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Center Owned by HT MediaYouth Olympics: Tanvi Patri sets herself on course for history
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Tanvi Patri fought hard before going down to China’s Zhang Yi Xin in a gruelling three‑game final, but she nonetheless scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman shuttler to win an individual silver at the Youth Olympics, in a gripping summit clash that lasted an hour and 22 minutes.
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The 15-year-old from Odisha continued her impressive run, stunning Japan’s second seed, Yuzuno Watanabe, 21-14, 11-21, 21-19, in a hard-fought 54-minute semifinal to book her place in the title clash
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The 15-year-old Indian won the opening game but lost to the reigning BWF Junior World Champion in a match that lasted an hour and 22 minutes.
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Tanvi Patri fought hard before going down to China’s Zhang Yi Xin in a gruelling three-game final, but she nonetheless scripted history by becoming the first Indian woman shuttler to win an individual silver at the Youth Olympics here. In a gripping summit clash that lasted an hour and 22 minutes…
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The 15-year-old will aim to become the first Indian badminton player to win Youth Olympics gold when she takes on China’s Zhang Yu Xin in the final on Thursday.
