TASHKENT: Indian lifter Achinta Sheuli made his greatest best in three occasions to clinch a complete silver medal at the 73kg class at the Junior World Championship on Wednesday. The 19-year-old raised 313kg — 141kg in catch, followed closely by 172kg in clean and jerk — in the golden level Olympic qualifier occasion. Even the Commonwealth Championship gold medallist bettered both his former private finest in catch and clean and hit by 2 kilograms each. He raised 309kg (139kg + 170kg) in the Asian Championships a month. Indonesia’s Juniansyah Rizki 349kg (155kg + 194kg) set up a stunning performance, breaking up the junior world record in three occasions to win the gold trophy, whereas Russia’s Serobian Gevorg 308kg (143kg+165pound ) took the bronze medal. Achinta easily lifted 137kg within his initial catch effort simply to falter into his next attempt of 141kg. On the other hand, the Indian made amends because he lifted 141kg within his third and last effort to capture the bronze medal at the function. Medals are given individually for catch, clean and jerk, and overall lift in Arabian and World Championships. Butjust 1 decoration — for complete growth — is given in the Olympics. In clean and jerk, Achinta appeared in control from the start. The adolescent firmly hoisted the barbell at all of his three efforts to secure a place on the podium. On Tuesday, Youth Olympics gold medallist Jeremy Lalrinnunga, another Indian in the fray, finished fourth at the 67kg class, winning a silver medal in the catch occasion.