<p>Paris: Asian Para Games silver medal winning duo of Narayana Konganapalle and Anita returned empty-handed, finishing eighth overall in the PR3 mixed double sculls rowing of the Paris Paralympics here on Sunday.</p><p>Making their Paralympics debut, the Indians secured a timing of 8:16.96 seconds to finish second in Final B of their repechage event which was meant to determine their standings.</p><p>Saige Happer and Todd Vogt of the USA topped the Final B race with a timing of 7:48.38s, while Mexico's Miguel Angel Nieto Carpio and Angeles Britani Gutierrez Vieyra came behind the Indians (8:28.23s).</p>.<p>They had to compete in the Final B classification race for 7 to 12th spot following a third-place finish on Saturday.</p><p>The pair had finished the race with a timing of 7:54.33s, behind Ukraine (7:29.24s) and Great Britain (7:20.53s).</p><p>While guarding the Indian borders in Jammu and Kashmir, the Army sepoy Konganapalle had lost his left leg below the knee after stepping on a landmine in February 2015.</p>.Paralympics: Sukant sets up semifinal clash with Suhas in semis; Nitesh too win, Krishna out.<p>Anita had lost her leg in a road accident when she was 18.</p><p>The PR-3 category is meant for para-rowers with residual leg function that allows them to slide the seat during the rowing motion. </p>
<p>Paris: Asian Para Games silver medal winning duo of Narayana Konganapalle and Anita returned empty-handed, finishing eighth overall in the PR3 mixed double sculls rowing of the Paris Paralympics here on Sunday.</p><p>Making their Paralympics debut, the Indians secured a timing of 8:16.96 seconds to finish second in Final B of their repechage event which was meant to determine their standings.</p><p>Saige Happer and Todd Vogt of the USA topped the Final B race with a timing of 7:48.38s, while Mexico's Miguel Angel Nieto Carpio and Angeles Britani Gutierrez Vieyra came behind the Indians (8:28.23s).</p>.<p>They had to compete in the Final B classification race for 7 to 12th spot following a third-place finish on Saturday.</p><p>The pair had finished the race with a timing of 7:54.33s, behind Ukraine (7:29.24s) and Great Britain (7:20.53s).</p><p>While guarding the Indian borders in Jammu and Kashmir, the Army sepoy Konganapalle had lost his left leg below the knee after stepping on a landmine in February 2015.</p>.Paralympics: Sukant sets up semifinal clash with Suhas in semis; Nitesh too win, Krishna out.<p>Anita had lost her leg in a road accident when she was 18.</p><p>The PR-3 category is meant for para-rowers with residual leg function that allows them to slide the seat during the rowing motion. </p>