Paris 2024 Olympics Live Updates: India Men's Hockey Team Emerge Triumphant Against New Zealand, Win By 3-2

Captain Harmanpreet Singh's timely goal on the penalty stroke propelled India to secure a comprehensive 3-2 victory over New Zealand in their campaign opener of the hockey competition. Manpreet Singh, Prasad Vivek Sagar and Harmanpreet were the goal scorer for India.

Seasoned campaigner Manpreet Singh scored a goal for India to overcome the deficit against New Zealand, who amassed the first goal of the match inside the first quarter. The scores are currently level after the first half. India would want to win this encounter with an more margin to fancy their chances to qualify for quarterfinals.

Third-ranked pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated the France duo of Corvee Lucas and Labrar Ronan in the Group C match of the men's double of the badminton. The Indian duo defeated the French pair in two straight sets, scoring 21-17, 21-14. Satwik and Chirag demonstrated great determination and skill, taking only 47 minutes to claim their first victory in the ongoing Olympics.

Ace Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen beat Kevin Cordon of Guatemala in straight games in a group match of the men's singles badminton competition. The 22-year-old Sen won 21-8 22-20 against reigning Pan American champion Cordon in his Olympics debut match that lasted 42 minutes.

Appearing in his maiden Olympics, seasoned Indian paddler Harmeet Desai progressed to the second round of the men's singles table tennis competition with a convincing 4-0 victory over Jordan's Zaid Abo Yaman. Harmeet won 11-7 11-9 11-5 11-5 to get his campaign underway on a positive note, beating ranked 538 opponents. He will next take on France's Lebrun Felix in the round of 64 of the men's single table tennis event.

Harmeet Desai is also in action in a preliminary round fixture against Zaid Yaman of Jordan. He has won three games so far in match and is on his way towards an easy win. In the other match, Lakshya's opponent is making a comeback and he has taken a lead of five points in the second set.

Lakshya Sen is just dominating his opponent with ease and is on his way to register a win. The Indian shuttler pocketed the first set by 21-8.

India's Manu Bhaker had a impressive outing in the Women's 10m individual event with a score of 580 and a third-place finish. However, her compatriot Rhythm Sangwan finished with a total of 573 and exited from the qualification. Manu will play the final of the event on Sunday from 3:30 PM IST.

Up next, India's veteran Tennis star Rohan Bopanna and N Balaji will kick off their campaign in the Paris Games in while India will also witness a couple of shooters featuring in the 10m Air Pistol women's qualification.

The struggle for Indian shooters continued in the 10m Air Pistol Men's Qualification event as well after Sarabjot Singh missed out on an entry to the medal match by a close margin. He equaled number of points with Germany's shooter at eighth position Robin Walter but lagged behind in the number of bullseyes. Arjun Cheema finished the event at the 18th place with a total of 574.

Arjun Cheema is making a steady progress and is climbing up in the rankings with precise shooting. He is at the third place as Series 3 is going on while Sarabjot is at the 18th position in the qualification event.

Indian shooters Arjun Cheema and Sarabjot Singh are in 10M Air Pistol Men's Qualification and they have started their campaign. Serbia's Damir Mikec is topping the charts at the moment with a total of 186.

Although, the Indian pair of Ramita Jindal and Arjun Babuta made comeback after struggling in the initial stages they managed to rack up only a total of 628.7 and concluded the qualification round at the sixth place, missing a sport in the medal round just by a whisker as top four entered the medal rounds. The another Indian duo of Elavenil Valarivan and Sandeep Singh concluded at the 12th position with a score of 626.3.

Indian rower Balraj Panwar finished Heat 1 of the Men's Singles Skulls at the fourth position with a timing of 7:07.11 and will now feature in the Repechage. The rowers in the Repechage might have a shot at the bronze medal.

Captain Harmanpreet Singh's timely goal on the penalty stroke propelled India to secure a comprehensive 3-2 victory over New Zealand in their campaign opener of the hockey competition. Manpreet Singh, Prasad Vivek Sagar and Harmanpreet were the goal scorer for India.

Seasoned campaigner Manpreet Singh scored a goal for India to overcome the deficit against New Zealand, who amassed the first goal of the match inside the first quarter. The scores are currently level after the first half. India would want to win this encounter with an more margin to fancy their chances to qualify for quarterfinals.

Third-ranked pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated the France duo of Corvee Lucas and Labrar Ronan in the Group C match of the men's double of the badminton. The Indian duo defeated the French pair in two straight sets, scoring 21-17, 21-14. Satwik and Chirag demonstrated great determination and skill, taking only 47 minutes to claim their first victory in the ongoing Olympics.

Ace Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen beat Kevin Cordon of Guatemala in straight games in a group match of the men's singles badminton competition. The 22-year-old Sen won 21-8 22-20 against reigning Pan American champion Cordon in his Olympics debut match that lasted 42 minutes.

Appearing in his maiden Olympics, seasoned Indian paddler Harmeet Desai progressed to the second round of the men's singles table tennis competition with a convincing 4-0 victory over Jordan's Zaid Abo Yaman. Harmeet won 11-7 11-9 11-5 11-5 to get his campaign underway on a positive note, beating ranked 538 opponents. He will next take on France's Lebrun Felix in the round of 64 of the men's single table tennis event.

Harmeet Desai is also in action in a preliminary round fixture against Zaid Yaman of Jordan. He has won three games so far in match and is on his way towards an easy win. In the other match, Lakshya's opponent is making a comeback and he has taken a lead of five points in the second set.

Lakshya Sen is just dominating his opponent with ease and is on his way to register a win. The Indian shuttler pocketed the first set by 21-8.

India's Manu Bhaker had a impressive outing in the Women's 10m individual event with a score of 580 and a third-place finish. However, her compatriot Rhythm Sangwan finished with a total of 573 and exited from the qualification. Manu will play the final of the event on Sunday from 3:30 PM IST.

Up next, India's veteran Tennis star Rohan Bopanna and N Balaji will kick off their campaign in the Paris Games in while India will also witness a couple of shooters featuring in the 10m Air Pistol women's qualification.

The struggle for Indian shooters continued in the 10m Air Pistol Men's Qualification event as well after Sarabjot Singh missed out on an entry to the medal match by a close margin. He equaled number of points with Germany's shooter at eighth position Robin Walter but lagged behind in the number of bullseyes. Arjun Cheema finished the event at the 18th place with a total of 574.

Arjun Cheema is making a steady progress and is climbing up in the rankings with precise shooting. He is at the third place as Series 3 is going on while Sarabjot is at the 18th position in the qualification event.

Indian shooters Arjun Cheema and Sarabjot Singh are in 10M Air Pistol Men's Qualification and they have started their campaign. Serbia's Damir Mikec is topping the charts at the moment with a total of 186.

Although, the Indian pair of Ramita Jindal and Arjun Babuta made comeback after struggling in the initial stages they managed to rack up only a total of 628.7 and concluded the qualification round at the sixth place, missing a sport in the medal round just by a whisker as top four entered the medal rounds. The another Indian duo of Elavenil Valarivan and Sandeep Singh concluded at the 12th position with a score of 626.3.

Indian rower Balraj Panwar finished Heat 1 of the Men's Singles Skulls at the fourth position with a timing of 7:07.11 and will now feature in the Repechage. The rowers in the Repechage might have a shot at the bronze medal.