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Indian team win silver in Asian Games Mixed Relay 4*400m final

| @indiablooms | Aug 28, 2018, at 08:25 pm

Jakarta, Aug 28 (IBNS): Adding one more silver to the medals tally,  Anas, Poovamma, Hima Das and Rajiv Arokia finished second in the  Mixed Relay 4*400m final of the ongoing Asian Games here on Tuesday.

They clocked 3:15.71 to finish the race. 

Indian sports minister Rajyavardhan Rathore tweeted: " India on a Roll! Fabulous show of talent by our 4x400 Mixed Relay Team of #TOPSAthletes @HimaDas8, @muhammedanasyah, Arokia Rajiv & MR Poovamma. They bagged a clocking in an impeccable 3:15.71. Keep up the good work Champions! #KheloIndia #AsianGames2018."

Bahrain won gold medal by clocking 3:11.89.

Kazakhstan clinched the bronze medal by timing 3:19.52.

 

Image: Hima Das Twitter page 
 

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