India’s golden performance continues in the Asian Athletics Championships … Yararaji, Chap and Mahila Riley won the gold medal – Asian Athletics Championships
Thursday (May 29) was a great day for India in 2025 by the Asian Athletics Championships released in Kumi, South Korea. On the third day of the championship, India won a total of three gold, two silver and one bronze medals, leading to its 14 medals. However, due to heavy storms, the competition was also interrupted.
India won gold at these events on the third day
On Thursday, Jyoti won the gold medal on the 100 -meter ban. At the same time, the national record Stepillasase race player Avinash Sabale and the 400 -meter relay women won the gold medal. India is now second in the medal table after China. India won 5 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals. China has won 21 medals, including 12 gold medals.
On Thursday, Avinash Sabale performed the best of the session and won the gold medal at the Main’s 3000 -meter Steplings event. After 36 years, an Indian player won gold at the Asian Athletic Championships Main’s 3000m Steppers. Subsequently, Jyoti Yarai performed brilliantly on the 100 -meter hurdle and won his second gold medal in this competition, and made the new record of the championship (12.96 seconds). The previous record was built in 13.04 seconds, built by Kazakhstan’s Olga Shishikina in 1998 and Sun Yavey of China in 2011.
After the wonderful performance of Jinnah Mathew, Rupee Chaudhry, Kunja Rajitha and Suba Venkatasan, the women won the gold medal (3: 34.18 seconds) after the wonderful performance of Jyoti Yarai and Avinash Sabale. India was ranked 10th at the women’s 400 -meter relay event and the first gold medal after 2013.
Vietnam won the silver medal with 3: 34.77 seconds at the 400 -meter relay event, Sri Lanka won the bronze medal in 3: 36.67 seconds. Jai Kumar, Taramavir Chaudhry, Manu Tekininal Saji and Vishal DK were four times more than the 400 -meter relay team of the gold medal, but they had to be satisfied with the silver medal in 3: 03.67 seconds. Qatar (3: 03.52 seconds) won the gold medal, China (3: 03.73 seconds) won the bronze medal.
