Tokyo Olympics 2020, Day 0, LIVE Updates: Mary Kom, Manpreet Singh to be India's flag bearers at opening ceremony

Archery - Mixed Team

An update on the mixed team event as well! 

Pravin Jadhav's performance in the men's ranking round means he will partner Deepika Kumari in the mixed team, and with a total score of 1319, the pair will be ranked 9th. 

Archery - Men's Ranking Round

Alright then, the final end is done, and we have a clear picture of how the male archers performed! India's highest ranked archer for the knockouts will be Pravin Jadhav, who recorded a 54 (10 9 9 9 9 8) in the tenth end to put together a total of 656. Up next, rather surprisingly, is Atanu Das, whose 53 (X 9 9 9 8 8) in the final end sees him post 653. And finally, just a couple of places below Atanu is Tarundeep Rai, who started poorly but did well towards the end of the round, and finished with 652 thanks to a final end score of 55 (X X 10 9 9 7)

Towards the top of the rankings, South Korean pair of  former gold medallist Oh Jinyek and Olympic record holder Kim Woo-jin were both displaced thanks to a late surge from Brady Ellison of America, who finishes in second place. 17-year-old archer Kim je deok finishes in first, having spent most of this round in the lead.

Archery - Men's Ranking Round

Great work from both Pravin Jadhav and Atanu Das! Both archers record a score of 56 (Pravin - 10 10 9 9 9 9, Atanu - X X 9 9 9 9) to move slightly upwards in the rankings. Tarundeep Rai slips down one spot into 38th place with a 54 (10 10 9 9 9 7)

Former leader Hiroki Muto has made a bit of a comeback, and with back to back 58s, is now in fifth place.

Archery - Men's Ranking Round

After the fifth end, we now have a new Indian leader! Pravin Jadhav is now the highest scoring Indian after shooting a 56 (X 10 10 9 9 8) to move up into 25th place. Atanu stays firm in 29th place with a 55 (10 10 9 9 9 8) and Tarundeep Rai moves up a few places to 39th with a strong score of 57 (10 10 10 9 9 9)

Archery - Men's Ranking Round

Massive slip-up from Atanu Das in the fourth end, his score of 52 (9 9 9 9 8 8) sees him plummet down the ranks into 29th place. Just behind him is Pravin Jadhav, who after a poor start, is gradually climbing his way up the ranks. Jadhav gets a 56 (X 10 10 9 9 8) this time. Tarundeep Rai also drops down from 45th into 48th place with a 53 (10 9 9 9 8 8).

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Rowing - Women's Quadruple Sculls

Utter domination from the Chinese quartet of Yunxia Chen, Ling Zhang, Yang Lyu and Xiaotong Cui as they top the leaderboards with a time of 6:14.32! For perspective on just how incredible their performance was, the next best timing, registered by the German team, was 6:18.22, a full four seconds slower.  

Rowing - Women's Double Sculls

Ancuta Bodnar and Simona Radis of Romania top the charts with a time of 6:49.79, and they're followed very very closely by the Dutch duo of Roos de Jong and Lisa Scheenard, who finished with a time of 6:49.90.

Rowing - Men's Double Sculls

Oh my word, the same Olympic record has been broken twice in two heats!

Minutes after Hugo Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias set a new record of 6:10.45 in the men's double sculls, Melvin Twellar and Stef Broenink record a time of 6:08.38!

Archery - Women's Ranking Round

It's all over, and Deepika ends the ranking round in ninth place.

❌🔟9️⃣9️⃣9️⃣7️⃣ to finish off for the Indian World No 1. Not the greatest of starts, but all in all, not terrible either. 

South Korea's An San finishes in first place with an impressive 680, which is a whole 7 more than the previous Olympic record of 673 points!

Rowing - Men's Double Sculls

Elsewhere, it's an early Olympic Record broken!

The pair of Hugo Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias better the previous Olympic best of 6:11.30 with a performance of 6:10.45 in the men's double sculls!

Archery - Women's Ranking Round

Brilliant work from Deepika and she's up into 6th place!

In one of her best ends so far, the Indian World No 1 fires in ❌❌🔟🔟9️⃣9️⃣ to record a 58!

Rowing - Women's Single Sculls

Emma Twiggs of New Zealand leads the timings in the heats with 7:35.22. She's followed closely by Magdalena Lobnig of Austria, who won her heat with a time of 7:37.91, and Anna Sarah "Sophie" Souwer of the Netherlands, who finished second behind Twiggs in Heat #6 with a 7:39.96

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Archery - Women's Ranking Round

It's a 56 from Deepika in the third end of the second half, and she's up into 7th!

She records ❌❌🔟🔟9️⃣7️⃣, continuing her trend of just tailing off a little in the final shot.

Archery - Women's Ranking Round

Great bit of work from Deepika Kumari, and she's back up into 10th place!

The Indian World No 1 shoots ❌🔟🔟🔟🔟9️⃣ for 59, her highest score yet!