Chinese players are getting favorable draws in all events. Notice how Chinese are avoiding playing against better players in Quarter & semi final stages. Case in point archery, they intentionally underplayed in qualification to avoid meeting Korea in the semis. India now has impossible task of defeating Koreans in semis.
Re: Chinese are manipulating draws
by vijay band on Nov 21, 2010 11:11 AM
most of them rank higher than Indian players so they can enjoy a better grouping.
Re: 2006 Medal Tally
by sunil nair on Nov 21, 2010 11:29 AM
There are so many events with Indian hopes still remaining . How can u compare the gold tally after 8 days with the entire tally 4 years back . Remember that so many teams ahead of us like Indonesia , Malaysia , North Korea and Uzbekistan do not have strong medal prospects in the remaining events . I may be sticking my neck out on this but I expect our final gold tally to be around 12 golds and a probable 4th or 5th place. If u think i'm being blindly optimistic then consider the following prospects . Kabaddi - 1 gold Boxing - 2-4 golds in mens and one sure gold in womens Wrestling - 2 golds is a conservative estimate Atheletics- 3-4 golds . If this surprises you please understand that in four events , Indians have the best results in Asia this year . Tennis - With 4 confirmed medals we may get one or two golds . Hockey - a possible gold Volleyball - a possible medal Chess - 2 medals with one possible gold . Let's wait for the final tally before criticizing this group .
Re: 2006 Medal Tally
by sunil nair on Nov 21, 2010 11:28 AM
There are so many events with Indian hopes still remaining . How can u compare the gold tally after 8 days with the entire tally 4 years back . Remember that so many teams ahead of us like Indonesia , Malaysia , North Korea and Uzbekistan do not have strong medal prospects in the remaining events . I may be sticking my neck out on this but I expect our final gold tally to be around 12 golds and a probable 4th or 5th place. If u think i'm being blindly optimistic then consider the following prospects . Kabaddi - 1 gold Boxing - 2-4 golds in mens and one sure gold in womens Wrestling - 2 golds is a conservative estimate Atheletics- 3-4 golds . If this surprises you please understand that in four events , Indians have the best results in Asia this year . Tennis - With 4 confirmed medals we may get one or two golds . Hockey - a possible gold Volleyball - a possible medal Chess - 2 medals with one possible gold . Let's wait for the final tally before criticizing this group .
Re: 2006 Medal Tally
by sunil nair on Nov 21, 2010 11:28 AM
There are so many events with Indian hopes still remaining . How can u compare the gold tally after 8 days with the entire tally 4 years back . Remember that so many teams ahead of us like Indonesia , Malaysia , North Korea and Uzbekistan do not have strong medal prospects in the remaining events . I may be sticking my neck out on this but I expect our final gold tally to be around 12 golds and a probable 4th or 5th place. If u think i'm being blindly optimistic then consider the following prospects . Kabaddi - 1 gold Boxing - 2-4 golds in mens and one sure gold in womens Wrestling - 2 golds is a conservative estimate Atheletics- 3-4 golds . If this surprises you please understand that in four events , Indians have the best results in Asia this year . Tennis - With 4 confirmed medals we may get one or two golds . Hockey - a possible gold Volleyball - a possible medal Chess - 2 medals with one possible gold . Let's wait for the final tally before criticizing this group .
1.Wrestling :Men’s 60 kgs Greco Roman:Ravinder Singh wins bronze medal. In 66 kgs,Sunil Kumar Rana settles for bronze as well.He lost to Iranian wrestler Abdvali in Semi-final.In 55 kg Greco-Roman quarter final match ,India’s Rajender Kumar lost to China’s LiShujin 1-3. 2.Archery:Women’s team India reaches semi final,to face South Korea 3.Fencing: Women's Team Sabre Quarterfinals,India lost to China,16-45 4.Squash:Men’s team pool match India defeated Qatar 3-0 5. Men's 20km Race Walking Final,India’s Harminder and Baljinder Singh finishes at disappointing 6 and 7th positions. 6.High Jump:Hari Sankar Roy qualifies for finals although his mark 2.10 meter is on the lower side compared to 2.15 achieved by several other atheletes 7.Devvarman and Rastogi are running behind in their quarter final singles tennis matches
Re: Re: Re: Re: Asiad update 21.11.2010
by Om Shanti on Nov 21, 2010 10:29 AM
No,he is injured,did not participate..only Yogeshwar Dutta is a hope for Gold
