<p>Amman (Jordan): India's Greco-Roman wrestlers Ronak Dahiya and Pardhi Sainath remain in contention for a bronze medal in their respective categories at the U-17 World Championship here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Sainath is in the hunt for bronze through the repechage round in the 51 kg where he will face Munaretto Dominic Michael of the United States.</p>.<p>Pardhi had lost to Tushan Dashdhimirov of Azerbaijan 1-5 in the opening round and the latter reached the final, giving Pardhi a chance to get a shot at the bronze.</p>.<p>In the 110 kg category, Ronak Dahiya is pitted against Emurullah Capkan of Turkey for his bronze play-off after losing his semi-final 0-2 to Hungarian Zoltan Czako.</p>
<p>Amman (Jordan): India's Greco-Roman wrestlers Ronak Dahiya and Pardhi Sainath remain in contention for a bronze medal in their respective categories at the U-17 World Championship here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Sainath is in the hunt for bronze through the repechage round in the 51 kg where he will face Munaretto Dominic Michael of the United States.</p>.<p>Pardhi had lost to Tushan Dashdhimirov of Azerbaijan 1-5 in the opening round and the latter reached the final, giving Pardhi a chance to get a shot at the bronze.</p>.<p>In the 110 kg category, Ronak Dahiya is pitted against Emurullah Capkan of Turkey for his bronze play-off after losing his semi-final 0-2 to Hungarian Zoltan Czako.</p>