Cyclists add more glitter to medal tally

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Updated At : 02:48 PM Feb 25, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, February 24

The Indian cyclists continued their dominant show to add four more medals, including two gold, in the Asian Track Cycling Championships here today.

Harshita Jakhar won the silver medal in the individual pursuit event in the women’s junior category. Harshita produced an amazing time of 2 minutes, 32.081 seconds.

In para cycling, Arshad Shaikh clinched his third gold of the meet. His incredible performance was complemented by Aryavardhan Cheelampalli, who bagged silver in the individual pursuit event in the C2 category. Jyoti Gaderiya displayed her prowess in the para women’s category, securing her third gold by prevailing in the individual pursuit event.

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