Acta, Praveen, Soman adds to the medal tally as India, because India registers

Acta became a terrible 18th medal winner as India crossed their best at the World Para Athletics Championship on the day of action at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Saturday.

In the F51 Club Throw category, acta Acta managed the 19.80 meter best throw in her last attempt to settle for silver behind Zoya OvasiII (24.03 meters) of Ukraine, but announced that she was satisfied with her performance. The previous edition in Cobe had 17 medals in India.

India in seven days in their tally, including three more pairs, including two medals – in the shot, silver F57 for Soman Rana and Bronze for Praveen Kumar in the high jump T64 – to finish fifth on the table while China has so far beaten Brazil to top the top with 41 medals.

“The target was clearly gold, but this is my third world championship medal and I am happy that I can repeat my performance since last year. There was little pressure as both defending champions and it is being held at home, but it is the beauty of the game, you have to cross your challenges,” 40 -year -old said after completing your bronze (2023) and gold (2024).

Challenging, humid weather conditions that made the club difficult, Acta was happy for the fact that he was alive with his paralympic dream La28, including his programs in the program after being demolished in Paris last year.

Paris Paralympics gold medalist Praveen, who had bronze in the world 2023 before finishing 4th last year, added a second bronze with the best jump of 2 meters of a season, which was 2 meters away despite obstructing their training. But the wonder of the day, the 42-year-old Mine-Blast Survivor from the Indian Army Soman Rana, won its first world class medal after finishing around 4th and 5th in the last two Palympics.

In the morning, Chakungangal Perbil finished 4th with 5.74 meters jump for a new Asian record in women’s long jump T47.

Results: Male: 100 m T52: Anthony Buocard (Can, 16.95S); 100 meter T35: Artem Kalsian (NPA, 11.55S); 100 meter t51: Peter Genin (Bell, 20.19S); 1500 meter T20: Michael Branigan (USA, 3: 50.44); 1500 meter t46: Alexandra earmachuk (NPA, 3: 53.26); High Jump T64: Temurbek giyazov (UZB, 2.03m), Praveen Kumar (3, 2.00 m), Banti (6th, 1.87m); Paver throw f13: Daniel Pembroke (GBR, 68.51 m), Manjeet (5th, 57.80 m); Paver throw f54: Ali Bajiyarshaurjeh (Iri, 32.24 m), Pradeep Kumar (7th, 26.11 m); Shot put f38: Levino Dennis (Colonel, 20.38 m), to improve itself; Shot put f57: Yasin Khosravi (IRI, 16.60m) improves himself WR, Soman Rana (2, 14.69m), Hocato Sema (6th, 14.35 m), Sukhham Juyal (7th, 13.72 m).

Female: 800 m T34: Hannah Cocoft (GBR, 1: 49.88); Long jump t11: Alba Phalgan (ESP, 4.80 m); Long jump t47: Kiara Rodriguez (ECU, 6.29 m), Chakungal Parbil (4th, 5.74 m) AR; Shot put f12: Assunta Legnante (ITA, 14.44m); Shot put f35: Maria Pomzan (UKR, 12.04 m); Club Throw F51: Zoya Ovsi (UKR, 24.03 m), Ekta Bhai (2, 19.80 m), Kashish Laxma (11.64 m); Universal 4x100m: Netherlands (47.73s).