Biography
Kamola Irnazarova is an Uzbekistani rhythmic gymnast who competed in group exercises for the national team. Born on 25 April 2002 in Tashkent.
She began rhythmic gymnastics at the age of three. She joined the national group in 2017 and made her World Championships debut in 2018. Her head coach is Yekaterina Pirozhkova.
She took part in group World Championships (2018: 17th; 2019 in Baku: 14th, without winning an Olympic berth). At the 2019 Asian Championships in Pattaya the group won silver in the all-around and gold in both apparatus finals (5 balls; 4 clubs + 3 hoops).
In 2021 the group won the all-around at the Tashkent World Cup, the first such win for Uzbekistan at a FIG World Cup. The same year it won the all-around and both apparatus finals at the Asian Championships in Tashkent, which earned Uzbekistan the continental Olympic berth.
At the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo (held in 2021) the group placed ninth in qualification and was first reserve for the final.
Life path
- 2002Born in 2002
Born on 25 April 2002 in Tashkent.
- 2005Began rhythmic gymnastics
She began rhythmic gymnastics at the age of three.
- 2017Joined the national group
She joined the national group in 2017 and made her World Championships debut in 2018.
- 2018World Championships
The group placed 17th in the all-around.
- 2019Asian Championships, Pattaya
Silver in the group all-around; gold with 5 balls and with 4 clubs + 3 hoops.
- 2019World Championships, Baku
The group finished 14th and did not win an Olympic berth.
- 2021Tashkent World Cup
Gold in the group all-around, a first for Uzbekistan.
- 2021Asian Championships, Tashkent
Gold in the all-around and both apparatus finals; Olympic berth for Tokyo.
- 2021Tokyo Olympics
The group placed 9th in qualification and was first reserve for the final.
Achievements
- 🥈Asian Championships — group all-aroundPattaya (2019)
- 🥇Asian Championships — 5 ballsPattaya (2019)
- 🥇Asian Championships — 4 clubs + 3 hoopsPattaya (2019)
- 🥇Grand Prix — group all-aroundTartu (2020)
- 🥇World Cup — group all-aroundTashkent (2021)
- 🥇Asian Championships — group all-aroundTashkent (2021)
- 🥇Asian Championships — 5 ballsTashkent (2021)
- 🥇Asian Championships — 4 clubs + 3 hoopsTashkent (2021)
- 🥉World Challenge Cup — group all-aroundMinsk (2021)
- 🥉World Challenge Cup — group all-aroundMoscow (2021)
- 9Olympic Games — group all-around (qualification)Tokyo (2021)