New Delhi. India's golden boy Neeraj Chopra has qualified for the final of javelin throw of Commonwealth Games 2026. Indian athletes have seen excellent performance so far in this Commonwealth. Now Neeraj has once again qualified for the finals. He is returning to the Commonwealth after 8 years. Earlier, he could not participate in the Commonwealth Games played in Birmingham due to injury.
He made a comeback in Glasgow and has now qualified for the final. Along with him, three other Indian players have also made their place in the final. Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem has also reached the final. Once again the battle for gold will be seen between Neeraj and Nadeem.
Neeraj Chopra reached the final
Neeraj Chopra had thrown a throw of 76.28 meters in his first attempt. After this he did not look happy. However, after this, in his second attempt he threw a throw of 79.61 meters and this was his best attempt. With this, he remained fifth in the table, thereby qualifying for the finals. Now they will show their mettle in the finals.
When will the final of javelin throw be held?
India's golden boy Neeraj Chopra has reached the finals. In such a situation, gold medal will be expected from him once again. The final match will be played on Saturday night at 12:45 pm.
Rohit Yadav and Yash Veer also reached the finals
Three javelin throwers from India participated in the qualifying round of the Commonwealth Games 2026. Out of these, all three have made it to the finals. The names of Rohit Yadav and Yash Veer Singh are included in this. Rohit stood ninth and Yash Veer stood 10th.
Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem also made it to the final
Arshad Nadeem, who won the gold medal in Olympics 2024, has also made it to the finals. However, he could not give his best and his best throw was 78.63. With this he has now qualified for the finals. They finished seventh in the table.
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