Bhagat secured two gold medals, while Kadam impressed with one gold and one silver, as India dominated multiple categories to finish at the top of the standings.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the men\u2019s singles SL3 final, Pramod Bhagat delivered a clinical performance to beat compatriot Manoj Sarkar in straight sets (21\u201315, 21\u201317). The 27-minute match showcased Bhagat\u2019s unmatched tactical sharpness \u2014 blending delicate touches at the net with powerful smashes to control the pace of the rally. Sarkar fought hard in the second set, pushing Bhagat into longer rallies, but the experienced champion maintained his composure under pressure to secure his first gold of the tournament.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Bhagat partnered with Sukant Kadam in the Men\u2019s Doubles SL3\u2013SL4 final to secure his second gold medal, defeating the Indian duo Umesh Vikram Kumar and Surya Kant Yadav in an exciting three-set match (21\u201311, 19\u201321, 21\u201318).<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Speaking after his double triumph, Bhagat said, \u201cI\u2019m really happy to win two gold medals here in Australia. The match against Manoj was tough, we know each other\u2019s game so well, and it\u2019s always a challenge when we face off. I\u2019m also very happy for Manoj winning the silver; it\u2019s great to see Indian players performing strongly on the international stage.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Sukant Kadam, who also delivered a standout performance, won a silver medal in Men\u2019s Singles SL4 after a hard-fought final against Surya Kant, ending (21\u201323, 21\u201314, 19\u201321). \u201cIt\u2019s been a fantastic tournament,\u201d Kadam reflected. \u201cCongratulations to Surya Kant, he played really well today. I\u2019m a bit disappointed that I couldn\u2019t fully execute my game plan, but that\u2019s sport. I\u2019ll work harder and come back stronger. My aim is to change the colour of my medal in the next tournament.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s dominance spanned multiple categories with a series of commanding performances: Manasi Joshi secured two gold medals, winning the women\u2019s singles SL3 against Australia\u2019s Celine Vinot, and the mixed doubles SL3\u2013SU5 with Ruthick Ragupathi.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Ruthick Ragupathi also secured gold in men\u2019s doubles SU5 alongside partner Chirag Baretha, defeating England\u2019s Robert Donald and Sean O\u2019Sullivan in straight sets. Sivarajan Solaimalai and Sudarshan Muthuswamy dominated the men\u2019s doubles SH6, winning gold and silver, respectively.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s dominance spanned multiple categories with a series of commanding performances: Manasi Joshi secured two gold medals, winning the women\u2019s singles SL3 against Australia\u2019s Celine Vinot, and the mixed doubles SL3\u2013SU5 with Ruthick Ragupathi.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Umesh Vikram Kumar and Surya Kant Yadav secured silver in the Men\u2019s Doubles SL3\u2013SL4, while Manoj Sarkar claimed silver in the men\u2019s singles SL3.<\/p>\r\n\r\n