In a very first attempt, javelin star Neeraj Chopra qualifies for final with a throw of 88.39m at World Athletics C’ships

Hayward Field/US: It is very proud moment when any one reaches so far from India. India’s javelin champion Neeraj Chopra, the Tokyo Olympic medalist in the World Athletics Championship 2022, has secured a place in the final of the javelin throw tournament with a distance of 88.39 meters in the very first attempt. It took only 10 seconds for India’s star athlete to qualify for the finals.

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Chopra competed in the qualification round Group A of the men’s javelin throw on Friday. The rules required a javelin throw of 83.50 meters to reach Sunday’s final and the 12 best-performing players would get a chance to go ahead.

As the commentator predicted, "he wants one & done" #NeerajChopra does it pretty quickly & with ease before admin's laptop could wake up 🤣

With 88.39m, Olympic Champion from 🇮🇳 #India enters his first #WorldAthleticsChamps final in some style 🫡 at #Oregon2022 pic.twitter.com/y4Ez0Mllw6

— Athletics Federation of India (@afiindia) July 22, 2022

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The final stage of the men’s javelin throw competition will be held on Sunday, July 24 at 7.05 am Indian time. Let us tell you that this will be Neeraj Chopra’s first Senior World Championship final. Grenada’s defending champion Anderson Peters and another Indian Rohit Yadav will compete in Group B.

Goodmorning news 🇮🇳 Olympic Champion @Neeraj_chopra1 needed just one throw to quickly finish the job & enter the final of the Javelin Throw at #WorldAthleticsChamps

88.39m

This will be #NeerajChopra's first ever senior World Championship final, all the best NC👍🏻 pic.twitter.com/ezlmaPgMXE

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— Athletics Federation of India (@afiindia) July 22, 2022

Chopra, who has a personal best of 89.94m, competed at the 2017 London World Championships with hopes of at least making the final, but missed the qualification mark of 83m with a throw of only 82.26m. Had gone. Apart from this, he also missed the 2019 World Championships in Doha as he was recovering from elbow surgery.