At the ongoing Paris Paralympics 2024, Manisha Ramadass of India defeated Cathrine Rosengren of Denmark to earn the bronze medal in the women’s singles SU5 category.
Bronze Medal For Manisha Ramadass
In the women’s singles SU5 event at the ongoing Paris Paralympics 2024, Manisha Ramadass of India defeated Cathrine Rosengren of Denmark to win a bronze medal on Monday, September 2. By winning the third-place playoff match with a score of 21-12, 21-8, the 19-year-old paraathlete from Tamil Nadu made history by being the first Indian female shuttler to earn a medal at the Paralympics.
Because both players were adamant and shown their abilities, the first game ended up being fiercely disputed. Manisha made several saves to preserve game points, but she was unable to take advantage of the openings she generated. The opening set was won by Murugesan 23–21. Manisha got off to a great start in the second game, leading 11–10 at the half. Murugesan took full advantage of her opponent’s errors. She reached the final after winning the second set, 21-17, with a combination of accurate drop shots and well-placed moves.
India’s Exceptional Performance In Paralympics
At the Paris Paralympics 2024, India’s para-athletes are performing exceptionally well; the nation has won Ten medals total, including one gold, two silver, and Five bronze. In the men’s T47 high jump category, Nishad Kumar won his second straight silver medal, and Preethi Pal became the first Indian woman to win two medals in track and field at the Paralympics. Yogesh Kathuniya won a silver medal in the men’s discus throw F56 event on Sunday, while Nitesh Kumar took home the gold in the men’s singles SL3 para-badminton event.
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