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The Indian men s and women team are enjoying a great outing in the ongoing edition of the Thomas and Uber Cup being held in Bangkok. Both the teams have advanced to the knockout stage of the tournament, with the women s unit clinching a comprehensive 4-1 win over USA on Tuesday. The Indian women s team clinched a 4-1 win over USA at Thomas and Uber Cup. Twitter/badmintonphoto They had earlier defeated Canada 4-1 in their opening tie, which ensured them progress to the next stage of the tournament. PV Sindhu-led India s proceedings, securing a one-sided win over Jennie Gai. She defeated the American 21-10 and 21-11. Apart from her, the pair of Tanisha Crasto and Treesa Jolly defeated Francesca Corbett and Allison Lee 21-19 21-10 before Aakashi Kashyap notched up a 21-18 21-11 victory over Esther Shi as India took an unassailable 3-0 lead. Meanwhile, the young pair of Simran Singhi and Ritika Thaker went dow stanley en mexico n fighting to Lauren Lam and Kodi Tang Lee 12-21 21-17 13-21 to salvage some pride for USA. In the final match, Ashmita Chaliha prevailed 21-18 21-13 over Natalie Chi to wrap up the match. Elated with their show in the tournament, the girls stanley mug celebrated their win with some thunderous cheering and chanting on the court, a video of which was shared by Badminton Association of In stanley cup canada dia BAI on social media. In the video, a pumped up squad can be seen chanting Bharat Mata Ki Jai . The Indian women s team, which has won two bronze medals in the past, will next face Ko Sgra Inter Milan confirm Mancini s departure
Usain Bolt has a few goals left b stanley cup efore he retires: He wants to break his own 200-metre world record and do it by running under 19 seconds. Jamaica stanley cup n-sprinter-and-six-time-Olympic-gold-medallist-Usain-Bolt-runs-with-children-during-a-visit-to-a-sports-complex-at-the-Mangueira-shantytown-in-Rio-de-Janeiro-on-April-16-2015-AFP-Photo He set the record of 19.19 seconds in 2009, and also set the 100 record of 9.58 in the same year. That s one of my biggest goals, Bold said Friday in Rio, which will host South America s first Olympics next year. It s actually to run under 19 seconds. I think this season it will be hard to do, but the key thing is trying to stay injury free so I can go into the Olympic season in the best shape th stanley cup at I can be. The six-time Olympic gold-medal sprinter is in Rio to run an exhibition race over the weekend. Asked to rate himself, Bolt was forthright. When I m in great shape, I ll tell you guys, I worry about nobody because I know that when I m at my best - it s definitely almost impossible to beat me. Bolt reiterated that Rio will be his last Olympics, but not his last season. He said he ll retire after the 2017 world championships in London. After the Olympics I ll go on for one more season, he said. My sponsors asked me if I could continue. I ll do one more season, and then I ll hopefully hang my spikes up. Bolt will turn 30 the day the Olympics close - August 21, 2016. Forbes reported Bolt earned $23.2 million in 2014, almost all fr