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Vinesh Phogat Olympic Medal Case: Why Repeated Deferring Of Verdict By Court May Be Good

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Vinesh Phogat's wait just got longer. The Indian star wrestler had appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after she was disqualified from the Paris Olympics 2024 women's 50kg wrestling final as she was 100 grams overweight.

Vinesh's appeal to CAS was that she was within the permissible weight limit when she qualified for the final and hence was eligible for a shared silver medal.

However, the verdict date for the case has been deferred a couple of times now. On Wednesday, wrestler Vinesh Phogat's Olympic silver medal verdict date was deferred by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) yet again.

While earlier it was said that the verdict would come before the Paris Olympics 2024 ended, it has now been deferred for the second time.

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