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Neeraj Chopra was ruled out of the Commonwealth Games after suffering an injury at the World Championships. After that, he returned to the field.
Neeraj Chopra accomplished three incredible feats with a single throw. While making a strong comeback on the field, he made history. Olympic champion Neeraj, who missed the Commonwealth Games due to a World Championship injury, made history in the comeback tournament. He has become the first Indian to win the Diamond League Meet’s Lausanne stage. The Indian star has also qualified for the Diamond League finals, which will be held in Zurich on September 7-8.
World Championship qualification
Neeraj is the first Indian to accomplish this. He has also qualified for the World Championships, which will be held in Budapest, Hungary next year, thanks to this historic throw. Neeraj’s first javelin throw was 89.08 metres, the third best effort of his career. Neeraj is the first Indian to win a Diamond League championship. Previously, discus thrower Vikas Gowda was the only Indian to place in the top three at the Diamond League Meet.
Neeraj missed out on the gold.
The Indian star was injured during the fourth throw of the World Championships final in Eugene. He felt a strain in his groyne. He made history by winning the silver medal in this world championship. Despite the fact that the entire country was expecting gold from him, he was unable to participate due to injury. He secured India’s silver medal on the fourth throw of the final. Gold was expected from him in the last two throws, but after the fourth, he appeared to be in trouble. He had to miss the Commonwealth Games due to this injury. Neeraj is the second Indian to win a World Championship medal.
