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Indian Hockey Team made a history After 41 years wins Bronze medal 🥉.        India erupted in jubilation after coming back from a 3-1 deficit to defeat Germany 5-4 to earn Olympic bronze in men's hockey, their first medal at the Games in 41 years. Germany finishes fourth, the first time the men's team has failed to win a medal at an Olympics since 2000.       Germany got off to a fast start at the Oi Hockey Stadium, scoring in the second minute on a deflected goal by Timur Oruz. Their midfielders controlled the quarter, but Parattu Raveendran Sreejesh, the goalie, kept the shots out.      Simranjeet Singh of India equalised in the second quarter before Niklas Wellen of Germany regained Germany's advantage. After India relinquished possession, Benedikt Furk scored into an unprotected net to put Germany ahead 3-1. Hardik Singh scored on the rebound of the first penalty corner for India, while Harmanpreet Singh hammered the second. The score was 3-3 at halftime.       In the

Emma McKeon          She is an Australian competitive swimmer who was born on May 24, 1994. She is Australia's most successful Olympian, with 11 medals in total, including one gold at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and four golds in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. She was the most decorated athlete at the 2020 Summer Olympics, winning four gold and three bronze medals, and is tied for the most medals won by a woman in a single Olympics. McKeon has also won one gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships and twelve medals at the 2014 Glasgow and 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, including eight gold medals.           She is now tied with Ian Thorpe for the most Olympic gold medals in Australian history, with five. Tokyo Olympic 2020 Medals: Women's 50m freestyle                    ==> Gold Women's 100m freestyle                  ==> Gold Women's 100m Butterfly                 ==> Bronze Women's 4*100m freestyle relay     ==> Gold Women

Annu Rani     She became the first Indian woman javelin thrower to qualify for Tokyo 2020, and the third overall.      Annu Rani, India's flagbearer in the women's javelin throw, qualified for Tokyo 2020 based on global rankings. In the Road to Tokyo rankings, the Indian is presently ranked 18th.     Rani became the first Indian woman javelin thrower and the third Indian overall after Neeraj Chopra and Shivpal Singh to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which will begin on July 23.    During the Indian Grand Prix in Patiala in March 2021, the 28-year-old set a national record by throwing the spear 63.24 metres. We take a look back at her experience: Her skill was recognized by her brother:      Annu Rani was born into a farming family in Uttar Pradesh's Bahadarpur village. Upendra, her brother, was his staunchest supporter.     Her brother, in fact, was the one who first noticed her potential during a cricket match. He saw Rani had a good throwing arm since she could effo

     All eyes will be on the Indian men's hockey team, which faces Belgium in a semi-final match on Tuesday for a chance to end their Olympic medal drought.     At the Tokyo Olympics, the Manpreet Singh-led team has been in outstanding form, reaching the semi-finals for the first time since 1972.     Dilpreet Singh, Gurjant Singh, and Hardik Singh scored goals to help India overcome Great Britain 3-1 in the quarter-final.     The squad will face world champions Belgium in the semi-finals, who topped their group and are undefeated at Tokyo 2020.     The winner of the game between India and Belgium will get a medal.     On Tuesday, India's Olympic wrestling campaign begins. Sonam Malik, a 19-year-old Indian freestyle wrestler, will compete on August 3. Bolortuya Khurelkhuu of Mongolia, a silver medalist at the Asian Championships, will be her first opponent in Tokyo.      In addition, two Indians will compete in track and field events. In the women's javelin throw qualifiers,

PV Sindhu has become the first Indian woman to win two Olympic medals. *Silver in Rio 2016 & Bronze in Tokyo 2020*       PV Sindhu won the badminton women's singles bronze medal in Tokyo, becoming the first Indian woman and the second Indian after Sushil Kumar to do so. She defeated He Bing Jiao of China 21-13, 21-15.       Sindhu defeated the Chinese left-hander in 53 minutes at the Musashino Forest Sport Plaza court 1 to join Mirabai Chanu and Lovlina Borgohain as India's medalists at the Tokyo Olympics. Biography:      PV Sindhu was born in Hyderabad,  On July 5, 1995, to parents who were both national volleyball players, with her father, PV Ramana, winning a bronze medal at the 1986 Seoul Asian Games. As a result, she was born with sport coursing through her veins.      While her parents were volleyball players, PV Sindhu became interested in badminton after seeing Pullela Gopichand play, and she was a regular player by the age of eight.      However, Gopichand was soo