Sakshi Phogat win over Andhra Pradesh’s Jahnavi Nammi to book her place in the Round of 16 of the Girls Under-19 tournament held at Smt Krishna Khaitan Memorial in Panchkula. Rajasthan's Sakshi Phogat belongs to which of the following sport?

Sakshi Phogat win over Andhra Pradesh’s Jahnavi Nammi to book her place in the Round of 16 of the Girls Under-19 tournament held at Smt Krishna Khaitan Memorial in Panchkula. Rajasthan's Sakshi Phogat belongs to which of the following sport? Correct Answer Badminton

The correct answer is Badminton.

Key Points

  • Top seed Sakshi Phogat notched up an impressive 21-14, 21-8 win over Andhra Pradesh’s Jahnavi Nammi to book her place in the Round of 16 of the Girls Under-19 singles event of the premier badminton tournament at Smt Krishna Khaitan Memorial in Panchkula.
  • Sakshi Phogat, who hails from Rajasthan, was a big favorite for the title the whole week.
  • In the quarter-final Shriyanshi Valishetty of Telangana won against top seed Sakshi Phogat of Rajasthan by 21-23 21-14 21-5.
  • Tara Shah of Maharashtra in the girls under-19 singles won the final of the 29th Smt. Krishna Khaitan Yonex-SUnrise All India Junior (U-19) Ranking Badminton Tournament 2022 against Devika Sihag of Haryana.

Additional Information

Top Athletes of Rajasthan from various sports who were qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Sportsperson Sport

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Divyansh Singh Panwar Air rifle Shooting
Apurvi Chandela Air rifle Shooting
Arjun Lal Jat Rowing
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