Paris Olympics Day 8: Boxer Nishant Dev suffers elimination in men's 71kg quarter-final

12:30 PM: Shooting - Vijayveer Sidhu and Anish Bhanwala in the men's 25m rapid fire pistol qualification.

01:00 PM: Shooting - Maheshwari Chauhan and Raiza Wilson in the women's skeet qualification followed by finals (07:00 PM).

01:30 PM: Hockey - India vs Great Britain in the men's quarterfinals.

01:35 PM: Athletics - Parul Chaudhary in the women's 3000m steeplechase round 1.

02:30 PM: Athletics - Jeswin Aldrin in the men's long jump qualification.

03:02 PM: Boxing - Lovlina Borgohain vs Li Qian of China in the women's 75kg quarterfinal.

03:30 PM: Badminton - Lakshya Sen vs Viktor Axelsen in the men's singles semifinals.

03:35 PM: Sailing - Vishnu Saravanan in men's dinghy race 7 and 8.

06:05 PM: Sailing - Nethra Kumanan in women's dinghy race 7 and 8.

Nishant Dev suffers a heartbreaking loss despite winning the first round against Marco Varde in the men's 71kg quarter-final.

Nishant Dev's Paris Olympics campaign ends.

Only two judges rate Nishant 10 in the second round as he loses the second set by 48-47. 

Four judges give 10 and one say 9 for Nishant as wins the opening round. 

Nishant wins 49-46 to Marco Varde.

India's ace boxer Nishant Dev faces Mexican pugilist Marco Verde in the men's 71kg quarter-final at 12:18 PM.

A win will confirm a medal for India.

Quinwen Zheng defeats Croatia's Donna Vekic 6-2, 6-3 in the women's singles final to win a historic gold.

Zheng becomes the first-ever Chinese player to win an Olympic gold in tennis.

The world no.7 Quinwen Zheng wins the opening set by 6-2 against the world no.21 Donna Vekic of Croatia in the women's singles final.

The legendary Simone Biles of the USA wins gold in the women's vault event.

It's her 3rd gold in the Paris Olympics and overall 7th gold in tournament history.

The ace Chinese paddler defeats her compatriot and the world no.1 Sun Yingsha 4-2 in the women's singles final to win the gold medal. 

The sixth-seeded He Bing Jiao of China defeats the world no.2 and the defending champion Chen Yu Fei 21-16, 21-17 to enter the women's singles semi-final.

He Bing Jiao knocked out India's PV Sindhu in the round of 16 and will face the Spanish legend Carolina Marin in the semi-final clash.

Maheshwari Chauhan finishes 8th with 71 points in the Skeet Women's Qualification after the third round on Day 1. The remaining two qualification rounds will take place tomorrow. 

Meanwhile, Raiza Dhillon finds herself in the 25th position with 66 points on Day 1.

Top six shooters will qualify for the finals.

Australian pair Matthew Ebden and John Peers defeat the USA's Ram Rajeev and Austin Krajicek 6-7, 7-6, 10-8 on a tiebreak in the men's doubles final and win the gold medal. 

With Deepika Kumar's elimination in the women's quarter-final round, India's archery challenge ends at the Paris Olympics 2024.

India's wait for maiden Olympic medal in archery continues. 

Deepika Kumari loses 4-6 against South Korea's Nam Suhyeon in the women's quarte-final. 

Deepika Kumari - 9, 9, 9 to score 27 

Nam Suhyeon - 10, 9, 10 to score 29 

Deepika Kumar - 10, 7, 10 to score 27

Nam Suhyeon - 10, 9, 10 to score 29

Deepika Kumari - 10, 9, 10 to score 29  

Nam Suhyeon - 10, 9, 9 to score 28

Deepika Kumari - 10, 6, 9 to score 25

Nam Suhyeon - 9, 10, 9 to score 28

Deepika Kumari - 9, 10 and 9 to score 28

Nam Suhyeon shoots 10, 8, 8 to score 26

Deepika Kumari and Nam Suhyeon take the stage for the women's individual archery quarter-final event. 

The French swimmer Leon Marchand continues his historic Paris Olympics 2024 campaign with his fourth individual gold medal.

The 22-year-old Leon wins gold in the men's individual 200m medley event.

He emulates the legendary Olympian Michael Phelps' record of winning four or more individual golds in a single edition of the Olympics. 

India's ace archer Deepika Kumari will be in action next.

