Tashkent: The sensation of heavy lifting Indian teen Jeremy Lalrinnunga cannot violate the best sign of his personal but the effort is 305kg is enough to win a gold medal in the 67kg men even when Achinta Sheuli won the Commonwealth on Friday.
Lalrinnunga, the 2018 Youth Olympic gold medalist, was completed with the best effort of 305kg (141kg + 164kg) at the men’s 67kg event.
His personal best trophy at 306kg (140kg + 166kg) who came in 2019.
Meanwhile, Sheuli claimed the top spot on the podium with an effort of 316kg (143 + 173) in the 73kg category.
He has won silver in the Junior World Championship in May.
The 19-year-old Lalrinnunga also created a national record in the snatch event with enroute finish the podium but could not do the same thing in a clean and jerk part where he failed to raise 168kg.
In the world championship which was detained simultaneously with the Commonwealth Championship, Mizo’s teenager was placed fourth and seventh as a whole.
Jeremy had suffered a knee injury in April during the Asian championship here.
He had finished fourth in the Junior World Championship in May but could not make pieces for the Tokyo Olympics.
The Commonwealth Weight Championship also functions as a 2022 Commonwealth Gamez qualification event in Birmingham.
The Gold Merveists in each category of weights in the Commonwealth heavy championship directly eligible for CWG 2022 and the rest will be eligible through the Commonwealth rating.