Distance runner Kisan Tadvi won a silver in boys' 3000m race as India bagged just one medal on the second and concluding day of the 2014 Youth Olympics Asian Area Athletics Qualification event here today.
Tadvi clocked 8 minutes 27.87 seconds to settle for a silver behind Bahrain's Abdo Abdi Ibrahim (8:26.39). China's Liu Hongliang was third in 8:33.46.
The Indians had bagged four medals yesterday, including a gold from Ajay Kumar Saroj who won the boys' 1,500m race.
This morning, the Indians had a disappointing start with race walker K T Neena (26:11.78) and hammer thrower Pradeep Kumar (61.76m) finishing fourth in their respective events.
In the afternoon, Arshdeep Singh finished sixth in 800m race in 1:57.19 and Aftab Alam seventh in 400m hurdles in 53.99 secs.
Asian powerhouse China, which is hosting the Youth Olympics in Nanjing from August 16-28, displayed their prowess for the second straight day with an impressive haul of medals.
