Asian Games 2023: The Asian Games 2023, which is the 19th edition of the world’s second-largest multi-sporting event, is set to commence in Hangzhou, China, on September 23. India will be represented by a contingent of 655 athletes at this continental extravaganza. In this article, we’ll introduce you to the five youngest athletes among India’s participants in the Asian Games 2023.
Top 5 Youngest Indian Athlete in Asian games 2023
1. Dhinidhi Desinghu – 13 Years Old, Swimming
Dinidhi, the youngest member of the contingent, has made a remarkable impact this year by setting a new national record in the 200m freestyle event, clocking in at 2:04:24. At just 13 years old, Dinidhi holds the title of national champion in the women’s 200m freestyle category. Her goal at the Asian Games is to improve upon her national record and deliver an impressive performance in women’s swimming.
2. Hashika Ramachandra – 15 years old, Swimming
Another rising star in swimming, Hashika Ramachandra, gained recognition following her exceptional performance at the National Games 2022 in Gujarat. At just 15 years old, she holds the title of national champion in the women’s 200m medley event. Her personal best time of 2:21.15 in the individual medley event ranks as the ninth-fastest time among Asian swimmers this year.
3. Anahat Singh – 15 years old, Squash
Hailing from Delhi, the squash sensation Anahat Singh has become a familiar figure among Indian fans, thanks to her outstanding performances dating back to 2022. At just 15 years old, she delivered an impressive performance at the 2022 Commonwealth Games and currently holds the title of U-17 Asian Champion in the sport.
4. Pooja – 16 Years Old, Athletic High Jump
Pooja, the youngest athlete in the Indian athletics contingent, stands out as one of the country’s top female high jumpers. Her season-best jump of 1.82 meters ranks as the best in the current season. Currently, she holds a position among the top 15 high jumpers in Asia. Pooja aims to replicate her previous success at the Asian U20 Championships and make a strong debut at the Asian Games.
5. Savitha Sree – 16 Years Old, Chess
Savitha Sree, born in 2007, achieved the remarkable feat of becoming a Women’s Grandmaster at just 16 years old. With an impressive rapid rating of 2236 and a classical rating of 2375, Savitha secured the bronze medal at the World Rapid Championships, making her the second Indian woman ever to accomplish this remarkable feat.
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