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Panchkula: Javelin thrower Kishore Jena entered the Inter-State Athletics Championships with a question mark over his form and fitness barely a month ahead of the Paris Olympics. Indias best bet behind Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra threw the javelin to 80.84m -- his seasons best -- to allay such concerns. It was not enough for him to win gold though. Kishore Jena of Odisha is Indias second entry after Neeraj Chopra in javelin throw at the Paris Olympics. PTI The depth in Indian javelin is such that two throwers finished ahead of the Asian Games silver medallist. The tall and talented Sahil Silwal sealed the gold medal with a throw of 81.81m, while Vikrant Malik came second 81.74m . Considering how his performances had dipped t
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stanley cup usa nce this season and this meet was a fitness test for him. Jena said he felt the pain during training around the time of the Federation Cup. I am happy that I am getting back my rhythm at the right time. It was an important event to test myself and throwing 80-plus when I hav
stanley cup e not given my 100 percent is a good indication, he said. I will next compete in the Paris Diamond League July 7 and peak towards the Olympics. The pain has reduced a lot but I have to be careful. Asked when the pain happened, Jena said it was around the Federation Cup, but could not pinpoin Hdxh Paris 2024: How Vinesh scripted one of the great Olympic upsets
Marcus Willis says his Wimbledon fairytale has inspired him to finally fulfil his potential after the British qualifiers astonishing adventure came to a heroic end against Roger Federer. Britain s Marcus Willis reacts after a point against Switzerland s Roger Federer in their men s singles second round match on the third day of the 2016 Wimbledon Championships at The A
stanley cups uk ll England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon, southwest London. AFP Photo Willis had captivated the All England Club with his unlikely progress this week and although the world number 772 eventually succumbed to a 6-0, 6-3, 6-4 second round defeat against Swiss star Federer, he departed with a renewed belief that he can hold his own among the elite. Just months ago Willis, who works as a coach to children and senior citizens at the Warwick Boat Club in the English midlands, was considering calling time on a tennis career that appeared to be going nowhere after he squandered his early potential. But, persuaded to give it one last
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