Anshu Malik grabs silver at Wrestling World Cup

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Belgrade: Young Anshu Malik was the lone Indian woman wrestler to win a medal at the individual World Cup, grabbing a silver in the 57kg category. In the men’s section, Narsingh Pancham Yadav and Ravi Dahiya suffered opening-round losses.

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