Mission Olympic 2008

India Won 3 medals in Beijing 2008 olympic. Winners are Abhinav Bindra (Gold), Shushil Kumar (Bronze), Vijendra Singh (Bronze). The three great north Indians make a history aging in India.

Abhinav Bindra (Gold medalist): Men’s 10m Air Rifle.

Shushil Kumar (Bronze medalist): Men’s 66kg freestyle wrestling.

Vijendra Singh (Bronze Medalist): Men’s 75kg category Boxer.

Abhinav Bindra gave India its first individual Olympic gold medal, and ninth overall, when he won the 10 metres air rifle event at the Beijing Olympics on Monday morning. Before his feat India had won eight gold medals in hockey, six of them at successive Games, three silver medals (two in athletics and one in hockey) and five bronze medals from the Olympics. On Monday, Bindra was fourth after qualifying but had a brilliant final round and even hit a near perfect 10.8 on his last visit to pull in front of Henri Hakkinen of Finland, who dropped to bronze with a poor final shot of 9.7. A look at India’s medal winners at the Olympics: Medal Name Olympics Sport Event Silver Norman Pritchard 1900 Paris Athletics Men’s 200 metres Silver Norman Pritchard 1900 Paris Athletics Men’s 200 metres hurdles Gold National team 1928 Amsterdam Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1932 Los Angeles Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1936 Berlin Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1948 London Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1952 Helsinki Field hockey Men’s competition Bronze Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav 1952 Helsinki Wrestling Men’s freestyle bantamweight Gold National team 1956 Melbourne Field hockey Men’s competition Silver National team 1960 Rome Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1964 Tokyo Field hockey Men’s competition Bronze National team 1968 Mexico Field hockey Men’s competition Bronze National team 1972 Munich Field hockey Men’s competition Gold National team 1980 Moscow Field hockey Men’s competition Bronze Leander Paes 1996 Atlanta Tennis Men’s singles Bronze Karnam Malleswari 2000 Sydney Weightlifting Women’s 69 kg Silver Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore 2004 Athens Shooting Men’s double trap Gold Abhinav Bindra 2008 Beijing Shooting Men’s 10m Air Rifle Bronze Sushil Kumar 2008 Beijing wrestling Men’s 66kg freestyle Bronze Vijendra Singh 2008 Beijing Boxing Men’s 75kg category

Low-cost airlines SpiceJet on Friday announced boxer Vijender Kumar can fly for life in their domestic flights in recognition of his historic feat of winning a bronze in Beijing Olympics. Vijender became the first ever Indian to win an Olympic medal, a bronze in 75kg category in Beijing Olympics. The airlines has earlier honoured Abhinav Bindra and Sushil Kumar with the same offers after their gold (in shooting) and bronze (in wrestling) winning feats respectively. Vijender can now travel free on SpiceJet’s domestic network all his life, SpiceJet Chief Commercial Officer Samyukth Sridharan said in a release. “We are delighted to welcome Vijender into our family of SpiceJetters by offering him unlimited free personal travel for life along with Abhinav Bindra and Sushil Kumar. Sportsmen like Vijender Kumar, Sushil Kumar and Abhinav Bindra have made us proud and will help more people to focus on their dream,” Sridharan said.

 

Medal tally 21 August

Beware if you see Airtel (Bharti Tele-Ventures Limited (BTVL))

I am using Airtel mobile prepaid connection. But after a year I am really frustrated with the service of Airtel. On the midnight of 20 August Airtel automatically activate Value Added Service (VAS) and deducted 30 Rupees from my account and when I try to talk customer care executive they disconnect the phone but after trying several times I am able to talk with one executive but this time mother*uker put me on hold, and after that my call is bard. So I am not able to communicate with customer care executive. They never told what the service was activated last night. In the mid July Airtel suffers with some problem (Still we don’t know what the actual cause is) and hence the result is that all outgoing and incoming calls are bard by the Airtel in Mumbai region since 17 July to 28 July 2008. All Airtel consumers suffers for this f**king action (Airtel consumers didn’t get any compensation against these fault. Because these fault is Airtels internal fault not by the consumers so Airtel need to be compensate all consumers in Mumbai Region). But during this period I bought new MTNL card. One example: Suppose that If my validity expires today then after 12 O’clock midnight all incoming and outgoing calls are bard by Airtel they didn’t wait for next morning. After thinking lot I choose MTNL. I think IDEA and Reliance is also good service provider. Hutch (Vodafone) and Airtel are worse service provider in the world. So I suggest my entire known and unknown person to think 1000 times when you are going to buy a new Airtel (prepaid or Postpaid) connection… Your Valuable comment is appreciated…

