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Neeraj Chopra Javelin Throw World Championships Live Updates: Neeraj Looking To Breach 90m Mark

Neeraj Chopra Javelin Throw Event, World Athletics Championships, Live Updates:Neeraj Chopra will begin his World Athletics Championships campaign on Friday in the qualifying rounds of the men's javelin throw event in Budapest, Hungary. The Olympic gold medalist will be playing in Group A Qualifier. He is heading into the championships as the world's top-ranked javelin thrower and will be aiming to win that elusive gold to boost not only his personal cabinet but also India's rising credentials in athletics.

Murali Sreeshankar Promises To Bounce Back After "Unexpected" Result At World Athletics Championships

Top Indian long jumper Murali Sreeshankar is "disappointed" at his "unexpected" qualification round exit from the ongoing World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, but promised to bounce back from the debacle. Sreeshankar, who has been consistently jumping over 8m mark this season, was expected to at least qualify for the final round but form deserted him when it mattered the most on Wednesday. He had a best jump of 7.74m in three attempts, his worst this season, to finish 12th in Group A qualification round and 22nd overall.

Cart crash involving U.S. star Noah Lyles delays world championships race - ESPN

BUDAPEST, Hungary — A cart transporting Noah Lyles and his opponents in the 200-meter semifinals collided with another cart, delaying Thursday's race at world championships by about a half-hour.

R Praggnanandhaa's Historic Road To FIDE World Cup Final

Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa wrote a golden chapter in Indian chess history by becoming only the second player from the country after Viswanathan Anand -- and the youngest -- to play in the FIDE World Cup final. The 18-year-old Indian lost the summit clash to Norway's world No.1 Magnus Carlsen here on Thursday.

Murali Sreeshankar Promises To Bounce Back After "Unexpected" Result At World Athletics Championships

Top Indian long jumper Murali Sreeshankar is "disappointed" at his "unexpected" qualification round exit from the ongoing World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, but promised to bounce back from the debacle. Sreeshankar, who has been consistently jumping over 8m mark this season, was expected to at least qualify for the final round but form deserted him when it mattered the most on Wednesday. He had a best jump of 7.74m in three attempts, his worst this season, to finish 12th in Group A qualification round and 22nd overall.

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Neeraj Chopra Javelin Throw World Championships Live Updates: Neeraj Looking To Breach 90m Mark

Murali Sreeshankar Promises To Bounce Back After "Unexpected" Result At World Athletics Championships

Cart crash involving U.S. star Noah Lyles delays world championships race - ESPN

R Praggnanandhaa's Historic Road To FIDE World Cup Final

Murali Sreeshankar Promises To Bounce Back After "Unexpected" Result At World Athletics Championships

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