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Asian Games 2018: Unwell rower Dushyant wins bronze, collapses in finishing line

Dushyant won India its first medal in rowing at the ongoing 18th Asian Games, claiming a bronze in men's lightweight single sculls in Jakarta on Friday.

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Dushyant won India its first medal in rowing at the ongoing 18th Asian Games, claiming a bronze in men's lightweight single sculls in Jakarta on Friday.

Korea's Hyunsu Park and Hong Kong's Chun Gun Chiu won the gold and silver medals respectively.

Dushyant finished third on the podium with a timing of 7.18.76 as India enjoyed a good beginning to the sixth day of competition.

The Indian had won a bronze in the last edition of the Games, too, in Incheon.

This was India's 19th medals at the ongoing Games and 12th bronze. The country has also won four gold and as many silver.

According to a few reports from Jakarta, Dushyant was unwell during his event. He apparently threw up during the medal ceremony and he had to be administered oxygen and drip and was taken out on a wheelchair after the prize ceremony. 

With PTI inputs

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