Day 7 Highlights:
6 PM: Tokyo Paralympics bronze medalist Harvinder Singh wins his first round match against 65-year-old Chinese Taipei archer Tseng Lung-Hui to advance into the men's individual recurve pre-quarterfinals
3:00 PM: Sachin Khilari becomes the first male athlete to win a Paralympic shot-put medal in 40 years. He bags silver with his best attempt of 16.32m. In table tennis Bhavinaben Patel bows out of Women's Singles WS4 quarterfinals, losing 1-3 to China's Ying Zhou.
1:37 PM: Rudransh with a score of 89 from his Series 2 now sits comfortably in the 5th spot with four rounds left. Nihal Singh, meanwhile, is not even in top 20
12:49 PM: Nihal Singh and Rudransh Khandelwal to participate in Mixed 50m Pistol SH1 qualification. Event starts at 1:00 pm
12:35 PM: Jyoti Gaderiya is next in action at the women's C1-3 individual time trial
12:25 PM: Para-Cyclist Arshad finishes his race with a total time of 25:20.11, which places him 11th . Hence, India would not get any medal in Men's C2 Individual Time Trial Cycling.
Preview
After yet another fantastic performance on Day 6 of Paris Paralympics on Tuesday, Indian athletes will look to deliver medals on Day 7 as well. Tuesday was another day to remember as India bagged five medals and surpassed their previous best for most medals in a single campaign.
On Wednesday, world champion Sachin Khilari will compete in Men’s Shot Put F46 final. Bhavina Patel will take on China’s Zhou Ying in her Table Tennis quarterfinal round in the WS4 category, with a medal at stake. Para archer Harvinder Singh will lock horns with Taipei’s Tseng Lung-Hui in the Men’s Individual Recurve Open Round of 32.