Skip to main content

Indian Athletes Qualified for Tokoyo Olympics 2021

 Today we will talk about the athletes of India who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics 2021. India played its first Olympics in 1900 Paris, followed by Summer Olympics in 1920 India regularly participates.

 In the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, India has fielded 125 athletes, who will participate in 18 sports out of 33, of which 70 are men and 55 are women.



A strong list of athletes is qualified, which will give a tough fight in the Olympics. In the last few years, the Indian athlete has been seen playing well. 

Below are the names of the athletes who have qualified for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics for their respective sports.


Hockey

  1. Men’s National Team
  2. Women’s National Team

This will be the 20th Olympic Games list to feature the Indian men’s hockey team while the women’s side will be making their third appearance and second in succession.

Women's National Team
Indian Man's team is led by Manpreet Singh. While the Indian Women's team is led by   Rani Rampal. Both teams are qualified in November 2019 and each of them will carry an 18-member squad to Tokyo 2020.



Fencing

Bhavani Devi became the first Indian fencer to qualify for the Olympics. The sabre fencer from Chennai booked her slot for Tokyo 2020 through the Adjusted Official Ranking (AOR) method at the Budapest Sabre World Cup, an Olympic qualifying event, in Hungary in March.


Badminton

World champion P.V.Sindhu will be aiming to better her silver medal from the last Games when she hits the court in Tokyo in the women’s singles. Accompanying her will be B. Sai Praneeth in the men’s singles and the duo of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.

  1. PV Sindhu, Women’s singles
  2. B Sai Praneeth, Men’s singles
  3. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, Men’s doubles


Archery

  1. Tarundeep Rai, Men’s Recurve
  2. Atanu Das, Men’s Recurve
  3. Pravin Jadhav, Men’s Recurve
  4. Deepika Kumari, Women's Recurve

Wrestling

There will be seven wrestlers from India competing at Tokyo 2020. While the grapplers secured a quota place for their country in their respective categories, the Wrestling Association of India has confirmed their seats for Tokyo 2020. With Sonam Malik winning the quota in the 62kg category.

  1. Sonam Malik, Women's Freestyle 62kg
  2. Seema Bisla, Women's Freestyle, 50kg
  3. Vinesh Phogat, Women’s Freestyle 53kg
  4. Anshu Malik, Women's Freestyle 57kg
  5. Deepak Punia, Men’s Freestyle 86kg
  6. Ravi Kumar Dahiya, Men’s Freestyle 57kg
  7. Bajrang Punia, Men’s Freestyle 65kg

Weightlifting

Mirabai Chanu will be India's only representative in weightlifting at Tokyo 2020. Ranked second in the world, the former world champion is among the favourites for a medal in the women's 49kg weight division.


Tennis

Sania Mirza qualified for Tokyo 2020 via her protected ranking and she has chosen Ankita Raina to be her partner in the women's doubles. Meanwhile, Sumit Nagal will be making his Olympic debut in the men's singles.

  1. Sania Mirza and Ankita Raina, Women's Doubles
  2. Sumit Nagal, Men's Singles

Swimming

Sajan Prakash became the first Indian to directly qualify for the Olympics when he achieved the elusive 'A' cut. He will compete in the 200m butterfly event. Srihari Nataraj too managed to achieve the 'A' cut in the 100m backstrokes a day later. Maana Patel qualified via the universality quota, which ensures three Indians swimmers will compete at the Summer Games for the first time.

  1. Sajan Prakash, men's 100m freestyle, 100m butterfly, 200m butterfly
  2. Srihari Nataraj, men's 100m backstroke
  3. Maana Patel, women's 100m backstroke

Athletics

Athletics has never been India’s strong suit at the Olympics but emerging javelin throwers Neeraj Chopra and Shivpal Singh have raised hopes this time around.

The 4x400 mixed relay, which will make its debut at Tokyo 2020, will also see an Indian team, which had Asian Games gold-medallist Muhammed Anas after they finished third at the World Athletics Championships in 2019.

But it was KT Irfan that offered the first hope when in March 2019, he became the first Indian athlete to qualify for the 2020 Olympics. India's sprint ace Dutee Chand is set for her second Olympic appearance.

