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Super Sunday at Paralympics 2 silver, 1 bronze Bhavinaben Patel (34) won a historic silver to become the first Indian to win a medal in table tennis Himachal’s Nishad Kumar (21) clinched a silver medal in men’s high jump by...

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Updated At : 10:39 AM Aug 30, 2021 IST

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Super Sunday at Paralympics

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2 silver, 1 bronze

Bhavinaben Patel (34) won a historic silver to become the first Indian to win a medal in table tennis

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Himachal’s Nishad Kumar (21) clinched a silver medal in men’s high jump by clearing 2.06m, an Asian record

Vinod Kumar (41) won a bronze medal in men’s F52 discus throw event with an Asian record of 19.91m

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