A total of 17 medals including four gold by India in Dubai Para-Badminton International 2021
India won a total of four Gold medals, six silver medals, and seven bronze medals in the Dubai Para-Badminton International 2021.
World number one Pramod Bhagat of India won two gold and one bronze medal at the Para Badminton Championships in Dubai. Similarly, Sukant Kadam, who is ranked fifth, has won two silver medals.
In the SL-4 group, Pramod defeated Kumar Nitesh 21-17, 21-18 in singles. In the doubles, Manoj Sarkar’s team defeated Sukant Kadam and Nitesh Kumar 21-18, 21-16 in 29 minutes. In the mixed doubles, Pramod won the bronze medal along with Pala Kohli. In the SL-3 singles final, Sukant lost to France’s Lucas Mazur 21-15, 21-6 to clinch the runner-up spot.
Nagar Krishna also gave India the gold medal in the SL6 category by defeating Malaysian shutter Didin Taresoh by 21-17, 21-18.
Manasi Joshi and Palak Kohli was settled with a silver medal in the women’s field.
List of the winners who brought medals to India:
In Singles SL3, Pramod Bhagat won gold, Kumar Nitesh won silver, and Manoj Sarkar won bronze.
In women’s Singles SL3, Manasi Joshi won silver, and Charanjeet Kaur and Parul Parmar won bronze.In Singles SH6, Nagar Krishna won gold.
In Singles SL4, Sukant Kadam won silver.
In Singles WH1, Prem Kumar Ale won Bronze.
In Singles SU5, Palak Kohli won silver.
In Doubles SL3 – SL4, Pramod Bhagat & Manoj Sarkar won gold, Sukant Kadam and Kumar Nitesh won silver, Mohammad Arwaz Ansari and Deep Ranjan Bisoyee won bronze.
In Doubles WH1 –WH2, Prem Kumar and Abu Hubaida won silver.
In Doubles SH6, Nagar Krishna and Raja Magotra won gold.
In Doubles SU5, Chirag Baretha and Rahul Kumar Verma won bronze.
In Doubles SL3, Palak Kohli and Parul Dalsukhbhai Parmar won bronze, Manasi Girishchandra Joshi and Arati Janoba Patil won bronze.
In Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5, Pramod Bhagat and Palak Kohli won bronze.
In Combined medals – Mixed doubles WH1 – WH2, India’s Prem Kumar Ale and Russia’s Tatiana Gureeva won gold, India’s Girishkumar Jayanthilal Sharma and Egypt’s Shaimaa Samy Ab D Ellatif won bronze.
