Asian Para Games: Lawn Bowls Buat Kejutan, Raih Emas Keenam Indonesia
Kontingen Indonesia berhasil menambah medali emas di Asian Para Games 2023 dari cabang olahraga lawn bowls nomor tunggal putra B2.
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Asian Para Games 2023: Emas Indonesia Bertambah, Kini Persembahan Judo
Perolehan medali emas Indonesia bertambah di Asian Para Games 2023. Kali ini datang dari atlet cabang olahraga judo Roma Siska Tampubolon.
French Open 2023: Lawan Mundur, Leo/Daniel ke Babak 16 Besar
Leo Rolly Carnando/Daniel Marthin tak perlu memeras keringat di babak pertama French Open 2023. Leo/Daniel lolos tanpa bertanding usai lawan memutuskan mundur.
Asian Para Games 2023: Saptoyogo Kembali Sumbang Emas bagi Indonesia
Koleksi medali emas kontingen Indonesia bertambah pada Rabu (25/10/2023). Sprinter Saptoyogo Purnomo kembali mengibarkan bendera Merah-Putih di podium tertinggi Asian Para Games.
Ranking BWF: Fajar/Rian Turun Peringkat Lagi
Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto harus rela turun peringkat ke posisi keempat menyusul hasil Denmark Open pada pekan lalu.
Top seed Rune rallies to victory in Basel after horror star
BASEL, Switzerland: Holger Rune performed under pressure for new coach Boris Becker on Tuesday, earning a 1-6, 7-5, 6-3 win over Miomir Kecmanovic to reach the second round of the Swiss Indoors.
Hangzhou Asian Para Games: India Win Two Gold On Day 2, Medal Count Swells To 24
Prachi Yadav became the first Indian to win a para canoe gold in the Asian Para Games as she led the country's medal rush for the second consecutive day on Tuesday. India won 17 medals on Tuesday, including three gold, taking the total tally to 34 in the first two days of competition. India had won 17 medals, including six gold, on Monday. India ended Day 2 placed fifth in the standings, one spot down from Monday, with nine gold, 12 silver and 13 bronze, behind China (165: 66 gold, 53 silver, 46 bronze), Iran (47), Japan (45) and Uzbekistan (38).
27 riders injured in Hong Kong Cyclothon, including 13 in pile-up; sports body defends course layout amid athlete criticism
Twenty-seven cyclists were injured on Sunday (Oct 22) in the first post-COVID Hong Kong Cyclothon, including 13 left bloodied in a single pile-up, prompting a sports association head to defend the course layout following criticism from some riders.