India ended their 2023 World Cadet Wrestling Championships, meant for under-17 grapplers, with a total of 11 medals, including a gold, at Istanbul, Turkey. Savita, who entered the event as the defending champion, won the only gold medal for India at Istanbul in the women’s 61kg weight division.
India finished sixth in the men’s freestyle and fourth in men’s Greco-Roman team rankings as well. However, it was the women’s freestyle where India shone best by finishing third, only behind Japan and USA, with 118 points in the team rankings.
| Name | Medal | Event | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Savita | Gold | Women’s Freestyle | 66kg |
| Rohit | Silver | Men’s Greco-Roman | 51kg |
| Ankush | Silver | Men’s Greco-Roman | 55kg |
| Suraj | Silver | Men’s Freestyle | 55kg |
| Ronak | Silver | Men’s Freestyle | 110kg |
| Rachana | Silver | Women’s Freestyle | 40kg |
| Muskan | Silver | Women’s Freestyle | 46kg |
| Shrishti | Silver | Women’s Freestyle | 69kg |
| Neha | Bronze | Women’s Freestlye | 57kg |
| Manu Yadav | Bronze | Men’s Freestyle | 51kg |
| Sachin Kumar | Bronze | Men’s Freestyle | 65kg |
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