#1. Athletics: Six Indian ultra-runners will take part in the 30th IAU 100km World Championship to be held at Sveti Martin na Muri, Croatia on 08th September 2018.
.@afiindia selects six ultra-runners for the @iaunews 100km World Championship to be held in Croatia.
This is the first time an Indian team will participate in the 100km World Championships.
More details: https://t.co/IblDZSVyux pic.twitter.com/cOcYROpCBg
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#2. Winter Olympics: Seven new events will be included in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
The International Olympic Committee has confirmed seven new events to be introduced for the @Beijing2022 #Olympics
https://t.co/CBLGBcyav3#IOCEB | #Lausanne pic.twitter.com/UzBc0ihl6T
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#3. Thai Rescue: Boys rescued from Thailand cave make first public appearance
Thai cave boys made first appearance after being discharged from hospital, expressing gratitude and honoring the memory of former Thai Navy SEAL Samarn Kunan.
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#4.ICC Rankings: Â Virat Kohli retains top ODI spot, Root shoots to No.2
Virat Kohli is still the No.1 ODI batsman, that too with a career-high 911 points but had a new man just after him at the end of the series in England.
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#5.Singapore Open: Defending Champion Sai Praneeth ousted in the first round.
It was falling apart for the defending champion despite the strong start. As most games in the set, it wasn’t a straightforward one or easy either as Yu Igarashi tried to find his way back and eventually hung on and sealed the win.
Report: https://t.co/1WOpBe6XY2 pic.twitter.com/UvVfnaGA0L
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#6. Asian Junior Badminton: Sixth seed Lakshya Sen , Kiran George, Priyanshu Rajawat in men’s and Kavipriya Selvam in women’s singles are through to Round of 16, will play their Pre-QF later today.
ASIAN JUNIOR BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP: 6th seed #LakshyaSen , Kiran George, Priyanshu Rajawat in men's and Kavipriya Selvam in women's singles are through to Round of 16, will play their Pre-QF later today.#AJC2018 pic.twitter.com/rwNnT0Ojki
— FISTO (@FISTOSPORTS) July 19, 2018
#7. Shooting: Star shooter Jitu Rai has been dropped from the latest list of sportspersons being supported by the much touted Target Olympic Podium Scheme.
Shooter Jitu Rai among seven athletes dropped from Target Olympic Podium Scheme @Ei_Samay
— rupak basu (@brupak) July 18, 2018
#8. FIFA World Cup: Twitter records 115 billion impressions during FIFA World Cup 2018
Twitter records 115 billion impressions during FIFA World Cup https://t.co/Q2PkATUFGW
— Livemint (@livemint) July 18, 2018
#9. Squash: Ashita Bhengra starts the day for India with a win in round 1 at the Junior squash world championship.
Good start to the day for India :
Ashita Bhengra (Ind) 3-2 Grace Pattison (Aus) 7-11, 11-8, 11-6, 9-11, 11-4 (40m)#WorldJuniors2019 #LetsSquashMachi pic.twitter.com/gJ9tvzxQvw
— WSF WorldJuniors (@WSFworldjuniors) July 19, 2018
#10. Tennis: Ankita Raina produced a stunning comeback win over Chompoothip Jundakate 4-6,6-2,6-2 to reach second round at the ITF $25k Nonthaburi, Thailand Tennis event.
Ankita Raina through to R2 in ITF $25K Thailand pic.twitter.com/o2kxiZnzJF
— Indian Tennis Daily (@IndiantennisFan) July 18, 2018
#11. Wrestling: Â India take home 5 medal in Greco Roman category, while three other Indian women wrestler has reached Semis at the Asian Junior Wrestling championship.
India won 5 medal in Greco Roman catagory at Asian Junior Wrestling championship
Sajan Bhanwala – Gold (GR 77kg)
Vijay – Silver (GR 55kg)
Aayan Panwar – Silver (GR 130kg)
Sunil Kumar – Bronze (GR 87Kg)
Viresh Kundu – Bronze (GR 97kg)3 Indian women wrestler has reach SF
— Sports India (@SportsIndia3) July 19, 2018
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