Summer games
WTT: Indian Men And Women Bow Out In Pre-quarters (ld)
For the Indian women's team, ranked 17th in the world, their journey came to an end after a hard-fought battle against world No. 4 Chinese Taipei. Despite a valiant effort from Manika Batra, who secured an early lead with a thrilling victory, the team faltered against their formidable opponents. The spirited performances from Sreeja Akula and Ayhika Mukherjee were not enough to turn the tide, ultimately culminating in a 3-1 defeat.
Chinese Taipei, ranked fourth in the world, defeated the 17th-ranked Indian women's team 3-1 in their round of 16 match.
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