Rank	NOC Name	Men				Women				Open/Mixed				Total
		G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T
1	CHN – China	20	7	5	32	25	8	15	48			1	1	45	15	21	81
2	USA – United States	14	8	14	36	12	18	14	44	1	2		3	27	28	28	83
3	GBR – Great Britain	9	7	4	20	7	4	5	16	1		2	3	17	11	11	39
4	RUS – Russian Fed.	7	5	14	26	7	9	4	20					14	14	18	46
5	AUS – Australia	3	5	7	15	8	6	6	20		2		2	11	13	13	37
6	GER – Germany	5	5	4	14	3	2	4	9	3	1	2	6	11	8	10	29
7	KOR – Korea	5	6	3	14	2	4	3	9	1			1	8	10	6	24
8	JPN – Japan	4	4	4	12	4	2	5	11					8	6	9	23
9	ITA – Italy	2	5	4	11	4	2	4	10					6	7	8	21
10	UKR – Ukraine	3	3	4	10	2	2	4	8					5	5	8	18
11	NED – Netherlands	1		2	3	3	4	2	9	1	1		2	5	5	4	14
12	FRA – France	4	11	11	26		1	2	3			1	1	4	12	14	30
13	ESP – Spain	3	2	1	6		2	1	3	1	1		2	4	5	2	11
14	JAM – Jamaica	2			2	2	3		5					4	3		7
15	ROU – Romania			1	1	4	1	2	7					4	1	3	8
16	POL – Poland	3	4		7			1	1					3	4	1	8
17	NZL – New Zealand	1	1	5	7	2			2					3	1	5	9
18	SVK – Slovakia	2			2	1	1		2					3	1		4
19	CAN – Canada	1	4	2	7	1	1	3	5		1		1	2	6	5	13
20	KEN – Kenya	1	1	2	4	1	3		4					2	4	2	8
21	BLR – Belarus	1	2	4	7	1	1	4	6					2	3	8	13
22	CZE – Czech Republic	1	2		3	1	1		2					2	3		5
23	DEN – Denmark	1	1	1	3			1	1	1		1	2	2	1	3	6
23	PRK – DPR Korea			1	1	2	1	2	5					2	1	3	6
25	ETH – Ethiopia	1	1		2	1			1					2	1		3
26	SUI – Switzerland	2		2	4			1	1					2		3	5
27	GEO – Georgia	2		1	3			1	1					2		2	4
28	CUB – Cuba	1		3	4		6	3	9					1	6	6	13
29	KAZ – Kazakhstan	1	1	2	4		2	2	4					1	3	4	8
30	NOR – Norway	1	2		3		1	1	2			1	1	1	3	2	6
31	ZIM – Zimbabwe					1	3		4					1	3		4
32	AZE – Azerbaijan	1	2	1	4			1	1					1	2	2	5
32	SLO – Slovenia	1	1	1	3		1	1	2					1	2	2	5
34	TUR – Turkey	1		1	2		2		2					1	2	1	4
35	BRA – Brazil	1	1	3	5			2	2					1	1	5	7
36	BUL – Bulgaria			3	3	1	1		2					1	1	3	5
36	INA – Indonesia	1		2	3			1	1		1		1	1	1	3	5
38	FIN – Finland			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
39	EST – Estonia	1	1		2									1	1		2
39	MGL – Mongolia	1			1		1		1					1	1		2
39	THA – Thailand					1	1		2					1	1		2
42	ARG – Argentina	1			1			1	1			1	1	1		2	3
43	IND – India	1		1	2									1		1	2
43	MEX – Mexico	1			1			1	1					1		1	2
45	BRN – Bahrain	1			1									1			1
45	CMR – Cameroon					1			1					1			1
45	PAN – Panama	1			1									1			1
45	TUN – Tunisia	1			1									1			1
49	HUN – Hungary		4		4			1	1						4	1	5
50	SWE – Sweden		2	1	3		1		1						3	1	4
51	UZB – Uzbekistan		2	2	4			1	1						2	3	5
52	AUT – Austria		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
52	GRE – Greece		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
52	LTU – Lithuania			2	2		1		1						1	2	3
55	ALG – Algeria		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
55	COL – Colombia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
55	CRO – Croatia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
55	KGZ – Kyrgyzstan		1	1	2										1	1	2
55	SRB – Serbia		1	1	2										1	1	2
60	CHI – Chile		1		1										1		1
60	DOM – Dominican Rep.		1		1										1		1
60	ECU – Ecuador		1		1										1		1
60	MAS – Malaysia		1		1										1		1
60	POR – Portugal						1		1						1		1
60	RSA – South Africa		1		1										1		1
60	SIN – Singapore						1		1						1		1
60	TRI – Trinidad/Tobago		1		1										1		1
60	VIE – Vietnam		1		1										1		1
69	ARM – Armenia			5	5											5	5
70	TPE – Chinese Taipei			1	1			2	2							3	3
71	AFG – Afghanistan			1	1											1	1
71	EGY – Egypt			1	1											1	1
71	IRI – Iran			1	1											1	1
71	ISR – Israel			1	1											1	1
71	LAT – Latvia			1	1											1	1
71	MAR – Morocco							1	1							1	1
71	TJK – Tajikistan			1	1											1	1
71	TOG – Togo			1	1											1	1
71	VEN – Venezuela							1	1							1	1
Total:		114	114	134	362	98	99	110	307	9	9	9	27	221	222	253	696

 

