India at Paralympics Day 5 Live Updates & Score: Sumit Antil Wins Gold in Javelin F64 Event

Record Breaker Sumit Antil wins Gold Medal. India's Tally reaches 14.

Sukant Kadam lost to Freddy Setiawan in the Bronze medal match of Men's Singles SL4. Another 4th Finish for Team India 

Sheetal Devi & Rakesh Kumar win Bronze

An impressive first throw from Sumit Antil, the defending champion, as he begins with a throw of 69.11m, breaking his own Paralympic Record of 68.55m from Tokyo.

Sumit Looks To Defend Gold Medal In Men’s Javelin Throw F64 Event In Paris

Heartbreak for Sheetal and Rakesh as they lose semifinals, to fight for bronze medal

Rakesh hits a 10.

Fatemeh hits a 10 which is right on the bulleye.

Sheetal gets a 10.

Nori too hits a 10.

Both teams have perfect scores but due to Fatemeh’s 10, which was 1.1mm away from the bullseye compared to India’s which was 19.3mm away, Iran is through to the final. 

Sheetal and Rakesh lead Islamic Republic of Iran’s Fatemeh Hemmati and Hadi Nori after 4 Ends.

Thulasimathi Murugesan lost the final and hence have to settle with a silver medal.

Manisha Ramadass stormed her authority against Denmark's Cathrine Rosengren to win the Bronze medal in Women's Singles Badminton SU5 category.

Thulasimathi trails Yang 5-11 in second game.

Defending champion Yang Qiu Xia of China comes from behind to win the opening game 21-17 against India’s Thulasimathi Murugesan in women’s singles SU5 para badminton final.

Two more medals are up for grabs in the Badminton. The action will begin at 8 PM.

Watch the historic moment when India's Nitesh Kumar clinched the Gold medal

Nitesh Kumar wins Gold medal in the men's singles Badminton SL3 category at Paris Paralympics 2024. Kumar defeated Britain's Daniel Bethell in the final to obtain the topmost position at the podium. This is India's 2nd Gold medal at the Paralympics. India's tally has risen to 9 medals. 

Daniel Bethell forces a deciding game in the men’s singles SL3 final against Nitesh Kumar. He takes Game 2 21-18 with a hat-trick of points. 

Nitesh wins the first game 21-14.  He has come back in style after trailing in the first game 11-13

India's Nitesh Kumar with a lead of four crucial points is inching towards winning the first game.

India's Nitesh is fighting hard and has now reclaimed the lead from Britain's Daniel in Game 1

Great Britain's Daniel is extending his lead slowly over India's Nitesh in the Gold Medal match

It has been a cut-throat competition between Nitesh and Daniel so far

India's Nitesh Kumar will be up against Britain’s Daniel Bethell in Men’s Singles SL3 para-badminton Gold Medal Match

India's para-discus thrower Yogesh Kathuniya has won the 8th medal for India after he stood second in the Men's Discus Throw F56 Final. At the Paris Paralympics, Kathuniya's best attempt of 42.22m helped him secure a silver medal finish for the country.

Yogesh Kathuniya is currently number two in the points table with his best throw of 42.22 m. 

India's Nithya, Sivarajan were overpowered by Indonesia's Subhan and Marlina as they secure the bronze medal in the mixed doubles SH6. The Indian duo remains medal-less. 

Nithya Sivan & Sivarajan Solaimalai have lost Game 1 of the bronze medal match  21-17.

Two medal matches have officially begun and India will be a part of it. Y Kathuniya is in the Men's Discus Throw while Nithya and Sre Sivan and Sivarajan Solaimalai will be in badminton action.

After the completion of the qualification round, Nihar Singh stood at the 4th position with 287 Points, while Amir Bhat is at number 8 with 286 Points.

Nihar Singh scores 190, Amir Bhat  bags 189. But it is still a long way to go for the Indian shooters

Nihal Singh is at number 6 after 77 points, while Amir Bhat is at number 11 with 76.

Nihal Singh and Amir Ahmad Bhat will be competing in the Mixed 25m pistol SH1 qualification precision round

Paralympian Yogesh Kathuniya will be in action at the Men's discus throw F56 Final. The event will begin at 01:35 PM IST.

Indian shuttlers have qualified for the finals of their respective events, guaranteeing three medals for the country's badminton team. 

Suhas Yathiraj advanced to the men's singles SL4 final by defeating fellow countryman Sukant Kadam in straight games. 

Nitesh Kumar also advanced to the finals with a convincing straight-game victory and won his first medal in the men's singles SL3 category.

In an all-India match, Thulasimathi Murugesan defeated fellow countrywoman Manisha Ramadass to advance to the women's singles SU5 badminton final at the Paralympics. 

In the Sunday night semifinal, Murugesan, the top-seeded player from Tamil Nadu, defeated Ramadass 23-21, 21-17.