Tokyo: The Mariyappan Defense Champion ThangaveLu and Sharad Kumar each won silver and bronze in the t42 t42 men’s t42 event when Indian medals in Paralympics touched 10 unprecedented, driving extraordinary Track-and-Field performance on Tuesday.
Mariyappan cleaned 1,86m while American gold winner Sam Grewe managed to surge above 1.88m in his third effort.
Kumar took a bronze with an effort 1.83.
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The classification of T42 is for athletes with leg deficiency, the difference in the length of the foot, muscle compressive disrupted or a passive movement range disorder at the foot.
Athletes compete in a standing position.
Indians live in the top three for most competition and Mariyappan is in a dispute for gold too.
India has so far won two gold medals, five silver and three bronze in the ongoing match.
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https://t.co/TAUA5TXZ9- Narendra Modi (@Narendramodi) 1630411362000athletics has been a happy hunting land in the country with one gold, four silver and two bronze so far and some are more expected before the match ends Sunday .
Previously on that day, Shooter Singhraj Adana took a bronze on the 10m water pistol Sh1.
The 26-year-old Mariyappan was mentioned as a definite medalist for India after going up to fame with his gold in Rio’s game five years ago.
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raised by a single mother after his father left the family, Mariyappan struggled against poverty that grew when his mother worked as a vegetable seller.
Kumar, who came from Patna, Bihar, suffered paralysis in his left leg as a two-year-old child after being given a fake polio vaccine.
He is twice the Asian game the Mean-Medalic.
The gold medal on the track and the field has come from the Thavein Thrower Sumit Antil, which destroys its own world record five times during an amazing game debut performance in the F 64 category (for athletes with foot amputations, which compete with prosthetics in a standing position) on a standing position) Monday.
Mariyappan, Sharad won silver, bronze in a high leap; Tally India hit a double digit
