Tokyo: India’s stripping Suhas Yathiraj and Tarun Dhillon made starting from their campaign in Singles Singles SL4 on the second day of badminton competition at the Tokyo Paralimpics here on Thursday.
Suhas 38 years old only took 19 minutes to see Jan Germany Niklas Pott 21-9, 21-3 in a sloping group.
Tarun, 27, also did not sweat, beat Thailand Siripong Teamarrom 21-7, 21-13 in Group B match which lasted 23 minutes.
#ParabadMinton Upduegreat started to Suhas when he won 2-0 against #ger Niklas J Pott in men singles sl4 group …
https://t.co/Fsowi6KX5- SAI Media (@media_SAI) 1630544527000 While Suhas will face Indonesia Hary Susanto Next, Tarun will oppose Shin Kyung Hwan Korea on Friday.
Suhas, who has a disturbance at one of his ankles, has been at the forefront of the war against the threat of Covid-19 as Gautam District Judge Buddh Nages in Uttar Pradesh.
Tarun, on the other hand, has suffered severe knee injuries while playing football at the age of eight, which resulted in a limited movement in the knee.
He is the world at this time No.
2 and former world champion twice.
#ParabadMinton Updatetarun Dhillon Starts Journey # Tokyo2020 #Parapympics with victory.
He defeated #tha Siripong …
https://t.co/Z2x9Thsn0p- Sai Media (@media_sai) 1630547265000ther Class enabled people with a decrease in stand / lower legs allowed to compete.
However, there was a disappointment at the store again for the 19-year-old Kohli Palak and his partner Parul Parmar, 48, because the duo fell 7-21, 5-21 to a pair of Cheng Hefang and Ma Huihui in second seed in the SL3-SU5 class group B group B.
On Wednesday, the world No.
1 Pramod Bhagat, also the ruling world champion, fellow Indians Manoj Sarkar 21-10, 21-23, 21-9 in the SL3 men’s singles group (stand / under low impairment) opening.
But Kohli suffered a loss 4-21, 7-21 to Ayako Suzuki Japan in a group of Singles Class Su5 (Standing / Upper Rimb Recairment) match.
In the mixed doubles, Kohli and Bhagat, competing in the SL3-SU5 class, also fight against opponents France second seed Lucas Mazur and Faustine Noel 9-21, 21-15, 19-21 on the opening Group B.