Medal tally 20 August

India’s second medal in Beijing olympic. When Sushil kumar wins bronze medal in Men’s Freestyle 66kg against Leonid Spiridonov of Kazakhstan. Gold medlist is Ramazan Shahin of Turkey, defeating Ukraine’s Andry Stadnik (Silver) in the final. Beijing Olympics are most successful olympic for india because in individual games indian athelets wins two medals one gold and one bronze. and we hope that Indian player will perform well in near future. India Wons 8 gold medals in Hockey. last gold medal was in Moscow 1980’s olympic held in russia and many country boycott the Moscow olympic due to Cold war with US. but after that India does not collect any medal in olympic till 1992.
India beat SriLanks by 3 wicket in 2nd ODI..
Rank	NOC Name	Men				Women				Open/Mixed				Total
		G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T
1	CHN – China	20	7	5	32	25	7	13	44			1	1	45	14	19	77
2	USA – United States	14	7	13	34	11	17	14	42	1	2		3	26	26	27	79
3	GBR – Great Britain	8	6	4	18	7	4	4	15	1		2	3	16	10	10	36
4	RUS – Russian Fed.	7	5	14	26	6	9	4	19					13	14	18	45
5	AUS – Australia	3	5	7	15	8	6	5	19		1		1	11	12	12	35
6	GER – Germany	5	5	3	13	3	2	4	9	3	1	2	6	11	8	9	28
7	KOR – Korea	5	6	3	14	2	4	3	9	1			1	8	10	6	24
8	JPN – Japan	4	4	4	12	4	2	5	11					8	6	9	23
9	ITA – Italy	2	5	4	11	4	2	3	9					6	7	7	20
10	UKR – Ukraine	3	3	4	10	2	2	4	8					5	5	8	18
11	FRA – France	4	11	11	26		1	2	3			1	1	4	12	14	30
12	NED – Netherlands			2	2	3	4	2	9	1	1		2	4	5	4	13
13	ROU – Romania			1	1	4	1	2	7					4	1	3	8
14	ESP – Spain	3	2	1	6		2	1	3		1		1	3	5	2	10
15	POL – Poland	3	4		7			1	1					3	4	1	8
16	NZL – New Zealand	1	1	5	7	2			2					3	1	5	9
17	SVK – Slovakia	2			2	1	1		2					3	1		4
18	CAN – Canada	1	4	2	7	1	1	3	5		1		1	2	6	5	13
19	KEN – Kenya	1	1	2	4	1	3		4					2	4	2	8
20	CZE – Czech Republic	1	2		3	1	1		2					2	3		5
20	JAM – Jamaica	1			1	1	3		4					2	3		5
22	DEN – Denmark	1	1	1	3			1	1	1		1	2	2	1	3	6
22	PRK – DPR Korea			1	1	2	1	2	5					2	1	3	6
24	ETH – Ethiopia	1	1		2	1			1					2	1		3
25	SUI – Switzerland	2		2	4			1	1					2		3	5
26	GEO – Georgia	2		1	3			1	1					2		2	4
27	CUB – Cuba	1		3	4		5	2	7					1	5	5	11
28	BLR – Belarus	1	2	4	7		1	4	5					1	3	8	12
29	KAZ – Kazakhstan	1	1	2	4		2	2	4					1	3	4	8
30	ZIM – Zimbabwe					1	3		4					1	3		4
31	AZE – Azerbaijan	1	2	1	4			1	1					1	2	2	5
31	NOR – Norway	1	2		3			1	1			1	1	1	2	2	5
31	SLO – Slovenia	1	1	1	3		1	1	2					1	2	2	5
34	TUR – Turkey	1		1	2		2		2					1	2	1	4
35	BUL – Bulgaria			3	3	1	1		2					1	1	3	5
35	INA – Indonesia	1		2	3			1	1		1		1	1	1	3	5
37	FIN – Finland			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
38	EST – Estonia	1	1		2									1	1		2
38	MGL – Mongolia	1			1		1		1					1	1		2
40	BRA – Brazil	1		3	4			2	2					1		5	6
41	ARG – Argentina	1			1			1	1					1		1	2
41	IND – India	1		1	2									1		1	2
43	BRN – Bahrain	1			1									1			1
43	CMR – Cameroon					1			1					1			1
43	PAN – Panama	1			1									1			1
43	THA – Thailand					1			1					1			1
43	TUN – Tunisia	1			1									1			1
48	HUN – Hungary		4		4			1	1						4	1	5
49	SWE – Sweden		2		2		1		1						3		3
50	UZB – Uzbekistan		2	2	4			1	1						2	3	5
51	AUT – Austria		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
51	GRE – Greece		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
51	LTU – Lithuania			2	2		1		1						1	2	3
54	ALG – Algeria		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	COL – Colombia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	CRO – Croatia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	KGZ – Kyrgyzstan		1	1	2										1	1	2
54	SRB – Serbia		1	1	2										1	1	2
59	CHI – Chile		1		1										1		1
59	ECU – Ecuador		1		1										1		1
59	MAS – Malaysia		1		1										1		1
59	POR – Portugal						1		1						1		1
59	RSA – South Africa		1		1										1		1
59	SIN – Singapore						1		1						1		1
59	TRI – Trinidad/Tobago		1		1										1		1
59	VIE – Vietnam		1		1										1		1
67	ARM – Armenia			5	5											5	5
68	TPE – Chinese Taipei							2	2							2	2
69	EGY – Egypt			1	1											1	1
69	IRI – Iran			1	1											1	1
69	ISR – Israel			1	1											1	1
69	LAT – Latvia			1	1											1	1
69	MAR – Morocco							1	1							1	1
69	MEX – Mexico							1	1							1	1
69	TJK – Tajikistan			1	1											1	1
69	TOG – Togo			1	1											1	1
Total:		110	110	129	349	93	94	103	290	8	8	8	24	211	212	240	663

 

Breaking Post: Wrestler Sushil Kumar wins bronze

India’s second medal in Beijing olympic.

when Sushil kumar wins bronze medal in Men’s Freestyle 66kg against Leonid Spiridonov of Kazakhstan.
Gold medlist is Ramazan Shahin of Turkey, defeating Ukraine’s Andry Stadnik (Silver) in the final.

