This throw should have come 1–2 years earlier, said Rohit Yadav @NNISSportsNews
This throw should have come 1–2 years earlier, said Rohit Yadav  @NNISSportsNews
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
He qualified for the Asian Games with the world's second-best javelin throw of the season.

The 25-year-old clinched the men's javelin title at the Interstate Athletics Championships 2026 with a sensational lifetime best of 87.05m.

✅ New Meet Record
✅ Lifetime Best – 87.05m
✅ Asian Games qualification achieved
✅ India's all-time 3rd-best throw
✅ World No. 2 this season

🎥 Watch Rohit Yadav speak about his long-awaited breakthrough, the emotions behind his biggest throw, and his targets for the Asian Games.

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"This throw should have come 1–2 years earlier," said Rohit Yadav

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