Loading date…  ·  Hyderabad 24°C Subscribe
Did You Know?

The Charminar was built in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the founder of Hyderabad.

Morning Edition
Deccan Age — For New Generation English Daily
Thought for the Day

خودی کو کر بلند اتنا کہ ہر تقدیر سے پہلے

— Allama Iqbal
BREAKING
●Trump signs Russia sanctions law, waives 100% duties on oil buyers●Opposition's 'public impeachment' of CEC; Ramlila march today●India vs NZ 5th T20I in Hamilton today, series sealed 3-1●GST process reforms kick in today: easier e-commerce sign-up●TG SAFE suspends 14 Hyderabad eateries including Shah Ghouse●Ramayana: Part 1 advances cross Rs 4 cr in premium formats●Bhanwala becomes first Indian woman World wrestling champion●Amit Shah to lead Hyderabad padayatra on Nov 2●Trump signs Russia sanctions law, waives 100% duties on oil buyers●Opposition's 'public impeachment' of CEC; Ramlila march today●India vs NZ 5th T20I in Hamilton today, series sealed 3-1●GST process reforms kick in today: easier e-commerce sign-up●TG SAFE suspends 14 Hyderabad eateries including Shah Ghouse●Ramayana: Part 1 advances cross Rs 4 cr in premium formats●Bhanwala becomes first Indian woman World wrestling champion●Amit Shah to lead Hyderabad padayatra on Nov 2
Wrestling

Manisha Bhanwala becomes first Indian woman to win senior World wrestling gold

Deccan Age · Sports · 2 min read
Wrestling arena during a championship bout
Photo: Wikimedia Commons contributors (CC BY / CC BY-SA) — full credits

Trailing 0–6 in the 59kg final in Astana, Bhanwala stormed back to beat America's Abigail Elizabeth Nette 8–6.

Bhanwala trailed 0–6 in the 59kg final against America's Abigail Elizabeth Nette and looked out of the contest — then produced one of the great Indian comebacks on the mat, scoring eight unanswered points to win 8–6. The gold is India's first ever by a woman at the senior World Championships.

The triumph caps a breakthrough year for the young wrestler and adds a historic chapter to Indian wrestling, which has waited years for a women's world champion at the senior level.

Back home, the win is expected to give a fresh push to women's wrestling academies and grassroots enrolment, with Bhanwala's comeback already being replayed across sports bulletins.

Originally reported by myKhel. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.
#wrestling#World Championships#gold

Related Stories

More in Sports →

Never miss a story

Get the morning headlines in your inbox.