She faces South Korea's Nam Suhyeon in the women's individual quarter-final event at 05:09 PM IST. 

The world no.1 and four-time grand slam winner at Roland-Garros Iga Swiatek defeats Slovakia's Anna Karolina Schmiedlova 6-1, 6-4 to clinch a bronze medal in the women's singles. 

I got like really nervous about it, but again, I was trying my best to keep calm and to just try to do my best. But that was not enough. This Olympics turned out to be very good for me, but well, there's always a next time so I'm already looking forward to the next one in Los Angeles. I'm glad that I got two medals, but right now, I'm not very well, fourth place is not a very good place.

The star Chinese tennis player Quinwen Zheng targets a first-ever tennis gold for her nation as she faces the world no.21 Donna Vekic of Croatia in the women's singles final. 

Zheng defeated the world no.1 Iga Swiatek in the semi-final to become the first Chinese tennis player to reach the final. 

Deepika Kumari will face Nam Su-hyeon of South Korea in the quarters

Deepika Kumari's quarterfinal is scheduled at 5:09 PM IST

Diananda Choirunisa beats Bhajan Kaur in the round of 16 match

The match goes into a shoot-off

The scores are level at 5-5 after the end of set 5

Bhajan Kaur takes the fifth set

Diananda Choirunisa leads Bhajan by 5-3 after the end of the fourth set

The fourth set ends in a draw

Diananda Choirunisa is leading Bhajan by 4-2 after the third set

Diananda Choirunisa takes the third set

The scores are now level at 2-2 after the end of the second set

Bhajan Kaur takes the second set

Diananda Choirunisa takes the first set and leads Bhajan by 2-0 after the end of the set.

Bhajan is up against Diananda Choirunisa of Indonesia 

Bhajan Kaur is in action now

Deepika enters the quarterfinals

Deepika still leads by 5-3

Deepika loses the fourth set

Deepika leads by 5-1 at the end of the third set

Deepika takes the third set

Deepika leading by 3-1 after the end of the 2nd set

Deepika leads her German opponent by 2-0 after the end of the first set

Deepika Kumari takes the first set 

Deepika Kumari in action next against Michelle Kroppen of Germany in the round of 16 individual category

Manu Bhaker bagged a bronze in the women's 10m air pistol category and also clinched a bronze with Sarabjot Singh in the 10m air pistol mixed-event category

1. Yang Jiin - Republic of Korea (Gold)
2. Camille Jedrzejewski - France (Silver)
3. Veronika Major - Hungary (Bronze)
4. Manu Bhaker - India (Fourth)

Manu Bhaker's Paris Olympics campaign comes to an end

Manu Bhaker finishes the women's 25m pistol final in the fourth spot

Manu Bhaker gets eliminated

Manu in the shoot-off for the third place

Manu hits two out of five in the eighth series

Manu Bhaker hits four out of five in the seventh series

Manu hits four out of five in the sixth series

Manu is third after the end of the fifth series

Manu Bhaker hits five out of five in the fifth series

Manu Bhaker scores three out of five shots in the fourth series.

Manu hits four out of five in the third series.

Manu has hit four shots out of five in the second series. She has moved up to the fourth place.

Manu is in sixth place after the end of the first series. She managed two hits in five attempts.

Manu Bhaker is out on the range

Manu Bhaker's medal event is set to start at 1 PM IST

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty's coach Mathias Boe has announced his retirement from coaching.

1. India vs Great Britain
2. Germany vs Argentina
3. Belgium vs Spain
4. Australia vs Netherlands

India will take on Great Britain in the quarterfinals tomorrow 

Balraj Panwar finished 23rd to end his Paris Olympics campaign

Parul Chaudhary finished 14th in the women's 5000m heats, while Ankita finished 20th. Meanwhile, Tajinderpal Singh Toor couldn't qualify for the men's shot-put final.

India beat Australia 3-2 in their final group-stage game to finish second in Pool B behind Belgium

Ankita Bhakat and Dhiraj Bommadevara finished fourth after losing the bronze medal match to USA in the mixed-team event

Lakshya Sen beat Chou Tien Chen 19-21, 21-15, 21-12 in the quarterfinals to move into the semis

Manu Bhaker made it to the final of the women's 25m pistol event whereas Esha Singh failed to qualify. On the other hand, Anant Naruka was 26th after three rounds in the men's skeet qualification.

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