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Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF 2019 All Banking and Government Exams Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book General Awareness is one of the most prominent section for every banking and government exam. Keeping in mind the same, we have come up with the free e-book on Major Sports Achievements of the year 2019. This free e-book covers the name of the sports person, name of the sports event they participated in and the title won by them in the year 2019. Find below the full list of all the major sports achievements of 2019. Major Sports Events and Achievements of 2019 Name of the sports Name of the sports event Title person 2019 Rolex Paris Masters Novak Djokovic Paris Masters 2019 title 48th Edition Ashleigh Barty 2019 WTA finals 2019 WTA finals title Asian shooting Gold medalist in women 10m Manu Bhaker championship air pistol event Marcus and Kevin 2019 Fuzhou China open 2019 Fuzhou China open title World Para athletics World Para athletics Sharad Kumar championship championship title International Shooting Manu Bhaker, Elavenil, Gold medalist at ISSF world Federation World Cup Devyansh Panwar cup final (ISSF) Rafael Nadal 2019 Davis Cup Davis cup title for Spain 21st Asian Archery Gold at continental Deepika Kumari Championship qualification tournament 2019 DP World tour 2019 World tour John Rahm championship championship title International Table Tennis Harmeet Desai Federation (ITTF) Men’s singles title Challenge Indonesia open UWW Under 23 world Silver medal in UWW Under Pooja Gehlot Championship 23 world championship Sangram Dahiya, Varsha 63rd national shooting Double trap National titles Varman championship 11th Body building and Chitahresh Natesan physique sports Mr, Universe (Pro) 2019 championship Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book Kim Joo Hyung Panasonic open Panasonic open title Silver medal in men’s 10m Saurabh Choudhary 14th Asian championship air pistol event Scottish open Badminton Lakshya Sen Scottish open title Men’s singles title Max Verstappen Fi Brazilian Grand Prix Fi Brazilian Grand Prix title 63rd National shooting Women’s trap Gold for Shreyasi Singh championship shotgun World Para athletics World Para athletics Sundar Singh championship title in the championship Men’s F46 Javelin throw October 2019 Name of the Name of the Sports Title Sportsperson event Fracer Pryce and World Athletics 100m crown at the World Athletics Allyson Felix Championship-2019 Championship-2019 53rd Asian Body building Asian Body building and physique Maj Abdul Quadir Khan and Physique sports sports champion championship World Athletics Katarina Johnson Haptathlon gold winner Championship-2019 World Athletics Youngest World Decathlon Niklas Kaul Championship--2019 Champion 2019 Hero Women Indian 2019 Hero Women Indian Open Christine Wolf Open title Women’s Tennis Naomi Osaka 2019 China Open Title Association Tour-2019 2019 Power Lifting Single Ply at 2019 World Surender Singh Championship Powerlifting Championship IAAF World Salwa Eid Naser Women's 400 metres world title Championship 2019 2019 Japan Open Tennis Novak Djokoviik 2019 Japan Open Title Championship Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book 21st World Gymnastics World Gymnastics Championship Simone Biles championship-2019 title 59th National Open Gold Medal in the Women’s Annu Rani Athletics Championship Javelin throw 59th National Open 100m National record in National Dutee Chand Athletics Championship open athletics championship Coco Gauff Linz Open title (Tennis) Women’s tennis association title Maiden Badminton World Dutch open men’s singles tiltle- Lakshya Sen Federation World Tour 2019 title Bahran International Priyanshu Rajavn Men’s singles title series badminton Asian Track Cycling Gold medal in Men’s Junior Keirin Ronaldo Singh Championship event European Open Men’s singles title at European Andy Murray Championship-2019 open championship-2019 2019 Wushu World Gold at 48kg category in 2019 Praveen Kumar Championship Wushu World Championship 7th CISM World Military Gold medal in disabled men’s Anandan Gunasekaran Games 100m and 400m Championship Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book September 2019 Name of the Name of the Sports Title Sportsperson Event Aryna Sabalenka Tennis Tournament WTA Wuhan Open title ATP Challenger Sumit Nagal Men’s singles title Tournament (Tennis) Pankaj Advani and snooker team event IBSF World Snooker title Aditya Mehta Indian chess player Skolkova Fides Grand Prix title Chess Tournament Koneru Hampi 2019 Bronze medal in men’s 61- Wrestler Rahul Aware World Championship kilogram freestyle category World Boxing Amit Panghal Silver Medal Championships World Wrestling Bronze medal in 65 kg weight Bajrang Punia Championships category