Dominating the field in senior women\u2019s foil, senior men\u2019s ep\u00e9e, and senior men\u2019s sabre, team India\u2019s stellar Day 3 performance brings the nation's overall combined medal count to an extraordinary 29 medals, comprising eight gold, seven silver, and 14 bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India established immediate dominance in the senior women's foil category, securing a brilliant gold-silver victory. Kanaglakshmi captured the gold medal following a precise and controlled campaign, while teammate Joys Ashitha took silver to claim the top two spots on the podium ahead of England\u2019s Georgia Green and Emily Goodchild, who won bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The success continued in the senior men\u2019s epee discipline, where Rajendran Shanthimol Sherjin put on a commanding display to secure India's second gold medal of the day. Sherjin outpointed South Africa\u2019s Kruger Pieter, who finished with silver, while Wales' Burkhardt Marc and South Africa's Losevsky Sergey shared the bronze medals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India established immediate dominance in the senior women's foil category, securing a brilliant gold-silver victory. Kanaglakshmi captured the gold medal following a precise and controlled campaign, while teammate Joys Ashitha took silver to claim the top two spots on the podium ahead of England\u2019s Georgia Green and Emily Goodchild, who won bronze.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
With the championship wrapping up today, the Indian contingent turns its focus towards the final events across foil, epee, and sabre disciplines. Building on the momentum of 29 medals won over the first three days, Team India aims to maintain its dominance and finish the campaign on a high note in Lagos.<\/p>\r\n\r\n