On May 16, local time, the Indian team announced the lineup for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, and in terms of the women's team, Batra and Akula won the women's singles quota, and Kamath was the third member of the women's team. Ashika Mukherjee, the player who once defeated Sun Yingsha, is just a P card.
Batra
Akula
The Indian women's team has already qualified for the women's team at the Paris Olympics, and the corresponding two women's singles places have been obtained, and the Indian team decides for itself.
In terms of the Indian women's team, Batra is ranked 24th in the world and is the highest player in the Indian team, while Akula is ranked 41st, and the two players have qualified for the Paris Olympics.
These two players are familiar to everyone, Batra defeated Wang Manyu in the Saudi Grand Slam, and Akula defeated Wang Yidi in the team competition of the Busan World Table Tennis Championships.
Mukherjee is just a P card
Regarding the third member of the women's team, the Indian team still started a discussion and finally gave it to Kamath.
Ashika Mukherjee got the P card. Ashika Mukherjee once defeated Sun Yingsha in the team competition of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, and it can be said that he became famous in a fight. However, the player is currently ranked 136th in the world, with a total of 121 points in the world rankings, with the highest tournament being 35 points.
India's Men's Singles World Rankings
The Indian team also qualified for the men's team.
On the men's side, the quota for the Indian team is completely based on the world rankings.
Achanta (world No. 40 in men's singles) and Desai (No. 62) secured their places in men's singles. Taka (No. 63) is the third member of the men's group.
Ghana Nasekaran (No. 68) is a P card.