Tokyo: After a historical script in Tokyo Paralympics on Sunday, Paddler Bhavina Patel said he was disappointed because he could not give one hundred percent in a gold medal match.
Presa Indian table tennis player Bhavina won silver when he lost the final to Zhou Ying 0-3 China at the Singles Class Women’s event in the ongoing paralympics.
With this silver medal, Bhavina has become the first table tennis player from India who won a medal in the second female athletes and athletes after PCI Head Deepa Malik to achieve this achievement.
Malik has won silver in Rio 2016 on a woman’s shot.
Read Alsopaddler Bhavinaben Patel Win the historic silver in Tokyo ParalympicsIndian Table Tennis Player Bhavinaben Patel signed with a historic silver medal in the Paralim Game Game after going down 0-3 to the world number one Chinese Ying Zhou in the fourth grade women here Sunday.
“I was very happy on the one hand, but on the one hand I was very nervous, so that’s why I can’t give my hundred percent in the match.
I’m not satisfied and a little disappointed.
But I will not fulfill all the shortcomings in the next tournament,” said Bhavina to Ani after the match.
World No.
1 Zhou Ying was overwhelmed by Bhavina in a straight set 11-7, 11-5, 11-6 in just 19 minutes.
Talking about his mental tranquility and resilience during the match against the Chinese, Bhavina said: “I can control my mind very well.
This is not a big thing for me.
But this is my first experience.
Chinese players play very well.
He has a very fast moment And has a great experience, so that’s why I’m nervous.
“” I tried to give hundreds of percent, but I couldn’t give it and that’s why I was disappointed.
If I give more effort, surely I will do it [win gold].
” Read the Alsovillagers celebrating Silver Historic Paralympic Bhavina Patel with ‘Garba’, Dad said he ‘Divine’family member and friends of Paddler Bhavina Patel penetrated the traditional’ Garba ‘, put out firecrackers and applying each other with’ burral ‘in the original Sundhiya.
The village in Mehsana Gujarat said as soon as he won a historic silver medal at the Paralympic Olympics in Singlesnotably, Patel also lost to Zhou in his first group stage match on Wednesday, because he was the only opponent, Indians could not beat the entire tournament.
He defeated the world No.
9, 8, 2 and 3 in run-up to the final.
“I am sure that I will win a medal against it and will definitely win gold.
But I feel a little pressure because I can’t control my mind.
The way I want to play is not applied by me.” Further talked about his final, he said: “I tried Give a side ball [Zhou] but he can hit him.
So I think I shouldn’t give him the negative points and decide not to continue with it.
” Talking about being the first Indian who won a table tennis medal in the match, he said: “I am very happy that Indians have created history in table tennis Para.
Many people and organizations have supported me on this trip.
Thank you special to me coach sir Because he has supported me and made me do very difficult exercises.
“Bhavina also thanked his family and God for a silver medal.
“I also want to dedicate my medal to supporters, India, PCI, Sai, superiors, associations of blind people.
Without their support no.” Read Alsopresident, the Prime Minister leads the country at Bhavinaben Patel to win the Silverpresid Paralympic Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi lead the country in saying Paddler Bhavinaben Patel for winning a historic silver medal, India for the first time, in Tokyo here Sunday.
Back to the final, Ying has now become one of the most decorated Paddler in China.
The 32-year-old child is now a Paralympic gold medalist six times.
He won two medals in each single event and team during the 2008 and 2012 Paralympics campaign and now in Tokyo 2020.
Even though he missed the podium in Singles in the Rio 2016 game, he managed to be among the medals in the event team.
The Chinese Paddler is also a world championship winner six times, with one silver medal and five gold.
One of the best Paddlers in Asia, Ying has won 14 medals of Asian championships and five Asian Games gold medals.