Yogeshwar Dutt believes Indian wrestlers will certainly win 7-8 gold medals in Commonwealth video games 2022
Olympic medallist wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt on Friday stated he is positive in the Indian battling contingent winning 8-9 gold medals in Commonwealth Games 2022, beginning with July 28. Ravi Dahiya (57 kg), Bajrang Punia (65 kg), Naveen (74 kg), Deepak Punia (86 kg), Deepak (97 kg) and also Mohit Dahiya (125 kg) were chosen throughout the tests to stand for the country at the occasion.
While in the ladies’s classification Pooja Gehlot (50 kg), Vinesh Phogat (53 kg), Anshu Malik (57 kg), Sakshi Malik (62 kg), Divya Kakran (68 kg) and also Pooja Dhanda (76 kg) have actually been chosen to stand for the country in the Commonwealth Games 2022 to be kept in Birmingham,England
“For wrestling Commonwealth Games is important. I expect Indian wrestlers to win 8-9 gold medals in CWG 2022. Like in the Olympics, we have got 2 out of 7 medals from wrestling. So I want India to win maximum gold medals even in this event and make India proud,” Yogeshwar Dutt informed ANI.”One of our players has got the silver medal in a tournament organized by Curling Federation.
It is a good thing that we are getting medals in such games. Because we don’t have many players or records in this game. And I think in CWG 2022 the medal should also come in the same way they did in last year’s Olympics. Now it is a pleasure that our players are progressing in every sports field,” Yogeshwar included.
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Talking regarding the Asian Games, which have actually been held off, Yogeshwar stated, “Even after it was postponed, the preparation will continue. This will give us time to overcome our shortcomings. And I believe will get more benefit from this in Paris Olympics.
“In Khelo India Youth Games Haryana proceeded its remain at the top of the medals table with 36 gold, 28 silver and also 36 bronze.”Indian sporting activities have actually obtained an increase via Khelo India. .
