It was not the best of days for the Indian contingent at the Paris Olympics 2024. While Manu Bhaker, on a hat-trick, in the ongoing edition of the Summer Games, narrowly missed out on a medal and finished fourth, Deepika Kumari also let a golden opportunity slip away in women’s individual archery and lost the quarterfinal despite having taken a lead and having a good chance to proceed to the final four.

While Nishant Dev could have won and that would have assured India of a medal in boxing, he lost the Men’s 71 kg boxing quarterfinal after having taken a lead to end India’s day without a movement alongside their name in the medal tally. The only moment was a decline their rankings with other teams surpassing the 117-member Indian contingent.

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Full List Of India Results On August 3

Golf
Men’s Individual Stroke Play Round 3 – Shubhankar Sharma – T34 ; Gaganjeet Bhullar – T48

Shooting
25m Women’s Final – Manu Bhaker – finished fourth

25 M Women’s Pistol Final👇🏻@realmanubhaker finishes her #Paris2024Olympics campaign, ends in 4th position with a total score of 28. She bows out in a shoot-off against Hungarian shooter Veronika Major.

Yesterday, she had become the first shooter from India to qualify for 3… pic.twitter.com/NVXWdSJTSN

— SAI Media (@Media_SAI) August 3, 2024

Skeet Women’s Qualification Day 1 – Raiza Dhillon (25th), Maheshwari Chauhan (8th)

Archery
Women’s Individual 1/8 Elimination Round – Deepika Kumari beat Michelle Kroppen (Germany) (6-4)
Women’s Individual 1/8 Elimination Round – Bhajan Kaur lost to Diananda Choirunisa (Indonesia) (5-6)
Women’s Individual Quarterfinal – Deepika Kumari lost to Nam Su-hyeon (South Korea) (4-6)

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Sailing
Women’s Dinghy – Race 5 – Nethra Kumanan – 28
Women’s Dinghy – Race 6 – Nethra Kumanan – 20
Overall standings (Women’s Dinghy) – Nethra Kumanan – 24
Men’s Dinghy – Race 5 – Vishnu Saravanan – 21
Men’s Dinghy – Race 6 – Vishnu Saravanan – 13
Overall standings (Men’s Dinghy) – Vishnu Saravanan – 23

Boxing (Monday, August 4 as per Indian Standard Time)
Men’s 71kg quarterfinal – Nishant Dev vs Marco Alonso Verde Alvarez (Nishant loses on split decision)