Beijing Olympics are most successful olympic now for india because in individual games they wins two medals. and we hope that Indias player perform well in near future.

India Wons 8 gold medals in Hockey and last was in Moscow 1980 when many country boycott the Moscow olympic. but after that India does not collect any medal till 1992.

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Wrestler Sushil Kumar claimed India’s second medal at the Beijing Olympics when he won the bronze in the 66kg Freestyle event on Wednesday.

Kumar beat Kazakhstan’s Leonid Spiridonov 3:1, with scores of 2-1, 0-1, 1-0 in the three rounds.

Spiridonov had finished fourth in the 66kg weight class in Athens, while Kumar took 14th place.

This is the first time since 1952 Helsinki Olympics that India has won two medals in a single Olympics.

Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav was the last Indian wrestler to win a medal, when he won bronze in 1952.

Earlier, Abhinav Bindra gave India its first individual Olympics gold medal when he won the 10 metre Air Rifle event.

Sushil Kumar, who had a bye in the first round, lost to Ukraine’s Andry Stadnik 1-8 in the pre-quarter-finals on technical points.

But, despite the defeat and because of the bye, he got to fight the United States’ Dough Schwab in a repechage bout, which he won 3-1 and earned the right to meet Albert Batyrov of Belarus next.

The Indian won this round too 3-1 to make it to the bronze medal round, where he beat Spiridonov.

Ramazan Shahin of Turkey took the gold, defeating Stadnik, Sushil Kumar’s conqueror in the pre-quarter-finals.

In the gold medal bout, Stadnik took the first period 2-2 by scoring the last point. Shahin then clawed back to take the next 2-1. The deciding period was 2-2 after the first two minutes, but Shahin scored the last point and thus won the bout.

This is the first gold medal won by Turkey at the Beijing Games’ wrestling tournament.

Men’s 66kg freestyle first and second repechage round results:

Second repechage round: Sushil Kumar (India) beat Albert Batyrov (Belarus) 3-1
Geandry Garzon (Cuba) beat Mehdi Taghavi (Iran) 3-1

First repechage round Sushil Kumar (India) beat Doug Schwab (US) 3-1
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India needs only 4 runs (4:38 PM (IST)).

MS Dhoni bold by Fernando scores 39 runs in 54 bolls

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In cricket India stop srilanka at 142 but unfortunatly Mahi’s men does not played again well and around 3:29 PM (IST) India looses 5 wickets on only 75 runs. And now strugling for win…

3:29 PM (IST) India looses 5 wickets on only 75 runs (21 overs)…

3:55PM(IST): India scores 105 with the loss of 5 wickets (26.4 overs) ….

3:58PM(IST): India scores 107 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 28 overs) ….

4:07PM(IST): India scores 116 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 30 overs) ….

4:17PM(IST): India scores 125 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 33 overs) ….

score card:

India: 116-5 (30) | *MS Dhoni 33 (39) & S Badrinath 13 (29)

Need another 27 run(s) to win

Partnership: 41 run(s) in 60 ball(s) | This over: 2,1,0,2,1,0

Other innings: SL inn: 142 all out

India 116-5 (30) Runs Balls 4s 6s SR
Irfan Pathan c Sangakkara b Kulasekara         5 8 1 0 62.50
V Kohli c Sangakkara b Thushara                    37 67 6 0 55.22
S Raina lbw b Kulasekara                               1 4 0 0 25.00
Yuvraj Singh lbw b Mendis                             20 32 4 0 62.50
*MS Dhoni not out                                         35 39 2 0 84.62
Rohit Sharma lbw b Thushara                           0 2 0 0 0.00
S Badrinath not out                                         17 29 0 0 44.83
Zaheer Khan
Harbhajan Singh
Pravin Kumar
M Patel
Extras: 7 ( b:0 lb:4 nb:1 w:2)
Total: 116-5 (30) | Curr. RR: 3.87 | Req. RR: 1.35

FOW: Irfan Pathan (8-1, 2.4), S Raina (16-2, 4.2), Yuvraj Singh (52-3, 14.5), V Kohli (75-4, 19.4), Rohit Sharma (75-5, 20)

Sri Lanka                  O M R W Nb Wd RPO
N Kulasekara           6 1 18 2 0 0 3.00
T Thushara               7 1 32 2 0 2 4.57
A Mendis                  9 1 21 1 0 0 2.33
D Fernando               4 0 20 0 1 0 5.00
M Muralitharan         7 0 27 0 0 0 3.86

Sri Lanka team: N Kulasekara , T Thushara, A Mendis, D Fernando , M Muralitharan , T Dilshan, S Jayasuriya , C Kapugedera, *M Jayawardene , C Silva , K Sangakkara,

Powerplay 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 16-20 ovs

Sangkara

 

Breaking Post: Wrestler Sushil Kumar wins bronze

India’s second medal in Beijing olympic.

when Sushil kumar wins bronze medal in Men’s Freestyle 66kg against Leonid Spiridonov of Kazakhstan.
Gold medlist is Ramazan Shahin of Turkey, defeating Ukraine’s Andry Stadnik (Silver) in the final.

