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Indians disappoint on Day One of Youth Olympics

Indian athletes opened their campaign in the inaugural Youth Olympics on a disappointing note with most of them failing to get past the preliminary round and the lone weightlifter finishing fifth in Singapore on Sunday.

Updated on: Aug 15, 2010 06:39 PM IST
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Indian athletes opened their campaign in the inaugural Youth Olympics on a disappointing note with most of them failing to get past the preliminary round and the lone weightlifter finishing fifth in Singapore on Sunday.

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Only shuttler Sunil Kumar Prannoy produced an impressive performance by winning both his group matches.

Prannoy defeated Lucas Claerbout of France and Coke Dennis of Jamaica with identical 2-0 results in Pool C.

The second Indian shuttler in fray, Sai Praneeth, however, lost to Huang Chao of Singapore 12-21, 21-18, 17-21 in a Pool H match.

Weightlifter Matsa Santoshi finished fifth in girls' 48kg final with a total lift of 150kg (65+85) at the Toa Payoh Sports Hall. Chinese Tian Yuan won the gold with a total lift of 190kg (85+105).

 
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