Rishabh Pant Extends His Best Wishes To Indian Contingent Ahead Of Paris Olympics

Indian star wicketkeeper-batter and T20 World Cup champion Rishabh Pant extends his wishes to the Indian Contingent for the upcoming Paris Olympics that are scheduled to begin on July 26th. A total of 117 Indian Athletes have qualified for the Paris Olympics and will be seen carrying the hopes of millions of Indians to bring the medal. The Indian Contingent comprises 117 athletes and will be aiming for their best medal tally at the summer games that is to be flagged off on July 26th in Paris.

Ahead of the prestigious event, Rishabh sent a video message wishing good luck to the Indian squad. Pant also appealed to people to cheer the Indian athletes as they are going to fly the tricolor at the grand sporting event that will be witnessed by the whole world. In the social media video, he urges Indian fans to support the Indian Olympic athletes for the Paris Games 2024.

“May the tricolor fly in Paris, Wishing Our Olympic athletes all the best for Paris 2024 #RP17”, he posted on X. Rishabh also uploaded a video on Twitter where he can be seen sending a wish to Indian athletes by saying, “Hello India, Let's Come together and support Our Indian athletes who have been working tirelessly throughout the years To make our country proud. Let's show our appreciation for their hard work as they shine on the biggest stage of the world.

Indian Athletes have proved their mettle in Tokyo 2020 by winning 7 medals with Neeraj Chopra winning gold with an Incredible throw of 87.58m. 

BCCI Supports IOA Financially

India achieved its best ever-medal tally at the Tokyo Olympics by claiming seven medals including One gold, two silver, and four bronze. Taking this achievement into record the BCCI has pledged its support by funding Rs 8.5 crores to IOA ( Indian Olympic Association) for the Paris Olympic Campaign. The BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) Secretary Jay Shah has announced this contribution on social media also he was expressing pride in supporting incredible Indian athletes.

The Paris Olympics will commence on July 26th and will conclude on Aug 11 with 117 Indian athletes competing in 20 disciplines.