Punit Kumar, Gurmeet Singh and Chararjeet Singh won another silver with 6: 51,661 in the final of the four-final coxless man.
“Overall, another good performance by India.
Congratulations and the best expectations for all rowers, coaches, support staff and backend administrators, who manage the team during these months,” said Secretary General of the Indian Rowing Federation MV Sriram in a statement.
“Specifically designated for Ismail Baig, which is consistently, year by year, it turns out that sterling results for India.”
Asian Paddle Championship: India Wins One Gold, 3 Silvers
