Inter-State Athletics C'ships Day-5: Rohit Yadav wins javelin gold, M Sreeshankar jumps 8.06 - Highlights

Update: 2025-08-24 10:40 GMT
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2025-08-24 13:43 GMT

Ankita of Uttarakhand wins gold in Women's 3000m steeplechase!

She clocked a timing of 9:44:83 to take the first spot.



 


2025-08-24 13:27 GMT

The women's 3000m steeplechase is also starting!

Meanwhile, Sreesankar Murali is still leading with an 8.06m jump in long jump.

2025-08-24 13:07 GMT

Up next!

Men's 3000m steeplechase is about to start.




 


2025-08-24 12:58 GMT

Murali Sreeshankar jumps 8.06m on the third attempt, rises in the road to Tokyo Rankings

Murali Sreeshankar has found a leap of 8.06m, affirming his lead in the men's long jump final at the halfway stage.

With this, he has also entered the 36 available spots of the Road to Tokyo World Championships Rankings after having an average of 1196 from the 5 events he has played so far.

Now, he just needs to finish the competition at the top here in Chennai or better his mark and jump up further ahead in the rankings to finish in the top 36 road to Tokyo Rankings.



2025-08-24 12:38 GMT

Sachin Yadav also has an 83m+ throw, but Rohit, with a better distance, wins the gold medal

On his last attempt, Sachin Yadav made a throw of 83.20m and fell marginally short of Rohit Yadav's 83.65m, settling for the silver medal.

Rohit not only won the gold medal but also jumped up in the Road To Tokyo Rankings, where he is now at the 34th position with 36 available spots.

Medalists:

Rohit Yadav - 83.65m

Sachin Yadav - 83.20m

Shivam Lohakare - 80.20m


2025-08-24 12:26 GMT

Sachin Yadav also crosses the 80m mark on his fifth attempt, keeping Rohit in check

After five attempts:

Rohit Yadav - 83.65m

Sachin Yadav - 82.30

Shivam Lohakare - 80.20m

2025-08-24 12:11 GMT

A massive 83.65m throw for Rohit Yadav, takes a big lead at the top

With a new personal best of 83.65m, Rohit Yadav is now topping the charts with a big lead

After three attempts

Rohit Yadav - 83.65m

Shivam Lohakare - 80.20m

Sachin Yadav - 78.13m



2025-08-24 12:01 GMT

Shivam Lohakare is the first javelin thrower to cross the 80m mark today

With a throw of 80.20m on his third attempt, Shivam is now at the top of the standings ahead of Sachin and Rohit Yadav.



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