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Asian Para Games 2023: Haney clinches gold in men's javelin throw F37/F38 event

By Sunita Iyer  |  First Published Oct 25, 2023, 9:30 AM IST

India's Haney clinched a gold medal in the Men's javelin throw - F37/F38 final in the ongoing Asian Para Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China, on Wednesday.


India's Haney clinched a gold medal in the Men's javelin throw - F37/F38 final in the ongoing Asian Para Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China, on Wednesday. Haney's brilliant display with a best throw of 55.97m also secured the javelin star a Games record.ย Boby finished 6th in the same event with 42.23m. With this feat, India's total medal tally goes up to 42, including 11 gold medals.

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HANEY won GOLD in Men's Javelin Throw - F37/F38 FINAL

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A brilliant display by Haney with a best throw of 55.97m secured ๐Ÿฅ‡ and a Games Record.

Boby finished 6th in the same event with 42.23m.

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Earlier today, in a remarkable display of athleticism, Sumit Antil, the reigning Paralympics champion, secured a gold medal in the javelin throw F64 event at the Asian Para Games 2023.ย His astounding performance resulted in a world record throw of 73.29m, surpassing his own previous record of 70.83m set during his gold-winning performance at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris earlier this year.

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Sumit Antil and Pushpendra Singh kept Podium Dominance by winning 2 medals for India in the Men's Javelin F64 event.

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Another Indian athlete, Pushpendra Singh, also achieved success in the same event, earning the bronze medal with an impressive throw covering a distance of 62.06m. Meanwhile, Samitha Arachchige Kodithuwakku of Sri Lanka secured the silver medal with a throw that covered a distance of 64.09m.

Sumit Antil's victory at the Tokyo Paralympic Games in the men's javelin F64 event, where he set a then-world record of 68.55m, had already solidified his status as a world-class athlete.

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