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Indians in Action Today

 

Asian Wrestling championships

GR :67 - Ashu wins bronze.

GR :72 - Aditya wins bronze

GR: 97 - Hardeep wins bronze

 

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Brilliant start by Indian eves at Asian wrestling...... Nirmala(50), sarita( 59) divya(68) pinki (55) reach finals....... 

 

Nirmala and divya it will give valuable seeding for the Asian qualifiers later I

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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Just now, nitinsanker said:

Brilliant start by Indian eves at Asian wrestling...... Nirmala(50), sarita( 59) divya(68) pinki (55) reach finals....... 

 

Nirmala and divya it will give valuable seeding for the Asian qualifiers later I

Divya is not through to the finals but has already won the Gold medal. 

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Just now, Dolby said:

Divya is not through to the finals but has already won the Gold medal. 

Just checked there is no final.... Just the round robin and she after winning all 4 has won...... Great performance defeated the Japanese ??

strength does not come from physical capacity but from an indomitable will. - Gandhi

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Asian wrestling championship

 

W 50: Nirmala in gold medal match.

 

W55: Pinki in gold medal match.

 

W59: Sarita in gold medal match.

 

W 68: Divya Kakran wins gold

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19 minutes ago, Shravan Kumar said:

Asian wrestling championship

 

W 50: Nirmala in gold medal match.

 

W55: Pinki in gold medal match.

 

W59: Sarita in gold medal match.

 

W 68: Divya Kakran wins gold

Nirmala settled for silver.

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32 minutes ago, Shravan Kumar said:

Asian wrestling championship

 

W 50: Nirmala in gold medal match.

 

W55: Pinki in gold medal match.

 

W59: Sarita in gold medal match.

 

W 68: Divya Kakran wins gold

Pinki won gold.

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55 minutes ago, Shravan Kumar said:

Asian wrestling championship

 

W 50: Nirmala in gold medal match.

 

W55: Pinki in gold medal match.

 

W59: Sarita in gold medal match.

 

W 68: Divya Kakran wins gold

Sarita won gold.

 

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