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Neeraj Chopra gifts his Tokyo gold medal-winning javelin to Olympic Museum

Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland on Saturday and said that he is hopeful that its presence can serve as an inspiration for the younger generation. The track and field athlete was also joined by Olympic gold medallist shooting star Abhinav Bindra. "It was an honour to visit and donate my Tokyo 2020 javelin to the Olympic Museum yesterday. I hope its presence can inspire the younger generation to keep working hard towards their dreams," tweeted Chopra.

Marcao doubles up as Wuhan Three Towns remain undefeated

HONG KONG : Brazilian striker Marcao scored twice to send Wuhan Three Towns on their way to their 14th win in 15 games with a 5-1 victory over Shenzhen FC on Sunday that keeps Pedro Morilla's side on top of the Chinese Super League standings.

Canada remains unbeaten after 9-0 rout of Japan at women's hockey worlds

Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice and had an assist for Canada in a 9-0 win over Japan at the women's world hockey championship on Sunday.

Neeraj Chopra Gifts Gold Medal Winning Javelin To Olympic Museum

Neeraj Chopra has gifted his historic Tokyo Olympics gold medal winning javelin to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. The Indian, who became the first track and field athlete from the country to win an Olympic medal at Tokyo last year, on Saturday gifted his most-prized javelin to the museum. "For any athlete, it is a great honour to be able to inspire others," Chopra, who won the Olympic gold with a throw of 87.58m, told Olympics.com.

Olympic champion Adlington says she suffered miscarriage

Double Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington suffered a miscarriage at 12 weeks into her pregnancy and underwent emergency surgery, the now-retired British swimmer said on social media.

Fillier fills net twice for Canada's women in defeat of Swiss at hockey worlds

Sarah Fillier scored twice for Canada in a 4-1 win over Switzerland at the women's world hockey championship Saturday in Herning, Denmark.

Neeraj Chopra Gifts Gold Medal Winning Javelin To Olympic Museum

Neeraj Chopra has gifted his historic Tokyo Olympics gold medal winning javelin to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. The Indian, who became the first track and field athlete from the country to win an Olympic medal at Tokyo last year, on Saturday gifted his most-prized javelin to the museum. "For any athlete, it is a great honour to be able to inspire others," Chopra, who won the Olympic gold with a throw of 87.58m, told Olympics.com.

Canadian Olympic bobsleigh champion Justin Kripps retiring after 16-year career

Canadian Olympic bobsleigh champion Justin Kripps is retiring.

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Neeraj Chopra gifts his Tokyo gold medal-winning javelin to Olympic Museum

Marcao doubles up as Wuhan Three Towns remain undefeated

Canada remains unbeaten after 9-0 rout of Japan at women's hockey worlds

Neeraj Chopra Gifts Gold Medal Winning Javelin To Olympic Museum

Olympic champion Adlington says she suffered miscarriage

Fillier fills net twice for Canada's women in defeat of Swiss at hockey worlds

Neeraj Chopra Gifts Gold Medal Winning Javelin To Olympic Museum

Canadian Olympic bobsleigh champion Justin Kripps retiring after 16-year career