Competition will be held in men’s freestyle at 57 kilograms, 61kg, 65kg, 70kg, 74kg, 86kg, 97kg and 125kg, and in women’s freestyle at 48kg, 53kg, 55kg, 58kg, 60kg, 63kg, 69kg and 75kg.

There are also men’s Greco-Roman divisions at 59kg, 66kg, 71kg, 75kg, 80kg, 85kg, 98kg and 130kg.

Each country can enter a maximum of two wrestlers to compete in each weight category.

The finals in six of the Greco-Roman categories - 66kg, 75kg, 80kg, 85kg, 98kg and 130kg - are scheduled for tomorrow along with those in all the women’s freestyle categories and three of the men’s freestyle categories - 57kg, 70kg, 97kg.

Rounding out proceedings on Sunday (November 6) will be the finals in the remaining five men’s freestyle categories and remaining three Greco-Roman categories.

The Commonwealth Senior Wrestling Championships aim to promote the sport among the intergovernmental organisation’s countries.

They also strive to foster camaraderie among the wrestlers and ensure the continuity of wrestling programmes and competitions in the Commonwealth countries.

Among the wrestlers set to compete in Singapore is Wales’ Iwan Baker, who will be contesting the men’s freestyle 61kg competition alongside athletes that competed at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Baker, the youngest of his country’s contingent at 18 years of age, has had to battle back from two serious injuries to ensure his participation at the Championships.

Having started out this year with a dislocated elbow suffered in training, he made a winning return to action with victory at the Slough Open.

Baker fractured his collarbone though while competing at the English Open in Alfreton in May, leading to another period of rehabilitation and intensive strength and conditioning in order to prove his fitness.

One notable absentee from women’s freestyle competition is India’s Sakshi Malik, who became the first female wrestler from her country to win an Olympic medal at Rio 2016 with bronze in the 58kg category.

She was unable to secure a berth in the Indian team after being forced to pull out of the recently concluded national championships in Uttar Pradesh.

"Due to unavoidable circumstances, I did not participate in the national championship," she told Oneindia News.

"But I have regained fitness almost to the level I belonged before.

"I will require a couple of weeks more to reach my best."