China’s Zhou Jingjing (left) congratulates Thai wheelchair fencer Saysunee Jana on her victory in the bronze medal match in the women’s epee individual category B event at the Tokyo Paralympics on Thursday.
Tokyo: Wheelchair fencer Saysunee Jana claimed the first medal for Thailand at the Tokyo Paralympics when she won a bronze in the women’s epee individual category B event on Thursday.
The Thai star defeated China’s Zhou Jingjing 15-8 in the bronze medal match on the second day of competition at the Covid-delayed biennial tournament.
The Chiang Mai native apologised to the Thai fans for her failure to win gold.
“I’d like to thank all Thais for your moral support,” she…
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