India's Greco-Roman wrestlers Ronak Dahiya and Pardhi Sainath remain in contention for a bronze medal in their respective categories at the U-17 World Championships. (More Sports News)
U-17 World Wrestling Championships: India's Greco-Roman Wrestlers Remain In Bronze Medal Contention
India's Greco-Roman wrestlers Ronak Dahiya and Pardhi Sainath remain in contention for a bronze medal in their respective categories at the U-17 World Championships
Wrestling action at World Championships Photo: File
Wrestling action at World Championships Photo: File
Sainath is in the hunt for bronze through the repechage round in the 51 kg where he will face Munaretto Dominic Michael of the United States.
Pardhi had lost to Tushan Dashdhimirov of Azerbaijan 1-5 in the opening round and the latter reached the final, giving Pardhi a chance to get a shot at the bronze.
In the 110 kg category, Ronak Dahiya is pitted against Emurullah Capkan of Turkey for his bronze play-off after losing his semi-final 0-2 to Hungarian Zoltan Czako.
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