EXCLUSIVE | 'I Wanted To Do Something For India': Mirabai Chanu After Historic C...
India stalwart Mirabai Chanu said that winning three gold medals for India at the Commonwealth Games (CWG) is a dream come true moment for her. Chanu won her third consecutive medal at the CWG after lifting a total weight of 190Kg, a Commonwealth Games record. She lifted 82Kg and 85 KG in the snatch attempts before lifting 105 Kg in the clean and jerk.
- ▪India stalwart Mirabai Chanu said that winning three gold medals for India at the Commonwealth Games (CWG) is a dream come true moment for her.
- ▪Chanu won her third consecutive medal at the CWG after lifting a total weight of 190Kg, a Commonwealth Games record.
- ▪She lifted 82Kg and 85 KG in the snatch attempts before lifting 105 Kg in the clean and jerk.
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India stalwart Mirabai Chanu said that winning three gold medals for India at the Commonwealth Games (CWG) is a dream come true moment for her. Chanu won her third consecutive medal at the CWG after lifting a total weight of 190Kg, a Commonwealth Games record. She lifted 82Kg and 85 KG in the snatch attempts before lifting 105 Kg in the clean and jerk. She comfortably finished first, ahead of Nigeria's Ruth Asuquo Nyong (168kg) and Malaysia's Irene Jane Henry (167kg), who won silver and bronze, respectively.Chanu said that people's love and support have made her achieve the stunning milestone. "I am very happy. It is the love and support of so many people. They prayed for me and trusted that I would win another gold medal.
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