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Asian Games: Quimcy Dsouza loses teqball semis, to fight for bronze on Sunday
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Asian Games: Quimcy Dsouza loses teqball semis, to fight for bronze on Sunday

Indian teqball player Quimcy Dsouza was defeated by Indonesia's Sumaya in the women's singles teqball semifinals at the Asian Games, ending her chance at a gold medal. Despite the loss, Dsouza will compete for bronze in the singles category on Sunday. Additionally, she will participate in the mixed doubles bronze-medal match with partner Mohamed Anas Imran Beg, providing her with two opportunities to secure a medal. Dsouza had previously advanced to the semifinals by topping her group, showcasing strong performances against Japan and Cambodia. Her continued participation highlights her significance as a rising star in Indian sports during the Aichi-Nagoya Games.

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Asian Games: Quimcy Dsouza loses teqball semis, to fight for bronze on Sunday

Indian teqball player Quimcy Dsouza was defeated by Indonesia's Sumaya in the women's singles teqball semifinals at the Asian Games, ending her chance at a gold medal. Despite the loss, Dsouza will compete for bronze in the singles category on Sunday. Additionally, she will participate in the mixed doubles bronze-medal match with partner Mohamed Anas Imran Beg, providing her with two opportunities to secure a medal. Dsouza had previously advanced to the semifinals by topping her group, showcasing strong performances against Japan and Cambodia. Her continued participation highlights her significance as a rising star in Indian sports during the Aichi-Nagoya Games.

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