India's Gurpreet Singh and Sunil Kumar settled for a Silver medal each in their respective Greco-Roman categories at the Asian Wrestling Championships here on Saturday.
On the penultimate day of the competition, India's Greco-Roman wrestlers have already done better than the last edition, where they had won a couple of Bronze medals through Rajender Kumar (55kg) and Harpreet Singh (82kg).
While Gurpreet and Sunil finished on second position, Prem missed out on a Bronze medal on the fifth day of the tournament.
Gurpreet had to be satisfied with a Silver after being handed a 0-8 defeat by Hyeonwoo Kim of Korea in the final of 77kg category.
In 87kg, Sunil Kumar stormed into the final after prevailing over Azamat Kustubayev of Kazakhstan 6-6 in a victory by fall verdict in his semifinal bout.
But just like Gurpreet, Sunil too failed to clinch the top spot as he went down in the title clash to Iran's Hossein Ahmad Nouri, the reigning Asian Games Gold medallist.
"I wish I were a little bit more aggressive. That could have changed the colour of the medal. I will strive to train harder and do better in the upcoming tournaments," said Sunil after the final.
Prem, who was another Indian wrestler in contention for a medal after he made it to the Bronze-medal play-off in the 130kg class, could not finish on the podium.
He lost to Kazakhstan's Damir Kuzembayev by fall in a third-fourth place fight.
The Greco-Roman wrestling will continue on the final day of this tournament with Gyanender (60kg), Ravinder (67kg), Yogesh (72kg), Harpreet Singh (82kg) and Hardeep Singh (97kg) vying for top honours.