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  1. Chess
  2. Archery
  3. Athletics
  4. Wrestling
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Option 4 : Wrestling

The correct answer is Wrestling.
  • Vinesh Phogat is an Indian wrestler who comes from a successful background of wrestling with her cousins Geeta Phogat and Babita Kumari, both international wrestlers and Commonwealth Games medallists as well.
  • Vinesh Phogat has honoured with the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award in 2020.
  • Vinesh Phogat became the first Indian woman wrestler to win Gold in both Commonwealth and Asian games.
  • She is also conferred with the Arjuna Award.

  • Some important sport's person associated with the game:

 

Player Sports
Neeraj Chopra  Athletics
Subedar Jinson Johnson Athletics
Hima Das Athletics
Nelakurthi Sikki Reddy Badminton
Subedar Satish Kumar Boxing
Smriti Mandhana  Cricket
Shubhankar Sharma  Golf
Manpreet Singh Hockey
Rahi Sarnobat Shooting
Ankur Mittal ​
 Shooting
Shreyasi Singh  Shooting
Manika Batra Table Tennis
G. Sathiyan Table Tennis
Rohan Bopanna Tennis
Sumit  Wrestling
Pooja Kadian Wushu
Ankur Dhama Para-Athletics
Manoj Sarkar Para-Badminton
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