The 2nd Asian Masters Swimming Championship brought together swimmers from different countries and age groups, providing a competitive platform for experienced athletes to represent their respective nations.
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Dolly Kaur Das competed in the women's 55–59 age category and secured two bronze medals. She finished third in the 100m butterfly and the 200m backstroke events, demonstrating her ability across both butterfly and backstroke disciplines.
Himantaa Barbara, competing in the women's 40–44 age category, also returned with medals from the championship. She won a silver medal in the 400m individual medley, an event that tests swimmers across all four competitive strokes.
Barbara further secured a bronze medal as a member of the women's 4×50m medley relay team. The relay event brought together swimmers competing as a team, with each participant contributing to the overall performance.
Apart from her medal-winning finishes, Barbara recorded fifth-place finishes in both the 200m freestyle and 400m freestyle events, adding to her overall performance at the championship.
The 2nd Asian Masters Swimming Championship brought together swimmers from different countries and age groups, providing a competitive platform for experienced athletes to represent their respective nations.
The achievements of Dolly Kaur Das and Himantaa Barbara have brought recognition to the swimming community in Guwahati, with both athletes securing podium finishes for India in their respective categories.
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