KHAMIDOVA Baizat

Rugby World Cup Sevens

Rank	Event	Year	Location
7	Women	2013	Moscow, RUS
8	Women	2018	San Francisco, CA, USA

World Rugby Sevens Series

Rank	Event	Year	Location
5	Women	2016/2017
6	Women	2020
6	Women	2018
7	Women	2019

World Rugby Sevens Series - Australia

Rank	Event	Year	Location
4	Women	2018	Sydney, NSW, AUS
6	Women	2019	Sydney, NSW, AUS
7	Women	2020	Sydney, NSW, AUS
7	Women	2017	Sydney, NSW, AUS

World Rugby Sevens Series - Canada

Rank	Event	Year	Location
5	Women	2017	Langford, BC, CAN
7	Women	2019	Langford, BC, CAN

World Rugby Sevens Series - Dubai

Rank	Event	Year	Location
3	Women	2017	Dubai, UAE
5	Women	2018	Dubai, UAE
6	Women	2019	Glendale, CO, USA

World Rugby Sevens Series - France

Rank	Event	Year	Location
8	Women	2019	Biarritz, FRA
10	Women	2018	Paris, FRA

World Rugby Sevens Series - Japan

Rank	Event	Year	Location
5	Women	2018	Kitakyushu, JPN
5	Women	2017	Kitakyushu, JPN
8	Women	2019	Kitakyushu, JPN

World Rugby Sevens Series - USA

Rank	Event	Year	Location
6	Women	2017	Las Vegas, NV, USA
7	Women	2019	Glendale, CO, USA
7	Women	2018	Glendale, CO, USA

Vatsok ['Little Brother'] (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

Tennis, longboarding, snowboarding, hiking, spending time with friends, going to the cinema, Russian sauna. (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

Athlete

Russian

Yenisey-STM Krasnoyarsk [Russian Federation] since 2020

Andrey Kuzin [national], RUS

Her older sister Navrat Khamidova has represented the Russian Federation in rugby sevens and won gold at the 2013 World University Games in Kazan, Russian Federation. (SportsDeskOnline, 07 Jul 2021; world.rugby, 01 Jan 2020; midag.ru, 17 Jun 2016)

2012 for Russian Federation Against Canada, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

Her performances in 2015 were affected by a hernia operation that she took six months to make a full recovery from. (daptar.ru, 05 Jul 2017)

She began playing rugby in 2012, at age 22, in Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation. (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

She followed her sister into the sport and switched from athletics to playing rugby. "I was involved in athletics for three or four years, but it was hard to train in [the Russian Federation region of] Dagestan. There were no opportunities and I stopped doing sport for a whole year. Then I found out that a rugby sevens team was being assembled in Dagestan and decided to try my hand. After a while, a club from Krasnoyarsk, Krasny Yar, spotted me and invited me to a try-out camp where I signed a contract." (rugby.ru, 01 Jan 2021; midag.ru, 17 Jun 2016)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (sibrugby.ru, 22 Jun 2021)

Russian freestyle wrestler Buvaisar Saitiev, Russian pole vaulter Yelena Isinbaeva, Swiss tennis player Roger Federer, Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic. (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

Her family, medical staff and coaches. (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

"Honesty and respect." (Athlete, 05 Jul 2021)

In 2019 she was named in the International Sevens Squad of the Decade by the Scrumqueens.com women's rugby website. She also received the Rugby Union of Russia Female Rugby Player of the Year award in 2019. (rugby.ru, 15 Nov 2019; scrumqueens.com, 10 Jan 2019)

In 2018 she received the title of Honoured Master of Sport in the Russian Federation. (minsport.gov.ru, 17 Oct 2018)

She was named in the Dream Team at both the 2017 Dubai Sevens tournament and the 2018 Sydney Sevens tournament. (world.rugby, 01 Feb 2018, 02 Dec 2017)