  1. KT Irfan, Men's 20km race walking
  2. Sandeep Kumar, Men's 20km race walking
  3. Rahul Rohilla, Men's 20km race walking
  4. Gurpreet Singh, Men's 50km race walking
  5. Bhawna Jat, Women's 20km race walking
  6. Priyanka Goswami, Women's 20km race walking

  7. Avinash Sable, Men's 3000m steeplechase
  8. Murali Sreeshankar, Men's long jump
  9. MP Jabir, Men's 400m hurdles
  10. Neeraj Chopra, Men's javelin throw
  11. Shivpal Singh, Men's javelin throw
  12. Annu Rani, Women's javelin throw
  13. Tajinderpal Singh Toor, Men's shot put
  14. Dutee Chand, Women's 100m and 200m
  15. Kamalpreet Kaur, Women's discus throw
  16. Seema Punia, Women's discus throw
  17. 4x400 Mixed Relay
  18. Men's 4x400m Relay


Boxing

The Indian boxers punched as many as nine tickets to the Tokyo Olympics at the Asia Oceania boxing Olympic qualifiers held in Amman, Jordan.

  1. Vikas Krishan (Men's, 69kg)
  2. Lovlina Borgohain (Women's, 69kg)
  3. Ashish Kumar (Men's, 75kg)
  4. Pooja Rani (Women's, 75kg)
  5. Satish Kumar (Men's, 91kg)
  6. Mary Kom (Women's, 51kg)
  7. Amit Panghal (Men's, 52kg)
  8. Manish Kaushik (Men's, 63kg)
  9. Simranjit Kaur (Women's, 60kg)


Equestrian

Fouad Mirza is the first Indian equestrian to qualify for the Games in 20 years. He sealed his quota in eventing after topping the group in the individual event category at the South East Asia and Oceanic qualifiers in November 2019.


Golf

India's participation in golf at Tokyo 2020 will feature Anirban Lahiri and Udayan Mane in the men's and Aditi Ashok in the women's events. Udayan, who made the cut as a replacement, will be making his Olympic debut.

  1. Anirban Lahiri
  2. Udayan Mane
  3. Aditi Ashok

Gymnastics

Pranati Nayak is only the second Indian woman gymnast to qualify for the Olympics. The artistic gymnast made the cut in May via the Asian quota.


Judo

Sushila Devi Likmabam will be India's only participant in Judo at Tokyo 2020. She made the Olympic cut in the women's extra-lightweight (48kg) division as the highest-ranked Asian judoka outside the top 18 on the Olympic Game Quota (OGQ) rankings list.

Rowing

Indian rowers Arjun Jat and Arvind Singh qualified in the men’s lightweight double sculls event at the Asian qualifiers in Tokyo, Japan in May.

Sailing

Nethra Kumanan became the first Indian woman sailor to qualify for the Olympics at the Mussanah Open Championship 2021 in April. Three other Indian sailors also made the Tokyo cut in Oman. For the first time India will be competing in more than one sailing event at the Games - Laser Radial, Laser Standard and 49er. India never had more than two sailors at a single Olympics before.

  1. Nethra Kumanan, Laser Radial
  2. Vishnu Saravanan, Laser Standard
  3. KC Ganapathy and Varun Thakkar, 49er

Shooting

As many as 15 Indian shooters have achieved Olympic qualification so far, making it the country’s largest contingent at any Games.

Youngsters Divyansh Singh Panwar and Elavenil Valarivan are highest-ranked in the 10m Air Rifle men’s and women’s, respectively, while Manu Bhaker has impressed.

While the following athletes secured a quota place in their respective category, their participation at the showpiece event was decided by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI). The final team saw Chinki Yadav's quota handed to rifle shooter Elavenil Valarivan.

