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Dolgopyat wins first gold for Israel

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Updated At : 01:41 PM Aug 02, 2021 IST

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Artem Dolgopyat won Israel’s first-ever Olympics medal. Dolgopyat captured gold in the men’s floor exercise by edging Rayderley Zapata of Spain on a tiebreak.

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World No. 5 Alexander Zverev won the biggest title of his career when he crushed Russian Karen Khachanov 6-3 6-1 to win the men’s singles tennis gold medal. Zverev became only the second German to win Olympics singles gold, matching Steffi Graff’s achievement at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Agencies

Rebeca Andrade took advantage of American Simone Biles’s absence to win the vault, becoming Brazil’s first female gymnastics Olympics champion. Reuters

Super Women China’s Shi Tingmao claimed her second gold medal with victory in the 3m springboard diving, becoming the second woman to retain both individual and synchronised 3m titles at the Games. It was China’s ninth consecutive gold in the individual event. Reuters
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