Sachin Yadav Won Silver in Asian Athletics Championship dainik bhaskar update | Sachin Yadav won Silver at the Asian Athletics Championship: A personal best throw of 85.16 meters at the Javelin event; Gold in the name of Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan

Sachin Yadav was born on 25 October 1999 in Uttar Pradesh.

In the Asian Athletics Championship, Sachin Yadav of India has won the silver medal in Jewelin Throw. At the Jewelin event on Saturday, Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan won the gold by throwing the last throw of 86.40 meters.

India is second of the points table in the tournament being held in Gumi, South Korea. The country has 24 medals including 8 gold, 10 silver and 6 bronze. Initially, Sachin Yadav of India remained out of the medal race, but won the silver medal with 83.03 meters and 85.16 meters in the last 2 throw. Apart from Sachin, Yashveer Singh finished 5th with his 82.57 meter personal best throw.

Sachin-Yashveer World Championship did not reach the qualification mark

Sachin Yadav and Yashveer Singh could not reach the World Championship qualification mark despite their personal best throw. For this, the athlete requires minimum 85.50 m throw.

Arshad’s first tournament after Paris

This was Arshad Nadeem’s first competition after winning gold in Paris Olympic 2024. He qualified for the final of the event by securing a top position in the heat with a throw of 86.34 meters. In the final, Arshad’s first two throws were disappointing, but he crossed the 85 meter mark with his third throw of the day.

Since then, he remained in the edge and won the gold. At the same time, Neeraj Chopra decided to leave this tournament for the Diamond League event. Neeraj recently crossed the 90 meter mark in the Doha Diamond League.

Arshad Nadeem threw 86.40 meters.

Animesh named Bronze

Animesh Kujur of India won the bronze medal in the Mains 200 meter final at the 26th Asian Athletics Championship on Saturday. At the same time, Vithya Ramraj won the Bronze in the women’s 400 meter Hurdle race.

Kujur made a new national record of 20.32 seconds, performing brilliantly in the men’s 200 meter race. The 21 -year -old player improved his previous record of 20.40 seconds, which he made earlier this year at the National Federation Senior Athletics Championship. Tova Ujawa of Japan won the gold medal over time of 20.12 seconds, while Saudi Arabia’s Abdulazes Ati (20.31 seconds) won the silver.