Tokyo 2020 Day 14 Highlights: Bajrang to fight for bronze after losing semis; India women miss out on hockey bronze
Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Updates: Indian women's hockey team lost the bronze medal match 3-4 Great Britain, while Wrestler Bajrang Punia lost his semifinal bout and will fight for bronze. Golfer Aditi Ashok is currently placed second after three rounds and is in contention for a medal.

Tokyo Olympics 2020 Day 14 Highlights: India women's hockey team fought valiantly but came up just short in their bronze medal match against Great Britain. India led at the halfway mark with a lead of 3-2 but Great Britain came up strongly and won 4-3. Meanwhile, One of India's big medal prospects Bajrang Punia has entered the semi-final of the Men's 65kg Freestyle wrestling event. Seema Bisla lost their opening bout and is out of the tournament. Golfer Aditi Ashok, after the culmination of round 3, is placed 2nd in the standings, giving India a major shot at another medal. athletics Priyanka Goswami finished 17th in the 20km Race Walk final. The men's 4x400m relay team failed to qualify for the final.
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FINAL RESULT:
The men's 4x400m relay team of India, Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Naganathan Pandi, Nirmal Tom Noah & Anas Muhammed Yahiya, fail to qualify for the final.
The finish the heat in the 4the place with a time of 3.00.25.
IT'S A NEW AREA RECORD
AND THE FINAL HEAT BEGINS
Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Naganathan Pandi, Nirmal Tom Noah & Anas Muhammed Yahiya in men’s 4x400 relay Round 1 Heat 2
A REMINDER: National record: 3:00.91 | Seasonal best 3:01.89
Up next:
The Round 1 heat 2 of the Men's 4x400m relay. Indian team will be in action
Cycling update
Laura Kenny became the most-decorated female Olympic cyclist as she rode to a fifth gold medal by partnering British team mate Katie Archibald to a commanding victory in the first ever women's madison in the Games on Friday.
The British stamped their authority on a frantic race early on and their points advantage grew as main rivals the Netherlands were involved in a crash with 70 of the 120 laps remaining.
Kenny and Archibald, taking turns around the 250m oval to hammer out a relentless pace, kept racking up points, winning 10 of the 12 sprints, and the only question was who would trail home in second place.
Britain won with 78 points with Denmark duo Amalie Dideriksen and Julie Leth way back on 35 points. The Russian Olympic Committee's Gulnaz Khatuntseva and Mariia Novolodskaia took the bronze medal with 26 points.
What's next for India?
05:07 PM IST: Amoj Jacob, Arokia Rajiv, Naganathan Pandi, Nirmal Tom Noah & Anas Muhammed Yahiya in men’s 4x400 relay Round 1 Heat 2
IT'S OFFICIAL! Bajrang Punia loses semifinal
Via victory by points. Azerbaijan's Haji Aliyev wins the semifinal 12-5 against India's Bajrang Punia and moves on to the gold medal match. Punia will fight in the bronze medal match next
BOUT UNDERWAY
Punia takes the first point and Bajrang wraps Aliyev's legs but the latter then turns Bajrang over with the ankle hold and pins him. 2-1 to Aliyev. Great move
Another two points for the Azerbaijan wrestler. Another move that has Bajrang pinned to the mat at the edge of the circle. A great waist hold. 4-1 to Aliyev.
Absolute carnage from Aliyev. He takes four more points with another cracking move.
9-5 to Aliyev. Bajrang strikes back with two two-point hauls. He pulls another two back at the cusp of the area. Less than a minute to go
AWAITING CONFIRMATION AS THE BOUT IS OVER
THE SEMIFINAL BEGINS
Bajrang Punia's semifinal bout against Haji Aliyev, who's a three-time world champion and a two-time European champion, is finally underway
Right then! Bajrang Punia's semifinal match next
In just about 10 minutes, Bajrang Punia's semifinal fight against Haji Aliyev (Azerbaijan) begins.
GREAT FIGHT FROM THE INDIAN
India's Priyanka finishes 17th in the Women's 20km Race Walk final. She narrowly misses out on World Championships 2022 Qualifying mark: 1:31:00.
On the other hand, India's Bhawna Jat finishes 32nd
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE:
Antonella Palmisano of Italy picks gold
Sandra Lorena Arenas of Colombia picks up bronze
Liu Hong of China takes bronze
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE: 1 km to go
1 km to go!
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE- 5km to go!
After 15km, India's Priyanka Goswami is running in the 15th place. Just 5 km to go.
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE- Losing places
India's Priyanka, who was once leading the race, has dropped to the back of the leading pack. She is currently 14th after 13km. 7km to go!
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE
After nearly 11km, India's Priyanka has slipped to 9th, while Bhawna Jat has slipped to 35th
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE
After 6km of the 20km, India's Priyanka has moved up a position to third, while Bhawna Jat has slipped to the 33rd place.
20 KM RACE WALK FINAL UPDATE
After 4kms of the 20kms, India's Priyanka in the fourth position while Bhawna Jat is currently running 28th.
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Bajrang wins by fall
India’s Bajrang Punia enters semi-final of Men's Freestyle 65kg wrestling. He beats Iran’s Morteza Ghiasi by fall. Amazing turnaround by the Indian wrestler.
Wrestling: Bajrang trails
India’s Bajrang Punia trails 0-1 against Iran’s Morteza Ghiasi after first period in Men's Freestyle 65kg 1/4 Final.
Wrestling: Bajrang in action
India’s Bajrang Punia in action against Iran’s Morteza Ghiasi in Men's Freestyle 65kg 1/4 Final.
Wrestling: Seema Bisla is out of Olympics
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Wrestling: Bajrang wins
Tokyo Olympics: India’s Bajrang Punia beats Kyrgyzstan’s Ernazar Akmataliev in Men's Freestyle 65kg 1/8 Final. The bout ended with a score of 3-3 but Bajrang was declared the winner as he landed a point-scoring move in

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