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Roshibina Devi Wins SILVER in Wushu Sanda 60kg — Asian Games 2026 Day 6 Sep 24

Roshibina Devi Wins Silver 🥈 in Wushu Sanda 60kg at Asian Games 2026!

September 24, 2026 | Asian Games 2026, Nagoya/Aichi | Day 6

Naorem Roshibina Devi of India delivered an outstanding performance at the Asian Games 2026, winning the Silver Medal in Women’s Wushu Sanda 60kg on September 24. She battled all the way to the final where she faced China’s Zhang Xiaoyu, losing a closely contested bout to take home the silver medal.

Final Result — Women’s Wushu Sanda 60kg

Medal Athlete Country
🥇 Gold Zhang Xiaoyu 🇨🇳 China
🥈 Silver Roshibina Devi 🇮🇳 India

India Celebrates Another Wushu Silver! 🎉

Roshibina Devi’s silver is India’s 7th silver medal at the Asian Games 2026, and her second major Asian Games wushu medal. Coming from Manipur, she is one of India’s most celebrated wushu athletes and this silver pushes India’s overall medal tally to 13 medals (1G – 7S – 5B).

About Roshibina Devi

Naorem Roshibina Devi is a celebrated wushu practitioner from Manipur, India. She has previously won medals at Asian Games and Asian Championships. Her silver medal at the Asian Games 2026 cements her legacy as one of India’s greatest combat sports athletes.

Day 6 Medal Highlights

Sport Event Result
Wushu Sanda Women’s 60kg 🥈 SILVER — Roshibina Devi
Rowing Men’s Single Sculls Final A 5th Place — Balraj Panwar (no medal)

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