The Indian wushu team showcased an impressive performance at the 11th Sanda World Cup held in Macau, concluding their campaign with two gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. The women's team, in particular, shone brightly, securing both gold medals available. Shivani, representing the Border Security Force, triumphed in the women's 75kg division by defeating her Russian opponent, showcasing her exceptional skills and determination. Meanwhile, Aparna also made a significant contribution by winning gold in the 52kg category. Both athletes had previously earned silver medals at the World Wushu Championships in Brazil, but they demonstrated notable improvement by converting their past performances into gold at this event. In the men's 48kg category, Indian Air Force athlete Kushal Kumar fought valiantly against a Chinese rival to secure a silver medal. Additionally, Kareena Kaushik from the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Sagar Dhaiya from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) added to India's medal tally with bronze medals, bringing the total to five. Bhupender Singh Bajwa, president of the Wushu Association of India, praised the athletes, coaches, and support staff for their remarkable achievements.