Durham: Captain of Indian Cricket Captain Virat Kohli has asked people to encourage the country’s athletes, participate in the Tokyo Olympics.
The game is scheduled to take place from July 23 and will last until August 8 this year.
“Watch our Indian athlete at the Tokyo Olympics,” said Virat Kohli in a video posted by BCCI on Twitter.
This video is accompanied by information, “#Teamindia Captain @imvkohli cheering for our athletes at @ Tokyo2020 Let’s join it and # Cheer4India @IndiaSports | @media_sai | @weareteamindia.” #Teamindia Captain @imvkohli cheered for our athletes at @ Tokyo2020 ? ?Tet.
By PV Sindhu and the table tennis team was cleaned to travel to the village of Games for the Tokyo Olympics.
88 Indian contingent members including 54 athletes arrived in Tokyo on Sundays for the upcoming Olympics.
With 127 athletes, the Tokyo Olympics will have the highest contingent in India.
Athletes and support staff in eight disciplines of badminton, archery, hockey, judo, swimming, weightlifting, gymnastics and table tennis arrived in Tokyo.
The Indian boxing team was paired by Amit Panghal and Mary Kom also arrived in Tokyo on Sunday from Italy.
Indian boxers have trained hard for exhibitions in Italy and departed to Tokyo on Saturday.
The men’s boxing side consists of the number one champion and Asia Panghal (52kg), Manish Kaushik (63kg), Vikas Krishhan (69kg), Ashish Kumar (75kg), and Satish Kumar (+ 91kg).
Women’s squad including Mary Kom (51kg), Simranjit Kaur (60kg), Lovlina Borghain (69kg), and Pooja Rani (75kg).
Indian’s ??Best is ready to conquer the world at # Tokyo2020! Hopefully our brilliant athlete is the best! …
https://t.co/LMLRK9J3HS- Anurag Thakur (@INURAGTHAKUR) 1626544060000 The first batch of Indian athletes was given official delivery on Saturday at Indira Gandhi International Airport.
The athletes were aimed at and sent their best wishes by Anurag Thakur, Minister of Union for youth and sports, and Nisith Pramanik, Minister of State, Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs.