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11-year-old gold medallist makes history, teenage stars emerge: Aichi-Nagoya proves age is no barrier at Asian Games

The youngest to stun the Asian Games crowd on Saturday was 11-year-old Yuki Kurihara, a Japanese elementary school student who clinched gold in esports.

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Hindustan Times·2h ago
11-year-old gold medallist makes history, teenage stars emerge: Aichi-Nagoya proves age is no barrier at Asian Games
The youngest to stun the Asian Games crowd on Saturday was 11-year-old Yuki Kurihara, a Japanese elementary school student who clinched gold in esports.
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