Beijing Olympics are most successful olympic now for india because in individual games they wins two medals. and we hope that Indias player perform well in near future.

India Wons 8 gold medals in Hockey and last was in Moscow 1980 when many country boycott the Moscow olympic. but after that India does not collect any medal till 1992.

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Wrestler Sushil Kumar claimed India’s second medal at the Beijing Olympics when he won the bronze in the 66kg Freestyle event on Wednesday.

Kumar beat Kazakhstan’s Leonid Spiridonov 3:1, with scores of 2-1, 0-1, 1-0 in the three rounds.

Spiridonov had finished fourth in the 66kg weight class in Athens, while Kumar took 14th place.

This is the first time since 1952 Helsinki Olympics that India has won two medals in a single Olympics.

Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav was the last Indian wrestler to win a medal, when he won bronze in 1952.

Earlier, Abhinav Bindra gave India its first individual Olympics gold medal when he won the 10 metre Air Rifle event.

Sushil Kumar, who had a bye in the first round, lost to Ukraine’s Andry Stadnik 1-8 in the pre-quarter-finals on technical points.

But, despite the defeat and because of the bye, he got to fight the United States’ Dough Schwab in a repechage bout, which he won 3-1 and earned the right to meet Albert Batyrov of Belarus next.

The Indian won this round too 3-1 to make it to the bronze medal round, where he beat Spiridonov.

Ramazan Shahin of Turkey took the gold, defeating Stadnik, Sushil Kumar’s conqueror in the pre-quarter-finals.

In the gold medal bout, Stadnik took the first period 2-2 by scoring the last point. Shahin then clawed back to take the next 2-1. The deciding period was 2-2 after the first two minutes, but Shahin scored the last point and thus won the bout.

This is the first gold medal won by Turkey at the Beijing Games’ wrestling tournament.

Men’s 66kg freestyle first and second repechage round results:

Second repechage round: Sushil Kumar (India) beat Albert Batyrov (Belarus) 3-1
Geandry Garzon (Cuba) beat Mehdi Taghavi (Iran) 3-1

First repechage round Sushil Kumar (India) beat Doug Schwab (US) 3-1
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India needs only 4 runs (4:38 PM (IST)).

MS Dhoni bold by Fernando scores 39 runs in 54 bolls

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In cricket India stop srilanka at 142 but unfortunatly Mahi’s men does not played again well and around 3:29 PM (IST) India looses 5 wickets on only 75 runs. And now strugling for win…

3:29 PM (IST) India looses 5 wickets on only 75 runs (21 overs)…

3:55PM(IST): India scores 105 with the loss of 5 wickets (26.4 overs) ….

3:58PM(IST): India scores 107 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 28 overs) ….

4:07PM(IST): India scores 116 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 30 overs) ….

4:17PM(IST): India scores 125 with the loss of 5 wickets (in 33 overs) ….

score card:

India: 116-5 (30) | *MS Dhoni 33 (39) & S Badrinath 13 (29)

Need another 27 run(s) to win

Partnership: 41 run(s) in 60 ball(s) | This over: 2,1,0,2,1,0

Other innings: SL inn: 142 all out

India 116-5 (30) Runs Balls 4s 6s SR
Irfan Pathan c Sangakkara b Kulasekara         5 8 1 0 62.50
V Kohli c Sangakkara b Thushara                    37 67 6 0 55.22
S Raina lbw b Kulasekara                               1 4 0 0 25.00
Yuvraj Singh lbw b Mendis                             20 32 4 0 62.50
*MS Dhoni not out                                         35 39 2 0 84.62
Rohit Sharma lbw b Thushara                           0 2 0 0 0.00
S Badrinath not out                                         17 29 0 0 44.83
Zaheer Khan
Harbhajan Singh
Pravin Kumar
M Patel
Extras: 7 ( b:0 lb:4 nb:1 w:2)
Total: 116-5 (30) | Curr. RR: 3.87 | Req. RR: 1.35

FOW: Irfan Pathan (8-1, 2.4), S Raina (16-2, 4.2), Yuvraj Singh (52-3, 14.5), V Kohli (75-4, 19.4), Rohit Sharma (75-5, 20)

Sri Lanka                  O M R W Nb Wd RPO
N Kulasekara           6 1 18 2 0 0 3.00
T Thushara               7 1 32 2 0 2 4.57
A Mendis                  9 1 21 1 0 0 2.33
D Fernando               4 0 20 0 1 0 5.00
M Muralitharan         7 0 27 0 0 0 3.86

Sri Lanka team: N Kulasekara , T Thushara, A Mendis, D Fernando , M Muralitharan , T Dilshan, S Jayasuriya , C Kapugedera, *M Jayawardene , C Silva , K Sangakkara,

Powerplay 1: 1-10 ovs, 2: 11-15 ovs, 3: 16-20 ovs

Sangkara

 

