India, July 31 -- Seema Kaliramna started and ended her career's most prestigious competition thus far without registering a valid throw. Two more attempts from her were fouls. But in those big moments on the big stage, it's all about that one big effort. Sandwiched between those strings of 'X's was a discus that landed at 58.65m.

And so, add another Seema (after Seema Punia who won three silver (2006, 2014, 2018) and one bronze in 2010) to India's Commonwealth Games (CWG) medallists in the women's discus throw. This Seema delivered a bronze in Glasgow, her third throw keeping her ahead of compatriot Nidhi Rani's best of 57.10m. And this Seema's journey to the podium has multiple layers that tested her resolve to keep at it.

The 27-year...