Team India had a memorable run in the Tokyo Olympics, held in Japan early this year. The Indian contingent returned with their best-ever performance at an Olympics, in Tokyo 2020, as they ended with seven medals. Neeraj won gold in men's javelin, PV Sindhu, Lovlina, men's hockey team and Bajrang Punia attained bronze whereas the likes of Ravi Dahiya and weightlifter Mirabai Chanu returned with a silver medal each.

As a result, the Tokyo medallists such as golden boy Neeraj Chopra, wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya and young boxer Lovlina Borgohain are among 12 sportspersons who are set to be conferred with the prestigious Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports announced the National Sports Awards 2021 on Tuesday (November 2).&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Indian men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh -- who led the national side to their first-ever Olympic medal after 41&nbsp;years --&nbsp;&nbsp;has been also added to Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna awardees list. Thus, the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award -- which was earlier known as the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award -- will be handed over to a total of 12 sportspersons.

The 12&nbsp;include Neeraj (Athletics), Ravi Kumar (Wrestling), Lovlina&nbsp;(Boxing), Sreejesh P.R (Hockey), Avani Lekhara (Para Shooting), Sumit Antil (Para Athletics), Pramod Bhagat (Para Badminton), Krishna Nagar (Para Badminton), Manish Narwal (Para Shooting), Mithali Raj (Cricket), Sunil Chhetri (Football), and Manpreet Singh (Hockey).&nbsp;

Meanwhile, as many as 35 Indian sportspersons have also been nominated for the Arjuna Award.

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"A large number of nominations were received for these awards this year, which were considered by the Selection Committee headed by Justice (Retd.) Mukundakam Sharma (former Judge of Supreme Court), consisting members from eminent sportspersons and persons having experience in sports journalism &amp; sports administrator etc," the ministry stated.&nbsp;

The awardees will receive their awards from the President of India Ram Nath Kovind on November 13 (Saturday). It will be given at a specially organized function, to be held at the Darbar Hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Team India had a memorable run in the Tokyo Olympics, held in Japan early this year. The Indian contingent returned with their best-ever performance at an Olympics, in Tokyo 2020, as they ended with seven medals.

Team India had a memorable run in the Tokyo Olympics, held in Japan early this year. The Indian contingent returned with their best-ever performance at an Olympics, in Tokyo 2020, as they ended with seven medals. Neeraj won gold in men's javelin, PV Sindhu, Lovlina, men's hockey team and Bajrang Punia attained bronze whereas the likes of Ravi Dahiya and weightlifter Mirabai Chanu returned with a silver medal each. As a result, the Tokyo medallists such as golden boy Neeraj Chopra, wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya and young boxer Lovlina Borgohain are among 12 sportspersons who are set to be conferred with the prestigious Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports announced the National Sports Awards 2021 on Tuesday (November 2). ALSO READ | Chennai Super Kings honour Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra with INR 10 million, special jersey Indian men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh -- who led the national side to their first-ever Olympic medal after 41 years -- has been also added to Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna awardees list. Thus, the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award -- which was earlier known as the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award -- will be handed over to a total of 12 sportspersons. The 12 include Neeraj (Athletics), Ravi Kumar (Wrestling), Lovlina (Boxing), Sreejesh P.R (Hockey), Avani Lekhara (Para Shooting), Sumit Antil (Para Athletics), Pramod Bhagat (Para Badminton), Krishna Nagar (Para Badminton), Manish Narwal (Para Shooting), Mithali Raj (Cricket), Sunil Chhetri (Football), and Manpreet Singh (Hockey). Meanwhile, as many as 35 Indian sportspersons have also been nominated for the Arjuna Award. ALSO READ | Not Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna! Wrestling Federation wants Arjuna Award for Ravi Dahiya "A large number of nominations were received for these awards this year, which were considered by the Selection Committee headed by Justice (Retd.) Mukundakam Sharma (former Judge of Supreme Court), consisting members from eminent sportspersons and persons having experience in sports journalism & sports administrator etc," the ministry stated. The awardees will receive their awards from the President of India Ram Nath Kovind on November 13 (Saturday). It will be given at a specially organized function, to be held at the Darbar Hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Neeraj Chopra, Ravi Dahiya, Lovlina Borgohain among 12 athletes to be conferred with Khel Ratna

Tokyo Olympic silver-medallist Ravi Dahiya on Wednesday said that he will decide on his participation in the upcoming Wrestling World Championships after Friday, August 27."I have not decided on the participation yet, this decision will be taken by me after the August 27 meeting," Dahiya told ANI.

