Uzbek Para-athletes Win 41 Medals at Grand Prix in Czech Republic

At the Asian Table Tennis Championships held in Bangkok, Thailand, in the U15 and U19 age categories, individually, team, and mixed, the Uzbekistan national team is showing both expected and unexpected results.

Match Results

Various results were recorded during yesterday's games. In particular, in the U19 mixed doubles 1/32 finals, the Uzbekistan national team pair Khurshid Akhmedov / Aruzhan Kamalova defeated the Macau team with a score of 3:0. They then played against the Indian team in the 1/16 finals, losing 1:3 and ending their participation in the championship in the 1/8 finals.

Victory over Kyrgyz Opponent

Additionally, yesterday, the skillfully playing young player Adelina Hasanova defeated the Kyrgyz player Aibike Orozbekova with a score of 3:0.

Representatives of the national team of Uzbekistan took part successfully in the first day of the international athletics tournament, which started in the city of Chimkent, Kazakhstan. The athletes managed to pass the qualification rounds and reach the finals in several disciplines.

Tournament Overview and Participants

The XXXV Pasanov Memorial International Athletics Tournament, held in Chimkent, began with a successful day for the Uzbekistan team. This tournament, dedicated to the memory of Gusman Qosanov, is part of the World Athletics Continental Tour Bronze cycle and attracts about 250 athletes from 11 countries. The event also holds significance due to the awarding of important points for the world ranking.

Results in Running Events

In the men's 400-meter hurdles race, Hasanbek Rustamjonov won his qualifying group with a time of 54.02 seconds. Sardor Umarov also advanced to the final, finishing with a time of 54.61 seconds.

In the women's 400-meter race, Jonbibi Hukmova won the championship with a result of 54.93 seconds. Irina Levina (57.47 seconds) and Surayyo Zaripova (58.27 seconds) also qualified for the final.

Results in Short Distances

In the men's 400-meter race, Abbosbek Toshtemirov and Sarvar Jontemirov qualified for the final stage, posting times of 48.14 and 48.78 seconds, respectively.

Uzbek athletes also demonstrated confident performance in sprint disciplines. Lailo Allaberganova took first place in the women's 100-meter race, running 11.76 seconds. In the men's race, Gofurjon Sultanov finished the qualifying round in first place, achieving a time of 10.58 seconds, which secured him a spot in the final.

Further Participation in Competitions

In the following days of the tournament, Uzbek track and field athletes will continue to compete for medals and accumulate valuable points for the world ranking.

Uzbek tennis player Humoyun Sultanov won the ITF M25 Zagreb tournament held in Croatia. This was announced by the press service of the Uzbekistan Tennis Federation.

Path and Opponents in the Tournament

During the competition, Sultanov defeated several strong opponents. In the quarter-finals, he beat Sebastian Sorgers, an Austrian ranked fourth in the tournament, with a score of 7:5, 6:4.

In the semi-finals, the Uzbek tennis player faced Oleg Prikhodko, the first seeded participant in the tournament. Humoyun did not give his opponent a chance in this match, winning with scores of 6:3, 6:1.

Final and Tournament Details

In the final, Sultanov played against Kalin Ivanovski, representing North Macedonia. The Uzbek tennis player secured the championship with a victory of 6:4, 6:4.

The ITF M25 Zagreb tournament was held in the city of Zagreb, Croatia, from June 22 to 28. This competition was organized on clay courts and is part of the ITF Men’s World Tennis Tour calendar. The tournament's prize fund amounted to 30 thousand dollars.