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India[change | change source]

"India, London 2012 Olympics," Telegraph (UK).

Abhinav Bindra won gold in the 10m air rifle in Beijing and will be hoping for more in London. Leander Paes and Sania Mirza could combine to make a formidable partneship in the women's doubles on the Wimbledon grass, with hopes also set on their hockey team refinding their dominant form of yester year. Badminton pair Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa won women's double bronze at the 2011 World Championships and look fancied for a medal.

Olympic medal history Gold: 9 Silver: 4 Bronze: 7

Medal total: 20 Olympic debut: 1900 Total Games appearances: 22

Japan[change | change source]

Japan Olympic Committee
"Japan, London 2012 Olympics," Telegraph (UK).

Swimmer Kosuke Kitajima won two golds in 2004 and followed it up with two more golds- and a world record- in 2008. Other hopes for 2012 include judoka Keiji Suzuki, who triumphed in Athens but will want to put his lacklustre Beijing performance behind him, and wrestling queen Saori Yoshida, who has two Olympic golds and eight world championship titles to her name. Past Japanese Olympic greats include Naoko Takashi, marathon gold medalist in 2000, tiny judoka Tamara Ryoka, who took two gold medals in 2000 and 2004, despite being less than 5 ft tall, and gymnasts Sawao Kato and Akinori Nakayama, who won seven golds between them in the 1960s and 70s. Olympic medal history Gold: 123 Silver: 112 Bronze: 125

Medal total: 360 Olympic debut: 1912 Total Games appearances: 20

International Hockey Federation (FIH), "London welcomes Japan to the Olympics," May 5, 2012