Sachin Yadav is running at number four. To reach the next round, it is necessary to remain in the top 6.

First throw- 86.27 m
Second throw-foul
Third throw- 85.71 m
Fourth throw- 84.90 m
Fifth Throw- 85.96 m

The impact of poor relations between India and Pakistan is also visible in the sports world, although the government has decided keeping in mind the career of the players that the multitim teams will not boycott the match with Pakistan in the tournament. Today is the final of the Javelin Throw of the World Athletics Championship, in which Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan has also qualified along with India’s star Neeraj Chopra. Know timing and live broadcast and live streaming details.

Today is the final of the Jewelin Throw of the World Athletics Championship on 18 September. Neeraj Chopra made it to the finals at the championships being played in Tokyo, making the finals in the final, he got the final ticket in the qualification round with only 1 throw.

Neeraj Chopra, who was involved in Group A, threw a spear 84.85 meters away in the first throw, after which the second throw was not required. Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan was involved in Group B. In the qualification round, Arshad was able to throw a javelin just 76.99 meters away in the first throw, but in the final attempt he qualified for the final by throwing a spear up to 85.28 meters. Now once again Neeraj Chopra and Arshad Nadeem are in the final for the title.

Sachin along with Neeraj Chopra, Arshad Nadeem also join the top 12

Sachin Yadav of India is also in the final, who made a javelin by 83.67 meters away and made it to the finals. The top 12 is also a Julian Weber of Germany, who threw a spear 91.51 meters away this year. See how many meters the best record of players included in the top 12 is.

• Julian Weber (Germany)- Longest Throw 91.51 m
• Anderson Peters (Grenada)- Longest Throw 93.07 m
• Arshad Nadeem (Pakistan)- Longest Throw 92.97 m
• Neeraj Chopra (India)- Longest Throw 90.23 m
• Julius Yigo (Kenya)- Longest Throw 92.72 m
• Curtis Thompson (America)- Longest Throw 87.76 m
• Cameron McIntire (Australia)- Longest Throw 83.03 m
• David Veger (Poland)- Longest Throw 85.67 m
• Sachin Yadav (India)- the longest throw 85.16 m
• Ramesh Tharanga Pathirage (Sri Lanka)- Longest Throw 86.50 m
• Yakub Wades (Czech Republic)- Longest Throw 90.88 meters
• Keshorn Walcot (Trinidad & Tobago)- Longest Throw 90.16 m

When will the finals of the World Athletics Championship start and what time will the finals start?

The final of Jewelin Throw in the ongoing tournament in Tokyo will begin around 4 pm on Thursday, September 18 (Indian time).

When and where to see Neeraj Chopra’s final match live broadcast and live streaming?

In India, the enthusiasm about Neeraj Chopra’s match is very much, and when the final is double. The final of the World Athletics Championship will air the final on Star Sports Network. Live streaming will be on the geographstar app and website.

Neeraj Chopra Qualify World Athletics Championships Final: Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra always waves the flag of India all over the world. This time India’s star player Neeraj Chopra has qualified in the final of the World Athletics Championship. Neeraj threw a spear of 84.85 meters in his first throw. Today, on Wednesday, September 17, there was a qualifying round to reach the finals of this championship and Neeraj Chopra of India confirmed the final in the first attempt. The World Athletics Championship is running in Japan’s capital Tokyo.

Neeraj Chopra threw 84.85 meters away

Neeraj Chopra was to throw a spear of more than 84.50 meters to reach the final of the World Athletics Championship. At the same time, Neeraj crossed this mark in his first attempt and threw a spear of 84.85 meters. Neeraj Chopra was accompanied by 6 athletes in his group, but apart from this Jabanj player of India, no athlete could cross this mark in the first round.

Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem faced in the final

Pakistan’s Javelin throw athlete Arshad Nadeem is also participating in this championship. With Neeraj Chopra reaching the finals, Arshad Nadeem can also qualify for the final round. Neeraj Chopra and Arshad Nadeem were last face to face in the Paris Olympics 2024. At the Paris Olympics, Pakistani athlete Arshad Nadeem had a gold medal by throwing 92.97 meters. At the same time, Neeraj Chopra of India won the silver medal with a Javelin throw of 89.45 meters.

Neeraj Chopra threw a spear of 90 meters away

Neeraj Chopra missed out on throwing a spear of more than 90 meters at the Paris Olympics. On the other hand, Neeraj recently threw a spear of 90.23 meters in Doha Diamond League on 16 May 2025. With this, he became the first Indian athlete to throw a spear of more than 90 meters for the first time.

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