  1. Anjum Moudgil, 10m Women’s Air Rifle
  2. Apurvi Chandela, 10m Women’s Air Rifle
  3. Divyansh Singh Panwar, 10m Men’s Air Rifle
  4. Deepak Kumar, 10m Men’s Air Rifle
  5. Tejaswini Sawant, 50m Women’s Rifle 3 Position
  6. Sanjeev Rajput, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position
  7. Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position
  8. Manu Bhaker, 10m Women’s Air Pistol
  9. Yashaswini Singh Deswal, 10m Women’s Air Pistol
  10. Saurabh Chaudhary, 10m Men’s Air Pistol
  11. Abhishek Verma, 10m Men’s Air Pistol
  12. Rahi Sarnobat, 25m Women’s Pistol
  13. Chinki Yadav, 25m Women’s Pistol (replaced by Elavenil Valarivan)
  14. Angad Veer Singh Bajwa, Men’s Skeet
  15. Mairaj Ahmad Khan, Men’s Skeet

Table Tennis

Four Indian table tennis players qualified for the Olympics at the Asian qualifiers in Doha in March. It includes the veteran Sharath Kamal, who will be making his fourth appearance at the Games. While G Sathiyan and Sutirtha Mukherjee sealed their Tokyo spots with wins in their respective groups, Manika Batra and Sharath Kamal booked their place based on their rankings.

  1. Sharath Kamal
  2. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran
  3. Sutirtha Mukherjee
  4. Manika Batra



With these strong athletes, we hope for many Medals for India.












Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tokyo Olympics 2021

 Hello Friends , As we know Tokyo Olympic 2021 is an upcomping International  multi-sport event  scheduled to be held from July 23 to August 8  2021 in Tokyo. THE OLYMPIC Games is an important international event featuring summer and winter sports. Originally , the ancient Olympic Games are held in  Ancient Greece at Olympia  . The first games were in 776 BC. They were held every 4 years until 6th century AC. The first "modern" Olympics happened in 1896 in Athens,Greece. 2021 Tokyo Olympic Originally, Tokyo Olympic are scheduled to take place from 24 July to 9 August 2020, But the Event is postponted in March 2020 due to  COVID-19 PANDEMIC.  Despite being resheduled for 2021. And also this is the first time in history that the Olympic Games have been postponed and rescheduled, rather than cancelled. Official Name of 2021 Olympic is   Games of the XXXII Olympiad  . And Host city is  Tokyo,JAPAN  . Opening date is 23 July 2021 and Closing date is 8 August 2021. Opned by  Empero
1 comment
Read more

Tokyo Olympics 2021 India Full Schedule, Fixtures ,Dates, Timings

Only one day remaining for Tokyo Olympics after a delay of 1 year due to the Corona pandemic.  Today we will publish India's full schedule, fixtures, timings, athletes, and dates. India is sending its largest-ever contingent  to the Olympics for the rescheduling of the Olympics from July 23. 125 Athletes(69 Men, 57 Women) are participating in Tokoyo this summer Olympics. Indian athletes look for as much as medals and make the country proud. And we have to support our athletes to do their best.    India at Tokyo Full Schedule(All Timings in IST) Men's Archery team July - 23 Archery * 5:30 -   Mixed team round of 16 *9:30 -    Mixed team medals rounds July - 24 Archery * 6:00 -    Mixed team round of 16 * 10:44 -  Mixed team medal rounds Badminton *8:50 -   Men's doubles preliminaries *9:30 -   Men's singles preliminaries Boxing *8:00   -    Women's welterweight  *10:00 -    Men's welterweight round of 32 *19:30 -   Men's super heavyweight round of 32 Equestri
Post a Comment
Read more

The Ancient Olympic Games

Olympic : A Multisport Game  "The Olympic games were created for the  exhalation of the individual athelete."                                                                      - Pierre de Coubertin The Ancient Games were staged in Olympia, Grecce , from 776 BC through 393 AD. According to greek myths it was Heracles ( The Roman Hercules ) son of Zeus and Alcmene who first called the games "Olympic" and started a tradition of holding them every four years,they continued it for 12 centuries.                     Ancient Olympic includes running , long jump , shot put , javelin , boxing , pankration and equestrain events. Among these running race is the Oldest Olympic Sport in the world. Running was the only event in Olymic until 724BC.                     In the Ancient Olympic , Victor was crowned by the crown of olive leaves cut from the sacred tree at Olympia. The most important was the fame and supreme glory of becoming a champion at that time. There were no pri
Post a Comment
Read more