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Sachin Chamaria Earns Double Medal Haul at Cairo Boccia Challenger
Sachin Chamaria is a boccia player from India.
Boccia is a sport where players throw or roll balls to get them close to a target ball.
He went to a big competition called the World Boccia Challenger in Cairo, Egypt.
He won two medals there: one silver and one bronze.
Winning two medals is a big deal and it made history for India in this sport.
Sachin said he was very thankful to the Boccia Sports Federation of India.
They helped him get the chance to play for India.
He hopes that other people with disabilities will try boccia too.
He wants more people in India to know about the sport and have chances to play it.
He said winning felt special because it means boccia in India is growing.
Sachin Chamaria won a Bronze and a Silver at the Cairo 2026 World Boccia Challenger.
The double medal haul is described as historic for Indian Boccia.
Chamaria thanked the Boccia Sports Federation of India for giving him the opportunity to represent India.
He called the wins in Cairo, Egypt 'incredibly special' and said Indian Boccia continues to move forward.
He hopes his performances encourage more athletes with disabilities to take up the sport and create awareness for Boccia in India.
- Who
- Sachin Chamaria, an Indian boccia athlete
- What
- Won a Bronze and a Silver medal at the Cairo 2026 World Boccia Challenger
- Where
- Cairo, Egypt
- When
- 2026, at the Cairo 2026 World Boccia Challenger
- Why
- Representing India and aiming to encourage more athletes with disabilities to take up boccia and create greater awareness for the sport in India
Key facts
- Athlete
- Sachin Chamaria
- Medals Won
- Bronze and Silver
- Event
- Cairo 2026 World Boccia Challenger
- Location
- Cairo, Egypt
- Country Represented
- India
- Governing Body
- Boccia Sports Federation of India
- Goal
- Encourage athletes with disabilities to take up boccia and raise awareness in India
Quotes
Sachin Chamaria
Indian boccia athlete, double medalist at Cairo 2026 World Boccia Challenger
“"Winning a Bronze and a Silver in Cairo, Egypt is incredibly special, but what means even more is seeing Indian Boccia continue to move forward."”
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