On Saturday Three Indians, Neeraj Chopra In Javelin Throw, Aditi Ashok In Golf And Bajrang Punia In Wrestling, will put all Their effort to win a medal

New Delhi: All good things come to an end and in the same fashion,  India’s journey in Tokyo Olympic 2020 will be concluded on Saturday. The Indian contingent has gone to Tokyo with big hopes of winning big numbers of medals, with five medals (2 Silver and 3 Bronze) so far, they did not perform to the expectations. still, they manage to win a handful of medals and have given a reason to celebrate to the people of our country.

Tomorrow will be the last day of participation for Indian athletes in the Tokyo Olympic Games 2020. India has a great chance of winning three medals in Golf, athletics and Wrestling. On Saturday Three Indians, Neeraj Chopra In Javelin Throw, Aditi Ashok In Women’s Golf And Bajrang Punia In Wrestling, will put all their effort to win a medal

The day will start early at 4.15 am with a Golf event.  In Women’s Individual  Stroke Play Round  4  two  Indian Women golfers  Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar will be in action. Aditi Ashok has emerged as a surprise contender in Women’s Golf for a medal. With three days of play having been completed, and only one more day remaining, she is still in 2nd place, on course for a Silver medal, India’s first Olympics medal in Golf. What makes her prospects more intriguing is that there is a typhoon forecast in Tokyo on the weekend. If all 18 holes are not possible on Saturday, Aditi Ashok will win silver based on her rank at the end of the third day. Diksha is in 51position, way behind from the medal race.

In the afternoon focus will shift to Wrestling and Athletics.  Wrestler Bajrang Punia will fight to win Bronze medal in Men’s Freestyle 65 Kg bout at 3.55 pm and Neeraj Chopra will show his mettle in the final of Javelin Throw event at 4.30 pm. Neeraj finished qualification in 1st place, with a throw of 86.65 meters, a rare occurrence in the Olympics for India in Athletics. Neeraj is a strong contender for the Gold medal.

Meanwhile, In another heartbreaking performance, the Indian men’s quartet comprising Muhammed Anas, Nirmal Noah Tom, Arokia Rajiv and Amoj Jacob created a new Asian record when they finished fourth in 4X400m relays (Heat 2) clocking 3 minutes 00.25 seconds. They finished 9th overall, missing out on a spot in the final by the narrowest of margins. 

In the end, We can hope and pray that we win three medals tomorrow and there could be no better way to end this journey.