Tokyo: Ahead of the upcoming Olympics, the Badminton and Table Tennis India on Monday began their training in Tokyo.
Shuttlers PV Sindhu and Sai Praneeth crashed into court, while Paddlers Sharath Kamal and Sathiyan Gnasankanan also started their training.
Men’s double pair Chirag Shetty and Satwikaraj Ranking also started their training in front of the Olympics with their coach Mathias Boe.
Rio Olympiad Silver Medal Sindhu has been given a relatively easier lane at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, starting July 23.
Sindhu is part of the group J from a single woman and she has been seeded sixth.
? Sneek’s tops to our first training session in the Olympic Village! @ Pvsindhu1 & @ saiprneeth92 Training …
https://t.co/ydx3xqxarm- Bai Media (@bai_media) 1626678536000The World Champion 2019 Sindhu will lock the horn with Cheung Ngan Yi Yi and the Israeli Ksenia on the league stage.
Previously, Indian Archer Asan Das, Tarundeep Rai, Praveen Jadhav, and Deepika Kumari began their training on Monday.
The Indian contingent that left for Tokyo from New Delhi on July 17, after the official sender at Indira Gandhi International Airport, safely reached Japan and checked into the Olympic Village.
All 88 athletes underwent Covid-19 testing at the airport and found negative.
Their PVC card is also validated at the airport.
The first training session is taking place in Tokyo! ? ?? ?? # Tokyo2020 #strongertogether @ Tokyo2020 @ indiasports …
https://t.co/nu0cmbxO16- Shahahaph Kamal Oly (@ timathkamal1) 1626682606000archery will accommodate five events at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics – individual women, individuals, Men’s team, women’s team and mixed team.
This event will take place from July 23 and will last until July 31 at Yumenhima Park Archery Field.
Archery is one of the events where India has not won a medal at the Olympics.
However, this time, this country believes the contingent is because the four competitors qualified into the competition well in their previous competition.
Olympics: Sindhu, Sharath began training in front of the match
