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Tanvi Patri signs off with silver at Youth Olympics
What we know so far: 7 reports from 3 outlets, first at 2 Nov, 23:26 IST, latest at 6 Nov, 09:54 IST. Headlines and summaries are quoted from each outlet, oldest first; each links to the original report.
- Monday 2 November
- Hindustan TimesDhinidhi Desinghu becomes first Indian swimmer to medal at Youth Olympics
The 16-year-old won bronze in women’s 100m freestyle, a first for India. 15-year-old judoka Khushbu Rajakbhai Darjada also won silver in the women’s 63 kg final
- Thursday 5 November
- Hindustan TimesTanvi Patri sets herself on course for history
The 15-year-old will aim to become the first Indian badminton player to win Youth Olympics gold when she takes on China’s Zhang Yu Xin in the final on Thursday.
- Hindustan TimesArmed with lessons from China, Tanvi Patri takes on Zhang Yi Xin in Youth Olympics final
India's emerging badminton talent will be on familiar ground in her battle against World Junior Champion in Dakar
- The HinduTanvi Patri becomes first Indian badminton player to reach Youth Olympic badminton final
The 15-year-old from Odisha continued her impressive run, stunning Japan’s second seed, Yuzuno Watanabe, 21-14, 11-21, 21-19, in a hard-fought 54-minute semifinal to book her place in the title clash
- Friday 6 November
- NDTV SportsTanvi Patri Makes History, Becomes First Indian Women's Singles Badminton Player To Win Youth Olympics Silver
Tanvi Patri became the first Indian women's singles badminton player to clinch a Youth Olympics silver medal after she went down against reigning world junior champion Zhang Yi Xin in a nail-biting summit clash
- Hindustan TimesTanvi Patri clinches silver after a gripping Youth Olympics final against China's Zhang Yi Xin
The 15-year-old Indian won the opening game but lost to the reigning BWF Junior World Champion in a match that lasted an hour and 22 minutes.
- The HinduTanvi Patri signs off with silver at Youth Olympics
In a gripping summit clash that lasted an hour and 22 minutes, the 15-year-old Indian saved six match points and had three opportunities to seal the title