Manu Bhaker can win more Olympic medals for India
Manu Bhaker Paris Olympics 2024: India’s star shooter Manu Bhaker is in the news right now. She has become the first player from independent India to win two medals in a single Olympics. But there are still hopes alive. This means that Manu Bhaker can win another medal in this Olympics. Now you must be curious to know when Manu will have another match. So let’s know everything about this.
Manu Bhaker won bronze medal along with Sarabjot Singh
Manu Bhaker etched her name in Indian sports history on Tuesday. She became the first Indian woman to win multiple medals in a single Olympic Games. India’s 22-year-old shooter Manu along with Sarabjot Singh won the bronze medal in the 10m air pistol mixed team event at the Paris Olympics by defeating South Korea 16-10. Earlier, she had won the bronze medal in the women’s 10m air pistol individual event.
Manu Bhaker, the athlete who won the first medal for India this year
The big thing is that Bhaker started India’s medal tally in this year’s Olympics and she won the second medal along with Sarabjot Singh. Before this, PV Sindhu is the only Indian athlete who has won two medals in the Olympics. Although her medals came in two different years, Manu has done this miracle in the same Olympics.
Manu Bhaker will play for the next match on August 2
Now let us tell you which other event Manu Bhaker will play on which day. Manu Bhaker still has to compete in the 25 meter air pistol event and she also has a chance to win the third medal. This event will be held on August 2. The first day will be the qualifying event. If Manu secures her place for the final on the first day, then she will get a chance to play the final, which will be held the next day i.e. on August 3. This will be the day when Manu Bhaker will create another history in the Olympics by winning another medal.
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