Bindyarani’s bronze adds to India’s haul
Later, India’s Bindyarani Devi settled for bronze in the women’s 59kg weightlifting event. The 27-year-old Indian lifted a total of 199kg.Bindyarani, who won silver in the women’s 55kg category at the previous Games in Birmingham, could not reproduce that form on a day when Nigeria’s Rafiatu Folashade Lawal was in roaring form and rewriting records. The Indian lifted 83kg, 85kg and 87kg in the snatch, followed by a best of 112kg in the clean & jerk.Lawal, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion, dominated the competition from the start and clinched gold with a total lift of 229kg.
- ▪Later, India’s Bindyarani Devi settled for bronze in the women’s 59kg weightlifting event.
- ▪The 27-year-old Indian lifted a total of 199kg.Bindyarani, who won silver in the women’s 55kg category at the previous Games in Birmingham, could not reproduce that form on a day when Nigeria’s Rafiatu Folashade Lawal was in roaring form an
- ▪The Indian lifted 83kg, 85kg and 87kg in the snatch, followed by a best of 112kg in the clean & jerk.Lawal, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion, dominated the competition from the start and clinched gold with a total lift of 229kg.
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Later, India’s Bindyarani Devi settled for bronze in the women’s 59kg weightlifting event. The 27-year-old Indian lifted a total of 199kg.Bindyarani, who won silver in the women’s 55kg category at the previous Games in Birmingham, could not reproduce that form on a day when Nigeria’s Rafiatu Folashade Lawal was in roaring form and rewriting records. The Indian lifted 83kg, 85kg and 87kg in the snatch, followed by a best of 112kg in the clean & jerk.Lawal, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion, dominated the competition from the start and clinched gold with a total lift of 229kg.
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