<p>New Delhi: Indian wushu players bagged a rich haul of seven medals, including two gold, in the 9th Junior World Championships which concluded in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, on Sunday.</p>.<p>India also won 1 silver and 4 bronze in the competition.</p>.<p>"This marked the first time that Indian player Aryan, competing in the 48kg weight category, clinched the gold medal after a fierce contest against a Chinese player," a release from Wushu Association of India said.</p>.<p>"Additionally, Indian player Shaurya triumphed over his Iranian opponent to win another gold medal." Nang Mingbi Borphukan won a silver medal in the Taolu Jian Shu C Group event.</p>.<p>Tanish Nagar (56kg), Abhijeet (60kg), Divyanshi (60kg women) and Yuvraj (42kg) won a bronze medal each.</p>.<p>A 24-member Indian team participated in the championships. </p>
<p>New Delhi: Indian wushu players bagged a rich haul of seven medals, including two gold, in the 9th Junior World Championships which concluded in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, on Sunday.</p>.<p>India also won 1 silver and 4 bronze in the competition.</p>.<p>"This marked the first time that Indian player Aryan, competing in the 48kg weight category, clinched the gold medal after a fierce contest against a Chinese player," a release from Wushu Association of India said.</p>.<p>"Additionally, Indian player Shaurya triumphed over his Iranian opponent to win another gold medal." Nang Mingbi Borphukan won a silver medal in the Taolu Jian Shu C Group event.</p>.<p>Tanish Nagar (56kg), Abhijeet (60kg), Divyanshi (60kg women) and Yuvraj (42kg) won a bronze medal each.</p>.<p>A 24-member Indian team participated in the championships. </p>