Priya Malik

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Priya Malik is an Indian wrestler. She won the gold medal at 2021 World Cadet Wrestling Championship in Women's 73 kg.

Awards[]

• Gold medalist at 2nd Khelo India Youth Games, Pune (2019)^{[1][better source needed]}
• Gold medalist at 17th School Games, Delhi (2019)^{[1][better source needed]}
• Gold medalist at^{[clarification needed]} National Cadet Championship,^{[clarification needed]} Patna (2020)^{[1][better source needed]}
• Gold medalist at^{[clarification needed]} National School Games^{[clarification needed]} (2020)^{[1][better source needed]}
• Gold medalist at World Cadet Wrestling Championship, Budapest, Hungary – wrestling, 73 kg (2021)^[2][1][3]

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