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2016 Olympics: India at Rio, Day 11

Last updated on - Aug 17, 2016, 05:36 IST
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PV Sindhu

Two-time World Championship bronze-medallist PV Sindhu made it to the semi-finals of the women's singles badminton beating world no.2 Wang Yihan in straight games

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PV Sindhu

The 21-year-old Indian, who came into the match with a 2-4 head-to-head record, dished out a compact game to outmanoeuvre the more experienced Wang 22-20, 21-19

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Sindhu vs Yihan

The gruelling match lasting 54 minutes

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Ecstatic Sindhu

With the memorable win, Sindhu became the second Indian badminton player to reach an Olympic semifinal after Saina Nehwal achieved the feat four years ago

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Hardeep Singh

India's Greco-Roman wrestler Hardeep Singh lost his opening round bout in the 98 kg category

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Haardeep Singh

The Turkish wrestler won the bout 2-1 despite a stiff resistance from the 25-year-old Indian

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Hadeep Singh

Hardeep's hopes of making it to the repechage was blown away when Cenk subsequently lost to Artur Aleksanyan of Armenia 0-9 in the semi-final

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