World Wrestling Championships are set to be held in Oslo, Norway from October 2-10.Ravi Dahiya had won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics after losing to Russia`s Zavur Uguev in the finals of Men`s freestyle wrestling 57 kg category on August 5.Dahiya cruised into the 57kg final with a series of magnificent wins, but lost 4-7 to Russian Olympic Committee`s Zavur Uguev in the summit clash.

On August 5, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Ravi Dahiya and his coach Anil Maan after the Indian wrestler won the silver medal in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. While congratulating him, PM Modi had said that India is proud of him and his success inspires the entire nation.

Tokyo Olympic silver-medallist Ravi Dahiya on Wednesday said that he will decide on his participation in the upcoming Wrestling World Championships after Friday, August 27.

Tokyo Olympic silver-medallist Ravi Dahiya on Wednesday said that he will decide on his participation in the upcoming Wrestling World Championships after Friday, August 27."I have not decided on the participation yet, this decision will be taken by me after the August 27 meeting," Dahiya told ANI. World Wrestling Championships are set to be held in Oslo, Norway from October 2-10.Ravi Dahiya had won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics after losing to Russia`s Zavur Uguev in the finals of Men`s freestyle wrestling 57 kg category on August 5.Dahiya cruised into the 57kg final with a series of magnificent wins, but lost 4-7 to Russian Olympic Committee`s Zavur Uguev in the summit clash. On August 5, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Ravi Dahiya and his coach Anil Maan after the Indian wrestler won the silver medal in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. While congratulating him, PM Modi had said that India is proud of him and his success inspires the entire nation.

Will decide on participation in Wrestling World C''ships after Friday: Ravi Dahiya

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Wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured a medal for India after booking a berth in the finals. 1.3 billion people have their hopes pinned on Dahiya to win their first gold in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. Kumar will take on Russian Olympic Committee's Zavur Uguev in the finals of the Men’s freestyle 57 kg category. He will become the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal. Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan in the semifinals with less than a minute left. Kumar was down by 2-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India.&nbsp;

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<h2>Here's all you need to know about&nbsp;Ravi Kumar Dahiya&nbsp;vs&nbsp;Zavur Uguev, finals of&nbsp;Men’s freestyle 57 kg at Tokyo Olympics:&nbsp;</h2>

<h2 id="5">What time is the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout?</h2>

The bout is scheduled for 4:20 PM IST on Thursday, August 5. The match will be played on mat B of the Makuhari Messe Hall in Tokyo.

<h2 id="7">Which TV channel will telecast the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout?</h2>

Sony Sports Network is the official broadcaster of the Tokyo Olympics in India. The bouts can be watched at Sony Ten 1 SD/HD channels. Apart from that Indians can also watch it on the DD National channel.

<h2 id="9">How can I stream the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout?</h2>

The Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout can be live-streamed through the Sony LIV app.&nbsp;

Wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured a medal for India after booking a berth in the finals. 1.3 billion people have their hopes pinned on Dahiya to win their first gold in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics.

Wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured a medal for India after booking a berth in the finals. 1.3 billion people have their hopes pinned on Dahiya to win their first gold in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics. Kumar will take on Russian Olympic Committee's Zavur Uguev in the finals of the Men’s freestyle 57 kg category. He will become the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal. Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan in the semifinals with less than a minute left. Kumar was down by 2-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India. ALSO READ: With a medal at Tokyo Olympics: Re-live the 'Glory Days' of Indian men's hockey Here's all you need to know about Ravi Kumar Dahiya vs Zavur Uguev, finals of Men’s freestyle 57 kg at Tokyo Olympics: What time is the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout? The bout is scheduled for 4:20 PM IST on Thursday, August 5. The match will be played on mat B of the Makuhari Messe Hall in Tokyo. Which TV channel will telecast the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout? Sony Sports Network is the official broadcaster of the Tokyo Olympics in India. The bouts can be watched at Sony Ten 1 SD/HD channels. Apart from that Indians can also watch it on the DD National channel. How can I stream the Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout? The Tokyo Olympics men’s freestyle 57 kg wrestling final bout can be live-streamed through the Sony LIV app.

