Bollywood celebrities have praised Indian golfer Aditi Ashok for her commendable performance during the ongoing Tokyo Olympics.
Aditi Ashok experienced that excruciating pain on Saturday, and with it, post-independent India's tryst with fourth-place heartbreaks at sport's grandest stage continued, the run beginning way back in 1956.
The Indian golfer said it is hard for her to be happy even though she produced the best ever performance by an Indian at the showpiece.
Golfer Aditi Ashok finished fourth in golf today at Tokyo Olympics 2020. She missed the medal by one shot.
Aditi Ashok misses out on a historic Tokyo Olympics medal by a whisker as she finished fourth on the final day of the women's individual golf event.
While yesterday was a mixed day of sorrow and joy for India in the Tokyo Olympics, all eyes are set on some players competing in the events scheduled today. While wrestler Bajrang Puniya will compete for a bronze today, golfer Aditi Ashok and javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra will respectively will respectively compete for a gold medal.
Neeraj became only the second Indian to win an individual gold in the Olympics, out-performing the field by some distance to immortalise himself as the first track-and-field Games medal-winner for the country.
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Rani Rampal and her gutsy teammates cried long after the final hooter had gone off but one thing was clear, history had been scripted by a team that finished last in the previous Games and from whom nobody expected anything
23-year-old Aditi Ashok has been in supreme form at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, finishing at 2nd position after the third round on Friday. If she maintains this position, she will secure India's first-ever Olympic medal in golf!
Aditi Ashok shot five birdies against two bogeys and moved to 12-under, three strokes adrift of leader Nelly Korda of USA who carded a two-under 69 in the penultimate round.
The 23-year-old rolled in five birdies, which included three in her last four holes,tied second on nine-under 133 after the second round.
Aditi, who caught the golfing world's attention five years ago at the Rio Olympics, shared the position with World No. 1 Nelly Korda.
Diksha joins India's top woman golfer, Aditi Ashok, who is playing her second Olympic Games. Aditi landed in the Japanese capital much earlier and said she was looking forward to the campaign.
Dagar finds herself seven shots behind the leader, who is 15-under and five ahead of second-placed Julia Engstrom (68).
The 19-year-old prodigy is one of the eight rookies to make it to the Tour Championships in what is one of the strongest fields in women's golf.
The 19-year-old sounded a warning to her competitors ahead of the Hero Indian Open, where she will defend her title next week.
The tournament has been reduced to 54 holes after the first day was cancelled because of inclement weather on Thursday.
Indian golf sensation Aditi Ashok may prove to be a trailblazer for India as she returns to Vic Oates Open and will be one of the strongest challengers. Aditi has not only been hitting the
Indian teen golfer Aditi Ashok on Saturday scored her second successive victory on the Ladies European Tour on the last day at the inaugural Qatar Ladies Open.
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