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India wins Gold at 10th Asia-Pacific Youth Sports Games

6 years ago

Team India Golden at Vladivostok, Russia

Team India comprising of CM Kushagra Mohan, L Srihari, Poorna Sri M K and Meenatchi Rajam V won 10th Asia Pacific Youth Sports Games at Vladivostok, Russia with a 100% score of 10.0/10 finishing a full match point ahead of Thailand 1 who secured runner-up position with 8.0/10. Primorsky Krai scored 5.0/10 to secure second runner-up position. Both Srihari L and Meenatchi Rajam V scored 5.0/5, Kushagra scored 4.5/5 and Poorna Sri managed to score 3.0/5.

The Golden Team India (L to R) – Poorna Sri M K, Kushagra Mohan, Madhuri Nadhipati (Coach), L Srihari and Meenatchi Rajam V Team India’s domination against all of their opponent teams.

Team India led by Kushagra remained undefeated as a team and scored 100% match point 10.0/10 to clinch the Gold medal emphatically.

Final standings

Rk. SNo Team Games   +   =   –  TB1  TB2  TB3
1 6 India 5 5 0 0 10 17,5 0
2 4 Thailand 1 5 4 0 1 8 13,0 0
3 5 Primorsky krai 5 2 1 2 5 11,0 0
4 3 Khabarovsky krai 5 2 0 3 4 10,0 0
5 2 Primorsky krai 2 5 1 1 3 3 8,5 0
6 1 Thailand 2 5 0 0 5 0 0,0 0

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