Tokyo Olympics 2020, Live Streaming: When and where to watch Ravi Kumar Dahiya vs Zavur Uguev finals bout?

Ravi Dahiya took on ROC's Zavur Uguev in the men's 57kg free-form class. The Indian who has shown predominance over his adversaries so far faced the second seed of the competition.

Ravi Dahiya had charged to the final in a stupendous style. Trailing the bout for a longer part of the contest, the Indian had made a bunny appear out of nowhere and won by fall.

Zavur Uguev has won two world championships: one&nbsp;in 2018, and the other&nbsp;in 2019. The wrestler has been in great form since last year.&nbsp;

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Uguev took the first point and the second point as well.&nbsp;Ravi Dahiya was forced out of the wrestling zone and lost&nbsp;a point.

Ravi Dahiya levelled&nbsp;the score 2-2, but the ROC's grappler was quick to restore his lead.

The first round of the bout ended&nbsp;Zavur Uguev 4-2 Ravi Dahiya.

The Indian&nbsp;lost another point.&nbsp;He managed&nbsp;to defend a takedown.

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The wrestler from ROC was lightning quick on his feet and got behind the Indian.

Ravi managed to get only 4 points and the wrestler from ROC won the bout 7-4.

The ROC wrestler was slightly better compared to Ravi Dahiya. Ravi made an honest effort to retaliate into the challenge yet Zavur found splendid effort between attack and defense and took away the challenge from the Indian.

In 2012, Sushil Kumar figured out how to break through to the final however failed to get the gold. History, it appears, has rehashed the same thing as Ravi Kumar Dahiya wins the Silver medal.

However, credit goes to Ravi Dahiya. He showed some incredible wrestling moves to storm through the rounds. The Indian has won the fifth medal for his nation (overall)&nbsp;and that in itself is something to appreciate.

Ravi Dahiya took on ROC's Zavur Uguev in the men's 57kg free-form class. The Indian who has shown predominance over his adversaries so far faced the second seed of the competition.

Ravi Dahiya took on ROC's Zavur Uguev in the men's 57kg free-form class. The Indian who has shown predominance over his adversaries so far faced the second seed of the competition. Ravi Dahiya had charged to the final in a stupendous style. Trailing the bout for a longer part of the contest, the Indian had made a bunny appear out of nowhere and won by fall. Zavur Uguev has won two world championships: one in 2018, and the other in 2019. The wrestler has been in great form since last year. ALSO READ: Olympics: 'Remember the names' - Heroes of Indian hockey who created history in Tokyo Uguev took the first point and the second point as well. Ravi Dahiya was forced out of the wrestling zone and lost a point. Ravi Dahiya levelled the score 2-2, but the ROC's grappler was quick to restore his lead. The first round of the bout ended Zavur Uguev 4-2 Ravi Dahiya. The Indian lost another point. He managed to defend a takedown. ALSO READ: Tokyo Olympics 2020: India end 41-year medal wait in men's hockey as they win bronze The wrestler from ROC was lightning quick on his feet and got behind the Indian. Ravi managed to get only 4 points and the wrestler from ROC won the bout 7-4. The ROC wrestler was slightly better compared to Ravi Dahiya. Ravi made an honest effort to retaliate into the challenge yet Zavur found splendid effort between attack and defense and took away the challenge from the Indian. In 2012, Sushil Kumar figured out how to break through to the final however failed to get the gold. History, it appears, has rehashed the same thing as Ravi Kumar Dahiya wins the Silver medal. However, credit goes to Ravi Dahiya. He showed some incredible wrestling moves to storm through the rounds. The Indian has won the fifth medal for his nation (overall) and that in itself is something to appreciate.

