New Delhi: The Silver Olympics Medalis Mirabai Chanu has left the world championship to be held in Tashkent Uzbekistan from 7 to 17 December.
Mirabai, who has won the World title in 2017, decided to pull its enactment from the event after failing to master the new technique in the Snatch category, which he had begun to practice after reporting to Nis Patiala at the end of August.
In his absence, a former junior bronze medalist, Jhilli Dalabehera, will pioneer the country’s challenges in the 49kg category.
Previously, Manipuri’s weightlifting had planned to make his international comeback post Tokyo’s success with the Commonwealth Championship in Singapore in October, but the event was canceled on Covid-19 concerns.
The powerful CWG champion is guaranteed as a participation in the 2022 edition of Birmingham from the match because the number 1 world is currently in the category of weight (48kg) among participating commonwealth countries.
Mirabai has set his views on the gold victory in the Asian Hangzhou game next year, a multi-sports event where he never competed.
He was pulled out of Asia Jakarta 2018 after failing to recover from a lower back injury.
Mirabai has worked to perfect the new technique in seizing with the head of the National Coach Vijay Sharma in NIS.
He intends to lift barbells above 210kg in AsiaId to stand a decent opportunity to complete the podium.
It has been learned that Mirabai might take advantage of the time between now and Birmingham CWG to travel to St Louis in the US and continue the rehabilitation of a shoulder injury with Dr.
Aaron Horschig, a therapist and physical conditioning.
Mirabai Chanu pulls out of the Tashkent World Championship