Medal Tally 20 August

Rank	NOC Name	Men				Women				Open/Mixed				Total
		G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T
1	CHN – China	20	7	5	32	23	7	13	43			1	1	43	14	19	76
2	USA – United States	14	7	13	34	11	17	14	42	1	2		3	26	26	27	79
3	GBR – Great Britain	8	6	4	18	7	4	3	14	1		2	3	16	10	9	35
4	RUS – Russian Fed.	6	5	14	25	5	9	4	18					11	14	18	43
5	AUS – Australia	3	5	7	15	8	6	5	19		1		1	11	12	12	35
6	GER – Germany	5	5	3	13	3	2	4	9	3	1	2	6	11	8	9	28
7	KOR – Korea	5	6	3	14	2	4	3	9	1			1	8	10	6	24
8	JPN – Japan	4	4	4	12	4	2	4	10					8	6	8	22
9	ITA – Italy	2	5	4	11	4	1	3	8					6	6	7	19
10	UKR – Ukraine	3	2	4	9	2	2	4	8					5	4	8	17
11	FRA – France	4	10	11	25		1	2	3			1	1	4	11	14	29
12	NED – Netherlands			2	2	3	4	2	9	1	1		2	4	5	4	13
13	ROU – Romania			1	1	4	1	2	7					4	1	3	8
14	ESP – Spain	3	2	1	6		1	1	2		1		1	3	4	2	9
15	POL – Poland	3	4		7			1	1					3	4	1	8
16	SVK – Slovakia	2			2	1	1		2					3	1		4
17	CAN – Canada	1	4	2	7	1	1	3	5		1		1	2	6	5	13
18	KEN – Kenya	1	1	2	4	1	3		4					2	4	2	8
19	CZE – Czech Republic	1	2		3	1	1		2					2	3		5
19	JAM – Jamaica	1			1	1	3		4					2	3		5
21	NZL – New Zealand		1	5	6	2			2					2	1	5	8
22	DEN – Denmark	1	1	1	3			1	1	1		1	2	2	1	3	6
22	PRK – DPR Korea			1	1	2	1	2	5					2	1	3	6
24	ETH – Ethiopia	1	1		2	1			1					2	1		3
25	SUI – Switzerland	2		2	4			1	1					2		3	5
26	GEO – Georgia	2			2			1	1					2		1	3
27	CUB – Cuba	1		3	4		5	2	7					1	5	5	11
28	BLR – Belarus	1	2	3	6		1	4	5					1	3	7	11
29	KAZ – Kazakhstan	1	1	2	4		2	2	4					1	3	4	8
30	ZIM – Zimbabwe					1	3		4					1	3		4
31	AZE – Azerbaijan	1	2	1	4			1	1					1	2	2	5
31	NOR – Norway	1	2		3			1	1			1	1	1	2	2	5
31	SLO – Slovenia	1	1	1	3		1	1	2					1	2	2	5
34	INA – Indonesia	1		2	3			1	1		1		1	1	1	3	5
35	BUL – Bulgaria			2	2	1	1		2					1	1	2	4
36	FIN – Finland			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
37	EST – Estonia	1	1		2									1	1		2
37	MGL – Mongolia	1			1		1		1					1	1		2
39	BRA – Brazil	1		3	4			2	2					1		5	6
40	ARG – Argentina	1			1			1	1					1		1	2
41	BRN – Bahrain	1			1									1			1
41	CMR – Cameroon					1			1					1			1
41	IND – India	1			1									1			1
41	PAN – Panama	1			1									1			1
41	THA – Thailand					1			1					1			1
41	TUN – Tunisia	1			1									1			1
47	HUN – Hungary		4		4			1	1						4	1	5
48	SWE – Sweden		2		2		1		1						3		3
49	TUR – Turkey			1	1		2		2						2	1	3
50	UZB – Uzbekistan		1	2	3			1	1						1	3	4
51	AUT – Austria		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
51	GRE – Greece		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
51	LTU – Lithuania			2	2		1		1						1	2	3
54	ALG – Algeria		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	COL – Colombia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	CRO – Croatia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
54	KGZ – Kyrgyzstan		1	1	2										1	1	2
54	SRB – Serbia		1	1	2										1	1	2
59	CHI – Chile		1		1										1		1
59	ECU – Ecuador		1		1										1		1
59	MAS – Malaysia		1		1										1		1
59	POR – Portugal						1		1						1		1
59	RSA – South Africa		1		1										1		1
59	SIN – Singapore						1		1						1		1
59	TRI – Trinidad/Tobago		1		1										1		1
59	VIE – Vietnam		1		1										1		1
67	ARM – Armenia			5	5											5	5
68	TPE – Chinese Taipei							2	2							2	2
69	EGY – Egypt			1	1											1	1
69	IRI – Iran			1	1											1	1
69	LAT – Latvia			1	1											1	1
69	MAR – Morocco							1	1							1	1
69	MEX – Mexico							1	1							1	1
69	TJK – Tajikistan			1	1											1	1
69	TOG – Togo			1	1											1	1
Total:		107	107	124	338	91	92	101	284	8	8	8	24	206	207	233	646

 