Tokyo Olympics: Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya secures silver medal after losing the final

Ravi Kumar Dahiya stormed into the semifinals after beating Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals of the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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He defeated Valentinov 14-4 via technical superiority to reach the semi-finals, which is one step away from assuring India of another medal.&nbsp;

The Indian wrestler, who is fourth-seeded, will now take on Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev.&nbsp;

Another Indian wrestler Deepak Punia, on the other, made it into the semifinals in the men's freestyle 86 kgs after beating China's Lin (6-3) and now will take on American wrestler DM Taylor. &nbsp;

Earlier, Neeraj Chopra, who is seen as India's top bet for another medal, qualified for the men's javelin final in a stunning first attempt of 86.65m on Wednesday at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;

The monstrous throw helped him finish on top of Group A. Neeraj's biggest rival and a contender for Gold Johannes Vetter (from Germany) qualified in his third attempt with a throw of 85.64m. Finland's Lassi Etelatalo is the third automatic qualification with a throw of 84.50m.

However, Shivpal Singh failed to qualify from Group B and bowed out after a disappointing 76.40m throw.

Ravi Kumar Dahiya stormed into the semifinals after beating Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals of the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.

Ravi Kumar Dahiya stormed into the semifinals after beating Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals of the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. ALSO READ: Indian wrestler Deepak Punia thrashes China's Lin Zushen to move into semis He defeated Valentinov 14-4 via technical superiority to reach the semi-finals, which is one step away from assuring India of another medal. The Indian wrestler, who is fourth-seeded, will now take on Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev. Another Indian wrestler Deepak Punia, on the other, made it into the semifinals in the men's freestyle 86 kgs after beating China's Lin (6-3) and now will take on American wrestler DM Taylor. Earlier, Neeraj Chopra, who is seen as India's top bet for another medal, qualified for the men's javelin final in a stunning first attempt of 86.65m on Wednesday at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. The monstrous throw helped him finish on top of Group A. Neeraj's biggest rival and a contender for Gold Johannes Vetter (from Germany) qualified in his third attempt with a throw of 85.64m. Finland's Lassi Etelatalo is the third automatic qualification with a throw of 84.50m. However, Shivpal Singh failed to qualify from Group B and bowed out after a disappointing 76.40m throw.

Tokyo Olympics: Ravi Kumar one bout away from assuring India of another medal

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya dominated Colombia’s Oscar Eduardo Tigreros Urbano 13-2 on technical superiority to progress into the quarterfinals in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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Ravi was off to a good start as he earned 2 points, however, the Colombian fought back well and tried to pin Dahiya. But, the Indian wrestler won the 1st period by 3-2.&nbsp;

In the second period, Dahiya dominated the Colombian all along and took back to back points to win the bout 13-2.&nbsp;

The Indian wrestler will now take on Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov, who did not let his opponent concede even a single point and won 11-0.&nbsp;

Earlier, Neeraj Chopra, who is seen as India's top bet for another medal, qualified for the men's javelin final in a stunning first attempt of 86.65m on Wednesday at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;

The monstrous throw helped him finish on top of Group A. Neeraj's biggest rival and a contender for Gold Johannes Vetter (from Germany) qualified in his third attempt with a throw of 85.64m. Finland's Lassi Etelatalo is the third automatic qualification with a throw of 84.50m.

However, Shivpal Singh failed to qualify from Group B and bowed out after a disappointing 76.40m throw. &nbsp;

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya dominated Colombia’s Oscar Eduardo Tigreros Urbano 13-2 on technical superiority to progress into the quarterfinals in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya dominated Colombia’s Oscar Eduardo Tigreros Urbano 13-2 on technical superiority to progress into the quarterfinals in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. ALSO READ: Tokyo Olympics 2020, Live Streaming: When and where to watch Lovlina Borgohain vs Busenaz Surmeneli semi-final bout? Ravi was off to a good start as he earned 2 points, however, the Colombian fought back well and tried to pin Dahiya. But, the Indian wrestler won the 1st period by 3-2. In the second period, Dahiya dominated the Colombian all along and took back to back points to win the bout 13-2. The Indian wrestler will now take on Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov, who did not let his opponent concede even a single point and won 11-0. Earlier, Neeraj Chopra, who is seen as India's top bet for another medal, qualified for the men's javelin final in a stunning first attempt of 86.65m on Wednesday at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. The monstrous throw helped him finish on top of Group A. Neeraj's biggest rival and a contender for Gold Johannes Vetter (from Germany) qualified in his third attempt with a throw of 85.64m. Finland's Lassi Etelatalo is the third automatic qualification with a throw of 84.50m. However, Shivpal Singh failed to qualify from Group B and bowed out after a disappointing 76.40m throw.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Wrestler Ravi Kumar into quarter-finals of freestyle 57kg category event

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured India of another medal after storming into the finals of the 57kg category at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. He will become&nbsp;the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal.

