Quimcy Dsouza reached the women’s singles teqball semifinal at the Asian Games.
A win in the semifinal would give India its first teqball medal at the competition.
Reporting says she defeated world No. 7 Yuina Sakamoto and Cambodia’s Koemyean DY.
One report notes that she had a rigorous schedule of seven matches on Friday.
She is also still in contention in mixed doubles with Mohammed Anas Imran Beg.
The mixed doubles pair advanced through the repechage round.
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All reports agree that Quimcy Dsouza has reached the women’s singles semifinal and is close to a historic medal opportunity for India. They also agree that she has wins over Yuina Sakamoto and Koemyean DY, with mixed doubles still ongoing.
The outcome of the semifinal remains unresolved, so the medal result is still not known. The mixed doubles campaign is also still active, and later reporting could update that path as well.
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Supportive coverage presents Quimcy Dsouza as close to a historic Asian Games teqball medal for India. It stresses that a semifinal win would secure the nation’s first teqball medal at the event. The reporting also points to her continued mixed doubles involvement with Mohammed Anas Imran Beg.
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Indian Sports Home provides live coverage updates noting that Quimcy Dsouza is set to play her women us singles teqball semifinal against Indonesia at the Asian Games. The live blog states that a victory would open India us medals tally and guarantee the nation its first teqball medal in the competition. It also mentions other Indian athletes like Manu Bhaker and Tajinderpar Singh Toor.
Deccan Herald reports that Quimcy Dsouza has advanced to the women us singles teqball semifinal at the Asian Games after defeating world number seven Yuina Sakamoto and Cambodia us Koemyean DY. The article details her rigorous schedule of seven matches on Friday and notes that she also remains in contention for a bronze medal in the mixed doubles event with Mohammed Anas Imran Beg.
The Hindu reports that twenty-four-year-old Quimcy Dsouza is one win away from securing a historic teqball medal for India at the Asian Games after reaching the women us singles semifinals. The publication outlines her victories over Yuina Sakamoto and Koemyean DY, her upcoming match against Indonesia us Sumaya, and her mixed doubles campaign with Mohammed Anas Imran Beg where they advanced through the repechage round.