Medal tally: 19 August

Rank	NOC Name	Men				Women				Open/Mixed				Total
		G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T
1	CHN – China	17	7	3	27	23	7	12	42			1	1	40	14	16	70
2	USA – United States	14	6	13	33	9	16	13	38	1	2		3	24	24	26	74
3	GBR – Great Britain	7	4	4	15	6	3	2	11	1		2	3	14	7	8	29
4	AUS – Australia	3	5	7	15	8	5	5	18		1		1	11	11	12	34
5	GER – Germany	4	5	2	11	3	2	4	9	3		1	4	10	7	7	24
6	RUS – Russian Fed.	5	4	13	22	4	9	4	17					9	13	17	39
7	KOR – Korea	5	6	3	14	2	4	3	9	1			1	8	10	6	24
8	JPN – Japan	4	4	4	12	4	2	4	10					8	6	8	22
9	ITA – Italy	2	5	4	11	4	1	3	8					6	6	7	19
10	UKR – Ukraine	3	2	4	9	2	2	4	8					5	4	8	17
11	FRA – France	4	10	10	24		1	2	3			1	1	4	11	13	28
12	ROU – Romania			1	1	4	1	2	7					4	1	3	8
13	NED – Netherlands			2	2	3	4	2	9		1		1	3	5	4	12
14	ESP – Spain	3	2	1	6		1	1	2		1		1	3	4	2	9
15	POL – Poland	3	3		6			1	1					3	3	1	7
16	SVK – Slovakia	2			2	1	1		2					3	1		4
17	CAN – Canada	1	2	2	5	1	1	2	4		1		1	2	4	4	10
18	KEN – Kenya	1		2	3	1	3		4					2	3	2	7
19	CZE – Czech Republic	1	2		3	1	1		2					2	3		5
20	JAM – Jamaica	1			1	1	2		3					2	2		4
21	NZL – New Zealand		1	4	5	2			2					2	1	4	7
22	DEN – Denmark	1	1	1	3			1	1	1		1	2	2	1	3	6
22	PRK – DPR Korea			1	1	2	1	2	5					2	1	3	6
24	ETH – Ethiopia	1	1		2	1			1					2	1		3
25	SUI – Switzerland	2		2	4			1	1					2		3	5
26	GEO – Georgia	2			2			1	1					2		1	3
27	CUB – Cuba	1		3	4		5	2	7					1	5	5	11
28	BLR – Belarus	1	2	3	6		1	4	5					1	3	7	11
29	KAZ – Kazakhstan	1	1	2	4		2	2	4					1	3	4	8
30	ZIM – Zimbabwe					1	3		4					1	3		4
31	AZE – Azerbaijan	1	2	1	4			1	1					1	2	2	5
31	NOR – Norway	1	2		3			1	1			1	1	1	2	2	5
31	SLO – Slovenia	1	1	1	3		1	1	2					1	2	2	5
34	INA – Indonesia	1		2	3			1	1		1		1	1	1	3	5
35	BUL – Bulgaria			2	2	1	1		2					1	1	2	4
36	FIN – Finland			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
37	MGL – Mongolia	1			1		1		1					1	1		2
38	BRA – Brazil	1		3	4			2	2					1		5	6
39	ARG – Argentina	1			1			1	1					1		1	2
40	CMR – Cameroon					1			1					1			1
40	IND – India	1			1									1			1
40	PAN – Panama	1			1									1			1
40	THA – Thailand					1			1					1			1
40	TUN – Tunisia	1			1									1			1
45	HUN – Hungary		4		4			1	1						4	1	5
46	SWE – Sweden		2		2		1		1						3		3
47	TUR – Turkey			1	1		2		2						2	1	3
48	UZB – Uzbekistan		1	2	3			1	1						1	3	4
49	AUT – Austria		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
49	GRE – Greece		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
51	ALG – Algeria		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
51	COL – Colombia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
51	CRO – Croatia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
51	KGZ – Kyrgyzstan		1	1	2										1	1	2
51	LTU – Lithuania			1	1		1		1						1	1	2
51	SRB – Serbia		1	1	2										1	1	2
57	CHI – Chile		1		1										1		1
57	ECU – Ecuador		1		1										1		1
57	EST – Estonia		1		1										1		1
57	MAS – Malaysia		1		1										1		1
57	POR – Portugal						1		1						1		1
57	RSA – South Africa		1		1										1		1
57	SIN – Singapore						1		1						1		1
57	TRI – Trinidad/Tobago		1		1										1		1
57	VIE – Vietnam		1		1										1		1
66	ARM – Armenia			5	5											5	5
67	TPE – Chinese Taipei							2	2							2	2
68	EGY – Egypt			1	1											1	1
68	IRI – Iran			1	1											1	1
68	MAR – Morocco							1	1							1	1
68	MEX – Mexico							1	1							1	1
68	TJK – Tajikistan			1	1											1	1
68	TOG – Togo			1	1											1	1
Total:		99	99	116	314	87	88	97	272	7	7	7	21	193	194	220	607

 

