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    Popov the Champagne: Christo ended France’s 80-year wait for a French Open men’s singles champion before becoming the nation’s first world No. 1

    Christo Popov achieved a historic milestone by winning the French Open men's singles title recently. He became the first homegrown French player to secure this title since 1946. Following this achievement, he rose to the world No. 1 ranking in badminton, marking a significant moment for French badminton. This accomplishment also highlights the effectiveness of the national badminton development program in France.

    Asian Para Games Badminton: Nitesh Kumar trumps Pramod to win gold, Thulasimathi claims silver

    India's Nitesh Kumar defeated compatriot Pramod Bhagat 21-18, 21-16 to win gold in the men's singles SL3 badminton event at the Asian Para Games in Nagoya on Friday. Bhagat, a two-time Asian Para Games gold medallist, settled for silver.

    Athletics gold rush powers India's Asian Para Games show; Medal tally climbs to 35

    India made a remarkable mark at the Asian Para Games, particularly excelling in athletics, which was the source of the bulk of its gold medals. Nishad Kumar stole the spotlight with stellar performances, winning gold in both long jump and high jump. Deepthi Jeevanji triumphed in the women's 400m T20 race, while a trio of athletes also secured victories in their respective disciplines.

    India bag 14 medals in para athletics, Nishad third Indian to win two golds in single Para Asiad

    On the second day of the Asian Para Games, Indian para athletes won five gold medals among 14 total medals. Nishad Kumar secured two golds, while Deepthi Jeevanji also claimed gold in the women's 400m T20 event. Simran set a new Games record to earn her first gold medal in women's 200m T12. In men's discus throw combined events, Pranav Soorma and Ram Ratan Singh achieved gold and silver respectively.

    Rudrankksh Patil targets nationals, sets sights on 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

    Rudrankksh Patil, an emerging talent in shooting, has set his sights on the national championships. He aims to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics following his recent success in the Asian Games. Patil emphasized the need for improved sports infrastructure and support from the government to foster talent. He appreciates Maharashtra Government's new policy, which offers job reservations for medal-winning athletes.

    Asian Games 2026: India’s biggest hits and misses after 85-medal campaign

    India concluded the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in fourth place with a total of 85 medals. The nation achieved 21 gold, 27 silver, and 37 bronze medals during the event. Notable performances came from archery, hockey, and cricket teams, securing multiple golds for India. However, tennis and badminton underperformed, with a significant historic medal drought in tennis. The overall campaign showcased progress and highlighted areas for improvement in various sports.

    The Economic Times
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