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Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan with less than a minute left.&nbsp;Kumar was down by 1-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India.&nbsp;

Several sporting icons took to Twitter to congratulate the Indian wrestler. Take a look:&nbsp;

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The way you kept your calm after being 9-2 down and won the match was a spectacle in itself. 
 
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Earlier, he beat Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals. He is now one step away from winning a gold for India and scripting history.&nbsp;

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured India of another medal after storming into the finals of the 57kg category at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. He will become the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal.

Indian wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya has assured India of another medal after storming into the finals of the 57kg category at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. He will become the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal. ALSO READ: WION Exclusive: Bronze-medalist Lovlina Borgohain on her sacrifices, match and goal for 2024 Olympics Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan with less than a minute left. Kumar was down by 1-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India. Several sporting icons took to Twitter to congratulate the Indian wrestler. Take a look: What a turn around Ravi Kumar Dahiya! 🤼 👏🏻 The way you kept your calm after being 9-2 down and won the match was a spectacle in itself. Just Terrific! #Wrestling #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/cKyLhY7E85 — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) August 4, 2021 × What a dramatic turn around win by Ravi Kumar Dahiya, was 3-9 down but ddid not give up, fought valiantly and beat the two-time world championship medallist, and India is assured of another medal.#Tokyo2020 #Wrestling pic.twitter.com/6UZoyP4irP — Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) August 4, 2021 × What a match and what a comeback!#Ravidahiya ने पुरुष फ्रीस्टाइल(57 किग्रा) सेमीफाइनल में कजाकिस्तान के सनायव नूरिस्लाम को हराकर मुकाबला जीता, फाइनल में प्रवेश,एक ओर मडल पक्का💪🏻#TeamIndia #Tokyo2020 #olympicsinhindi #Cheer4India #GoForGold pic.twitter.com/xpzqJ046dX — Sakshi Malik (@SakshiMalik) August 4, 2021 × बेहतरीन खेल #RaviKumarDahiya आप चैंपियन हो और चैंपियन बनकर आओगे।#TeamIndia #TokyoOlympics #GoForGold pic.twitter.com/9MIDyspNE0 — Yogeshwar Dutt (@DuttYogi) August 4, 2021 × Earlier, he beat Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals. He is now one step away from winning a gold for India and scripting history.

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Another medal was assured for India as Ravi Dahiya has progressed into the finals after beating Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan with less than a minute left.&nbsp;

Kumar was down by 1-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India.&nbsp;

Earlier, he beat Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals.&nbsp;

He is now the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal.&nbsp;

However, Deepak Punia lost in his semifinals bout against American wrestler David Taylor by 0-10. But will still wrestle for a bronze medal.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Another medal was assured for India as Ravi Dahiya has progressed into the finals after beating Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday.

Another medal was assured for India as Ravi Dahiya has progressed into the finals after beating Kazakhstan's Nurislam Sanayev in the freestyle 57kg category event at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday. ALSO READ: India among countries with highest cash-rewards for Olympic medalists - Check out the complete list Ravi Kumar made a stunning comeback after pinning down Nurislam Sanayev of Kazakhstan with less than a minute left. Kumar was down by 1-9, however, he bounced back and did not concede even a single point post that and then pinned him down in the dying moments to assure a medal for India. Earlier, he beat Bulgaria’s Vangelov Georgi Valentinov in the quarter-finals. He is now the fifth Indian wrestler after KD Jadhav, Sushil Kumar, Yogeshwar and Sakshi Malik to win an Olympic medal. However, Deepak Punia lost in his semifinals bout against American wrestler David Taylor by 0-10. But will still wrestle for a bronze medal.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Another medal assured for India as Ravi Kumar storms into finals