'MEET THE ATHLETES WHO HAVE THE CAN-DO FACTOR'

'They have the can-do factor,

SHOOTING

Avani Lekhara Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing Final - SH 1

Men’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1

Swaroop Mahavir is placed second after his first 10 shots. The eliminations will get underway.

ATHLETICS

Yogesh Kathuniya- Men's Discus Throw Final (Class F56)

Brazil's Claudiney Batista overtakes Khatuniya with a throw of 45.59m and takes gold. He improves on his Paralympic Record throw of Rio 2016.
Kathuniya grabs silver, while Cuba's Leonardo Diaz Aldana bags bronze with 43.36 m.
Kathuniya still leads after 6 out of 8 competitors finish their throws.
Leonardo Diaz Aldana from Cuba is second, with a best of 43.36m.
Kathuniya leads with a season-best throw of 44.38m.
He registers throws of 42.84m, 43.55m, and 44.38m in his second, fifth and sixth throws, respectively.

Devendra Jhajharia, Sundar Singh Gurjar, Ajeet Singh Yadav - Men's Javelin Final (F46)

Jhajharia grabs silver and Gurjar brought bronze for India.
While Jhajharia breaks his personal best with 64.35m in his third throw, Dinesh Priyan of Sri Lanka broke Jhajharia's world record of 63.97m with a huge 67.79m-throw.
Position after Attempt 2: Gurjard 2nd, Jhajharia 4th, Ajeet Singh 8th
Ajeet Singh throws a foul in his second attempt.
Jhajharia improves marginally, registering 60.62m in his second throw.
Gurjar manages 60.2m in his second attempt, failing to improve on his first throw.
After all nine finalists complete their first throws, Gurjar is placed second, Jhajaria is in the fourth position, while Ajeet Singh is placed seventh.
Ajeet Singh Yadav settles for 56.15m in his first go with the spear.
World-record holder Jhajharia throws 60.28m in his first attempt.
Gurjar registers 62.26m in his first throw.