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Four Indians will be in action on Day 15 of Olympics 2021. Among them, Aditi Ashok, Neeraj Chopra and Bajrang Punia will be the ones to watch out for on Saturday.
They are all in line to win medals on the penultimate day of competitions at the Tokyo Games. While grappler Bajrang Punia will feature in the bronze medal match of the 65kg freestyle category, Neeraj Chopra is expected to play a key role in the final of men's javelin after leading qualification with a throw of 86.65m.
Aditi Ashok is second on the leaderboard heading into the final round of the women's individual golf event.
Here are our predictions for Day 15 of Olympics 2021.
India at Olympics 2021 (Day 15, 7th August): Events
Athletics
Men's Javelin Throw Final - Neeraj Chopra, 4:30 PM
Golf
Women's Individual Round 4 - Aditi Ashok & Diksha Dagar, 3:00 AM
Wrestling
Men's Freestyle 65kg (Bronze Medal Match) - Bajrang Punia vs TBD, approx. 3:45 PM
India at Olympics 2021 today (Day 15, 7th August) predictions: Who could win medals?
Aditi Ashok maintained her second position among 60 golfers at the end of round three. She will look to keep the momentum going in the final round on Saturday and win an unprecedented medal for the country.
Diksha Dagar, on the other hand, hasn’t had a good run in the event. She is tied 51st after round three and will look to finish her campaign on a high.
Bajrang Punia will take on the winner of repechage round one in his bronze medal bout. The Commonwealth and Asian Games champion will hope to produce his best form at the Makuhari Messe Hall on Saturday.
The three-time World Championships medalist won his 1/8 and 1/4 finals bouts, but lost in the semifinal to Azerbaijan's Haji Aliyev.
Neeraj Chopra is another strong contender for a medal. The 23-year-old javelin thrower topped the qualification round and could create history by winning independent India’s first medal in athletics.