Medal Tally 18 august

Rank	NOC Name	Men				Women				Open/Mixed				Total
		G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T	G	S	B	T
1	CHN – China	16	7	3	26	23	7	10	40	0	0	1	1	39	14	14	67
2	USA – United States	13	6	13	32	8	16	13	37	1	2	0	3	22	24	26	72
3	GBR – Great Britain	6	4	4	14	5	3	2	10	1	0	2	3	12	7	8	27
4	AUS – Australia	3	5	7	15	8	4	5	17	0	1	0	1	11	10	12	33
5	GER – Germany	3	5	2	10	3	2	4	9	3	0	1	4	9	7	7	23
6	RUS – Russian Fed.	4	4	11	19	4	9	4	17	0	0	0	0	8	13	15	36
7	KOR – Korea	5	5	3	13	2	4	3	9	1	0	0	1	8	9	6	23
8	JPN – Japan	4	3	3	10	4	2	4	10					8	5	7	20
9	ITA – Italy	2	5	3	10	4	1	3	8					6	6	6	18
10	UKR – Ukraine	3	1	4	8	2	2	4	8					5	3	8	16
11	FRA – France	4	10	10	24	0	1	2	3	0	0	1	1	4	11	13	28
12	ROU – Romania	0	0	1	1	4	1	2	7					4	1	3	8
13	NED – Netherlands	0	0	2	2	3	4	2	9		1		1	3	5	4	12
14	ESP – Spain	3	1	1	5		1	1	2		1		1	3	3	2	8
15	POL – Poland	3	3		6			1	1					3	3	1	7
16	SVK – Slovakia	2			2	1	1		2					3	1		4
17	CAN – Canada	1	1	2	4	1	1	2	4		1		1	2	3	4	9
18	KEN – Kenya	1		2	3	1	3		4					2	3	2	7
19	CZE – Czech Republic	1	2		3	1	1		2					2	3		5
20	JAM – Jamaica	1			1	1	2		3					2	2		4
21	DEN – Denmark	1	1	1	3			1	1	1		1	2	2	1	3	6
21	NZL – New Zealand		1	3	4	2			2					2	1	3	6
21	PRK – DPR Korea			1	1	2	1	2	5					2	1	3	6
24	ETH – Ethiopia	1	1		2	1			1					2	1		3
25	SUI – Switzerland	2		2	4			1	1					2		3	5
26	GEO – Georgia	2			2			1	1					2		1	3
27	CUB – Cuba	1		3	4		5	2	7					1	5	5	11
28	BLR – Belarus	1	2	3	6		1	4	5					1	3	7	11
29	KAZ – Kazakhstan	1	1	2	4		2	2	4					1	3	4	8
30	ZIM – Zimbabwe					1	3		4					1	3		4
31	AZE – Azerbaijan	1	2	1	4			1	1					1	2	2	5
31	NOR – Norway	1	2		3			1	1			1	1	1	2	2	5
33	INA – Indonesia	1		2	3			1	1		1		1	1	1	3	5
34	SLO – Slovenia	1		1	2		1	1	2					1	1	2	4
35	BUL – Bulgaria			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
35	FIN – Finland			1	1	1	1		2					1	1	1	3
37	MGL – Mongolia	1			1		1		1					1	1		2
38	BRA – Brazil	1		3	4			2	2					1		5	6
39	CMR – Cameroon					1			1					1			1
39	IND – India	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
39	PAN – Panama	1			1									1			1
39	THA – Thailand					1			1					1			1
39	TUN – Tunisia	1			1									1			1
44	HUN – Hungary		4		4			1	1						4	1	5
45	SWE – Sweden		2		2		1		1						3		3
46	TUR – Turkey			1	1		2		2						2	1	3
47	AUT – Austria		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
47	GRE – Greece		1		1			2	2						1	2	3
47	UZB – Uzbekistan		1	1	2			1	1						1	2	3
50	ALG – Algeria		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
50	COL – Colombia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
50	CRO – Croatia		1		1			1	1						1	1	2
50	KGZ – Kyrgyzstan		1	1	2										1	1	2
50	SRB – Serbia		1	1	2										1	1	2
55	CHI – Chile		1		1										1		1
55	ECU – Ecuador		1		1										1		1
55	EST – Estonia		1		1										1		1
55	MAS – Malaysia		1		1										1		1
55	POR – Portugal						1		1						1		1
55	RSA – South Africa		1		1										1		1
55	SIN – Singapore						1		1						1		1
55	TRI – Trinidad/Tobago		1		1										1		1
55	VIE – Vietnam		1		1										1		1
64	ARM – Armenia			5	5											5	5
65	TPE – Chinese Taipei							2	2							2	2
66	ARG – Argentina							1	1							1	1
66	EGY – Egypt			1	1											1	1
66	LTU – Lithuania			1	1											1	1
66	MAR – Morocco							1	1							1	1
66	MEX – Mexico							1	1							1	1
66	TJK – Tajikistan			1	1											1	1
66	TOG – Togo			1	1											1	1
Total:		93	93	108	294	85	86	95	266	7	7	7	21	185	186	210	581

 

Beijing approves Olympics ‘cheer’

Beijing Olympic chiefs are introducing an official cheer for patriotic spectators to spur on Team China at the Games, Chinese media reports. The authoritative, four-part Olympic cheer, accompanied by detailed instructions, will be promoted on TV, in schools and with a poster campaign. It involves clapping twice, giving the thumbs-up, clapping twice more and then punching the air with both arms. The cheer is accompanied by chants of “Olympics”, “Let’s go” and “China”. The Beijing Olympic Organising Committee has hired 30 cheering squads who will show spectators how it is done at Games stadia, reports Xinhua state media. ‘Civilized cheering’ A committee official said the simple chants and gestures were designed to help spectators cheer for their favourite athletes in a smooth, civilized manner. The Ministry of Education is also arranging special training sessions in schools for the 800,000 students who are expected to attend the Games. Li Ning, president of the Beijing Etiquette Institute, told the Beijing News that the cheer was in line with general international principles for cheering, while at the same time possessing characteristics of Chinese culture.