Her knee ailment appeared to flare up in the early parts of the bout, as she gripped her knee at one point, but the Indian shrugged it off and won. Her effort earned India its first medal in this year's World Wrestling Championships, which are being held in the Serbian capital of Belgrade.
On Wednesday, she defeated 2018 Asian Games silver medalist Zhuldyz Eshimova of Kazakhstan 4-0 in her first repechage match. She achieved Victory by Fall (VFA). Her second match was a win by injury against Azerbaijan's Leyla Gurbanova (VIN). She advanced to the bronze medal match after winning this match.
Nisha Dahiya, the 2021 World U-23 bronze medalist, will also compete for a bronze medal. Nisha reached the semi-finals after defeating Bulgaria's Sofiya Hristova Georgieva. She won 11-0 on the basis of Superiority aka Technical Fall (VSU).
The 2022 World Wrestling Championships started in Belgrade on September 10 and will go on till September 18.
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