Sukant Kadam

Third-seeded and world no 4 Sukant lost his SL4 singles match to Mohamned Amin Buhanuddin 23-21, 21-11, Facing the malaysian for the first time . Sukant lost in 34 minutes to unseeded world no 19

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For Pune-based Sukant the two bronze medals in Hangzhou are his first in individual events and his Third from the two Para Asian Games. He was member of the Bronze winning team at Jakarta in 2018

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Sukant Kadam

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In the SL3-SL4 doubles semifinal, top-seeded Sukant partnering Pramod Bhagat, were shocked by the third seeds Dwiyoko Dwiyoko and Fredy setiawan of Indonesia

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India's medal count keeps rising as Sukant Kadam secures the Bronze in Men's Badminton Singles SL-4 with an outstanding performance.

Sukant Kadam

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Kadam was born and brought up in Kautholi which is a small town of Sangli, Maharashtra.[3] He came to Pune for his study at Government College Of Engineering And Research, Avasari Khurd in mechanical engineering and passed out in 2015 with first class.

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Sukant Kadam

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Sukant Kadam

India’s Sukant Kadam, 30, bowed out with two bronze medals at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, china, on Thursday

Third-seeded and world no 4 Sukant lost his SL4 singles match to Mohamned Amin Buhanuddin 23-21, 21-11, Facing the malaysian for the first time . Sukant lost in 34 minutes to unseeded world no 19

For Pune-based Sukant the two bronze medals in Hangzhou are his first in individual events and his Third from the two Para Asian Games. He was member of the Bronze winning team at Jakarta in 2018

Sukant Kadam

Sukant Kakam is practicing in NKBA(NIkhil Kanetkar Badminton Academy ) He is grasping strategies by Olympic Badminton player Nikhil Kanetkar

In the SL3-SL4 doubles semifinal, top-seeded Sukant partnering Pramod Bhagat, were shocked by the third seeds Dwiyoko Dwiyoko and Fredy setiawan of Indonesia

India's medal count keeps rising as Sukant Kadam secures the Bronze in Men's Badminton Singles SL-4 with an outstanding performance.

Sukant Kadam

20 (born 9 May 1993) is an Indian professional para-badminton player. Having made his international debut in 2014, he became world number 2 in the SL4 category on 12 June 2017.[1] He won his first title at the Uganda Para-Badminton International in 2017.[2] He currently lives in Pune, Maharashtra.

20 (born 9 May 1993) is an Indian professional para-badminton player. Having made his international debut in 2014, he became world number 2 in the SL4 category on 12 June 2017.[1] He won his first title at the Uganda Para-Badminton International in 2017.[2] He currently lives in Pune, Maharashtra.

Kadam was born and brought up in Kautholi which is a small town of Sangli, Maharashtra.[3] He came to Pune for his study at Government College Of Engineering And Research, Avasari Khurd in mechanical engineering and passed out in 2015 with first class.

Sukant Kadam

Career[ – Bronze medal at the BWF Para Badminton World Championships – 2019 – Gold medal at the IWAS World Games – 2019[11] – Bronze medal at the Asian Para Games – 2018 – Bronze medal in MD SL3-SL4 at the Para-Badminton Asian Championships – 2016

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