World Wrestling Bronze medal in women’s 53- Vinesh Phogat Championships kilogram freestyle category IBSF World Billiards 150-up format at the IBSF World Pankaj Advani Championship Billiards Championship Vietnam Open Sourabh Verma Vietnam Open Super 100 title (Badminton) Belgian International Belgian International Badminton Lakshya Sen (Badminton) title Italian Grand Prix Charles Leclerc Italian Grand Prix title (Racing) Rafael Nadal US Open (Tennis) Men’s Singles title Bianca Andreescu US Open (Tennis) Women’s Singles title World Martial Arts Anupama Swain Bronze medal Mastership Manu Bhaker and Gold medal in mixed 10m air ISSF World Cup Saurabh Chaudhary pistol Shot putter Tejinderpal Athletic Meet Silver medal Singh Toor Gold medal in the women’s Yashaswini Deswal ISSF World Cup 10meter Air Pistol event Belgian Grand Prix Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc Belgian Grand Prix title (Racing) Mercedes’ Lewis Russia Grand Prix 2019 Russia F1 Grand Prix Hamilton Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book Indian fencer Bhavani 2019 Tournoi Satellite Silver Medal Devi Fencing competition Kento Momota (Japan) Korea Open (Badminton) Men’s Singles He Bingjiao (China) Korea Open (Badminton) Women’s Singles IBSF World 6Reds Laxman Rawat Snooker player championships 2019 title Formula 1 Singapore Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Sebastian Vettel Airlines Singapore Grand Singapore Grand Prix 2019 title Prix 2019 Zhang Yi Man (China) Vietnam Open Women’s Singles title IBSF World U-16 Ranveer Duggal Snooker Championship Bronze medal 2019 August 2019 Name of the Name of the Sport Title Sportsperson Event Poland Open Wrestling Vinesh Phogat Gold in women’s 53kg category Tournament Satwiksairaj Rankireddy Thailand badminton Men’s Doubles & Chirag Shetty Open 2019 2019 Badminton Sourabh Verma Men’s Singles Hyderabad Open 2019 UCI Junior Track Indian men’s cyclist team Cycling World Gold Medal Championships 2019 Football Durand Gokulam Kerala Maiden title Cup 2019 BWF Badminton P. V. Sindhu Women’s Singles World Championships ISSF World Cup Abhishek Verma Gold Medal Rifle/Pistol 2019 ISSF World Cup Bronze in the men's 10m air pistol Saurabh Chaudhary Rifle/Pistol 2019 event Josef Seckar memorial VK Vismaya Gold medal in the women 400m athletic meet Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book Under 12 Asian Tennis India Gold Medal Team championship Bajrang Punia Tbilisi Grand Prix Gold Medal July 2019 Name of the Name of the Sport Title Sportsperson Event WBC Asia Silver Vaibhav Yadav Welterweight Champion Men’s Singles 2019 30th Summer University Dutee Chand Women’s Singles Games (Sprint) 11th Consecutive Pro- Vijender Singh Men’s Singles boxing Bout Yasar Dogu International Vinesh Phogat Women’s Singles 2019 (Wrestling) Tatyana Kolpakova M. Sreeshankar Men’s Singles International athletics World Tour Platinum G. Sathiyan and Australian Open 2019 Men’s Doubles Anthony Amalraj (Tennis) Poznan Athletics Grand Hima Das Women’s Singles Prix 2019 (sprint) Dutch Junior Open Anahat Singh, Women’s Singles squash tournament Dutch Junior Open Neel Joshi Men’s Singles squash tournament WBC International Amir Khan Men’s Singles Welterweight title Hima Das (4th Gold “Tabor Athletics” Women’s Singles Medal) Hima Das (5th Gold Metuji Grand Prix 2019 Women’s Singles Medal) (sprint) Shiva Thapa (1st Gold- President’s Cup boxing Men’s Singles Medalist) tournament Major Sports Events & Achievements of 2019 Free static GK e-book 12th South Asian Ravinder Kumar Malik Bodybuilding Men’s Singles Championship 2019 Aishwarya Pratap Singh Shooting Junior World Men’s Singles Tomar Cup World Deaf Youth Jerlin Anika Badminton Women’s Singles Championships Other Sports Events Winners Name of the Category Title Sportsperson Hima Das 200m race Gold Medal V.K. Vismay 200m race Silver Medal Muhammed Anas 200m race Gold Medal M P Jabir 400m hurdles Gold Medal Jithin Paul 400m hurdles Bronze Medal P Saritaben 400m race Gold Medal Sonia Baishya 400m race Silver Medal R Vithya 400m race Bronze Medal Vinesh Phogat 53kg weightlifting Gold Medal Pooja Dhanda 57kg weightlifting Silver Medal Mirabai Chanu (Senior) 49kg weightlifting Gold Medal Jhilli Dalabehra (Senior) 45kg weightlifting Gold Medal Soroikhaibam Bindyarani 55kg weightlifting Gold Medal Devi (Senior) Matsa Santoshi (Senior) 55kg weightlifting Silver Medal Rishikanta 55kg weightlifting Gold Medal Singh (Senior) Achinta Sheuli (Elite and 73kg weightlifting 2 Gold Medals Junior) Gulam Navi (Junior) 67kg weightlifting Gold Medal L. Sadananda 73kg weightlifting Bronze and Gold Medals Singh (Junior and Youth) Manpreet Kaur (Elite) 76kg weightlifting Silver Medal R. Arockiya Alish (Junior) 76kg weightlifting Silver Medal Major Sports Events & Achievements of
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