World Athletics Championships 2022 – India Results World Athletics: Neeraj Chopra WINS Silver: Neeraj Chopra has written another piece of history for Indian sports by becoming a first ever Indian athlete to WIN Silver medal. Chopra’s 88.13M throw landed India it’s 1st ever SILVER Medal at the World Championships. Chopra’s medal ended India’s 19-year-long wait for a second medal at the World Championships. Legendary Long jumper Anju Bobby George earlier won a bronze for India in Paris 2003 – CHECK all India Results in World Athletics Championship 2022 and see how the entire squad performed overall: Check Full India Results at World Athletics 2022 with InsideSport.IN
Best ever performance by India at World Athletics Championship
- World Championship 2022 Performance: India in 33 rd place among participating countries and fourth best in Asia only behind China, Japan and Kazakhstan.
- By any perspective the overall performance of the Indian athletes was the BEST EVER.
- Neeraj Chopra won a silver medal.
- Annu Rani (women’s javelin) and M Sreeshankar (men’s long jump) finished in the top-eight.
- With the IAAF introducing a team points table for the first time. India finished with a total of 11 points (7 for Chopra’s silver + two points each for Annu and Sreeshankar’s seventh place finishes).
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India Results World Athletics – WCH Oregon 2022: The Silver medal by Neeraj Chopra was the first for a male Indian athlete and second ever after Anju Bobby George’s bronze in the women’s long jump in 2003.
But even prior to Chopra’s exploits, India had already had one of their best-ever results.
An unprecedented six Indians made it to the FINALS.
- Chopra and Rohit Yadav (men’s javelin throw)
- Annu Rani (women’s javelin throw),
- M Sreeshankar (men’s long jump),
- Paul Eldhose (men’s triple jump),
- Avinash Sable (men’s 3000m steeplechase) — reached the final (top 12) in their respective event.
- This is double the previous highest amount, three at the 2015 World Championships.
Even before the Worlds began, no doubt, Neeraj was India’s best bet for a medal. But there were some other competitors, including Murali Sreeshankar. He reached the final of his long jump event, but could manage 7th position.
India’s campaign at the Worlds started with 20km race walkers in the form of Sandeep Kumar and Priyanka Goswami. They finished 34th and 40th in their respective events.
Things looked much better when Avinash Sable reached the finals of the 3000m steeplechase. However, in the finals, he faltered with a 11th position finish.
Even in long jump, Sreeshankar failed to deliver in the finals with a seventh position finish. But two other jumpers Jeswin Aldrin and Muhammed Anees Yahiya did not even make it to the qualification rounds.
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It was even a bigger disappointment for shotputter Tajinderpal Singh Toor, who did not turn up for his event in Oregon due to groin injury. Parul Chaudhary and MP Jabir also made an early exit from the qualification round of their respective events of 3000m women steeplechase and 400m hurdles.
Complete Schedule and Results (all dates and timings are as per India), will be updated daily as per Indian athletes schedule
| DATE | EVENT/STAGE | ATHLETE | IST | RESULT | TIMING/DISTANCE |
| July 16 | Women’s 20km Race Walk | Priyanka Goswami | Finished 34th | 1:39.42 | |
| July 16 | Men’s 20km Race Walk | Sandeep Kumar | Finished 40th | 1:31.58 | |
| July 16 | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats | Avinash Sable | Finished 3rd | 8:18.75 | |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | Jeswin Aldrin | Finished 20th | 7.79m | |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | Muhammed Anees Yahiya | Finished 23rd | 7.73m | |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | M Sreeshankar | Finished 7th | 8.00m | |
| July 16 | Men’s Shot Put Qualification | Tajinderpal Singh Toor | Retired | DNS | |
| July 16 | Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats | Parul Chaudhary | Finished 12th | 9:38.09 (Personal Best) | |
| July 17 | Men’s 400m Hurdles Heats | MP Jabir | Finished 7th | 50.76 sec | |
| July 17 | Men’s Long Jump Final | M Sreeshankar | Finished 7th | Best 7.96m | |
| July 19 | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final | Avinash Sable | Finished 11th | 8:31.75 | |
| July 21 | Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Annu Rani | Qualified for final | 59.60m | |
| July 22 | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Neeraj Chopra | Qualified for FINAL | 88.39M | |
| July 22 | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Rohit Yadav | Qualified for FINAL | 80.42M | |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Abdullah Aboobacker | Finiesh 19th | 16.45m | |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Praveen Chitravel | Finished 17th | 16.49m | |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Eldhose Paul | Qualified for FINAL | 16.68m | |
| July 22 | Women’s Javelin Throw Final | Annu Rani | Finished 7th | 61.12 | |
| July 24 | Men’s 4x400m Relay Heats | Indian Relay Team | Finished last in HEAT | 3:07.29 | |
| July 24 | Men’s Triple Jump Final | Eldhose Paul | Finish 9th in Final | 16.79M | |
| July 24 | Men’s Javelin Throw Final | Neeraj Chopra | Silver Medal | 88.13M | |
| July 24 | Men’s Javelin Throw Final | Rohit Yadav | Finished 10th | 78.72M |
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