New Delhi, Apr 8 (PTI) Indian Greco Roman wrestlers added a silver and two bronze medals to the country’s tally at the 2026 Senior Asian Wrestling Championships in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on Wednesday. Outlook India: Asian Wrestling Championships 2026: Lalit To Fight For Greco-Roman Gold; Aman, Sunil In Bronze Contention Lalit powered into the 55kg Greco-Roman final at the Asian Wrestling Championships 2026, defeating China’s Huoying Shi 11-3 in the semifinals. In contrast, Aman (77kg) and Sunil Kumar (87kg) suffered ...
Asian Wrestling Championships 2026: Lalit To Fight For Greco-Roman Gold; Aman, Sunil In Bronze Contention The Indian Express: Asian Wrestling Championships: Nitesh wins silver medal in 97kg Greco-Roman category Lalit bagged India’s first medal of the 2026 Senior Asian Wrestling Championships, claiming a silver in the 55kg Greco Roman category while Nitesh reached the final of ... The Jharkhand Greco-Roman wrestling team on Friday left for Durg in Chhattisgarh to participate in the U-20 Junior National Wrestling Championship 2026. Sportstar: Asian Wrestling Championships 2026: India bags two medals, confirms another in Greco Roman Indian Greco Roman wrestlers bagged two medals and confirmed another one at the Asian Wrestling Championships in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on Tuesday. Asian Wrestling Championships 2026: India bags two medals, confirms another in Greco Roman The Azerbaijan U-17 Greco-Roman wrestling team has conducted a public training session, AzerNEWS reports.
greco roman wrestling, The preparation process, conducted in the wrestling hall of the Tofig Bahramov Republican ... Times Now on MSN: Asian Wrestling C'ships 2026: Lalit misses historic gold, settles for silver; Nitesh reaches Greco-Roman final Asian Wrestling C'ships 2026: Lalit misses historic gold, settles for silver; Nitesh reaches Greco-Roman final News18 on MSN: Nitesh bags silver in 97kg Greco Roman; Sachin, Prince add two bronze to tally Nitesh bags silver in 97kg Greco Roman; Sachin, Prince add two bronze to tally Competing in his first senior event, Lalit went down 0-9 to Ikhtiyor Botirov of Uzbekistan and missed out on the chance to become only the fourth Indian wrestler ever to win a greco-roman title.
