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Para Olympics: Swimming on the tail end
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Nepal's mercury swimmer Bhim Bahadur Kumal finished at the bottom of the men's 50m freestyle in S-9 category of Paris Para Olympics on Monday. 19 players participated in his competition.
Bhim, who competed in hit number 1 at Paris La Défense Arena, completed the prescribed distance in 35.08 seconds . He has slightly improved his performance .
According to Saroj Shrestha, president of the National Para Swimming Association of Nepal, who is also Safe the Mission of the Nepali team, Bhim's personal best time in 50 meters is 35.84 seconds. He maintained this time in the 19th Asian Games held in Hangzhou, China.
With Bhima's competition, Nepal's competition in the Paris Para Olympics is over. 3 players participated in 2 games from Nepal in Paris Para Olympics. Taekwondo's Palesha Govardhan won a historic bronze medal in K-44 Women's Under 57 kg.
Bharatsinh Mahata, another taekwondo player, was eliminated from the first stage of the men's under 58 kg K-44 category. The team is returning home on Wednesday.
प्रकाशित : भाद्र १७, २०८१ २२:३७
