THE FOURTH DAY OF THE 5TH WORLD NOMAD GAMES BROUGHT TO KAZAKHSTAN 6 GOLD, 7 SILVER AND 8 BRONZE MEDALS, OVERALL 21 MEDALS

THE FOURTH DAY OF THE 5TH WORLD NOMAD GAMES BROUGHT TO KAZAKHSTAN 6 GOLD, 7 SILVER AND 8 BRONZE MEDALS, OVERALL 21 MEDALS

The fourth day of the V World Nomad Games competition happened in different locations of Astana, Kazakhstan. The third day brought to Kazakhstan overall 23 medals.

Kokpar

Athletes of the national team of Kazakhstan reached the final round in Kokpar. Today our Kokpar players defeated the Russian team with a score of 18:2. The second finalist will be Kyrgyzstan, who won the game against Turkey. Kokpar team will be competing on 12 September. In total, teams from 9 countries and 104 athletes took part in the Kokpar competitions, including Kazakhstan, U.S., Russia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, China, Mongolia and Turkey.

Togyzkumalak

Today the final games of Togyzkumalak happened at the Duman Entertainment Center. Kazakhstan was represented by Beksultan Bostandykov, Auelbay Yersultan, Moldir Serikkyzy and Ansagan Kozhanasip. The athletes demonstrated a high level of preparation and achieved high results. Moldir Serikkyzy and Beksultan Bostandykov got a gold medal, and their peers, Ansagan Kozhanasip took a silver medal and Auelbay Yersultan became a bronze medalist. Overall in Togyzkumalak competitions 114 athletes participated from 41 countries, including Colombia, Bangladesh, Great Britain, France, Germany, the USA, China, Latvia, African and Arabic countries.

Traditional archery competition

180 athletes from 33 countries took part in the traditional archery competition held at the Argymak equestrian complex. 10 athletes of the Kazakhstan national team will defend the honor of the country. On September 9 Aikorkem Batikhan won a bronze medal in the women's “Puta” target. Among men, Kanat Kassymkhan won a bronze medal, and Zhanibek Kulmyrzayev won a gold medal. In the in the “Qalqan” competition, Kanat Kassymkhan won a bronze medal, Yerbol Tapenov won a silver medal. Today, on September 11 Zhanibek Kulmyrzayev and Bekbergen Salimov won a bronze medal.

Horseback archery (Zhamby Atu)

Today Batyr Beksauyt won a silver medal in the Zhamby shooting style in the competition on horseback archery (Zhamby Atu). Before this, Batyr Beksauyt won a gold medal. The shooting competition took place in the Ethno Village near Kazanat hippodrome. 78 athletes from 27 countries took part in the competition.

Asyk Atu

In the final round of Asyk Atu held at the Alau Ice Palace, domestic athletes (female team) defeated their opponents Russia with a score of 3:0. It should be noted that the Kazakhstan female team won such countries as Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, Sweden and Romania. The Kazakhstan men's team met with Kyrgyzstan in the final round and defeated their opponents with a score of 2:1. Kazakhstan men's overall won over the teams of Uzbekistan, Spain, Georgia, Hungary and Mongolia.

Kok Boru

The Kazakhstan national team reached the Kok Boru final round by defeating the Turkish team with a score of 15:1. In the final match, our athletes will meet the Kyrgyzstani team and the national teams of Russia and Turkey will fight for third place.

Powerful Nomad

Azamat Makulbekov won a gold medal at the Powerful Nomad competition, where mighty giants contested to be known as the strongest men at the V World Nomad Games. 16 athletes from 16 countries took part in the tournament.

Tug of war (Arkan Tartys)

Today Tug of war (Arkan Tartys) competitions took place at the Alau Ice Palace. Qualifying round and the final game went on the same day. Both female and male teams were fighting with Russia in the final round and won a silver medal.

Alysh

In the Alysh - Kyrgyz national wrestling, medals are awarded in six weight categories. Today the wrestlers brought to Kazakhstan national team's the following awards: Turmakhanbek Kalmukan (60 kg) - silver, Nurzhan Sarsengaliev (70 kg) - bronze, Bekbol Nurlanuly (100 kg) - silver, Nurdaulet Zharylgapov (+ 100 kg) - bronze, Nazerke Abiltaeva (55 kg) ) - bronze, Arailym Rakish (60 kg) - bronze, Ainur Akzhigitova (65 kg) - bronze, Perizat Zhakypbekova (75 kg) - silver.