ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s javelin thrower Yasir Sultan Khan delivered his season’s best performance to secure a bronze medal at the Asian Throwing Championships in South Korea, giving the country a notable achievement in regional athletics.
Yasir recorded a throw of 79.36 metres, which placed him third in the competition. His performance marks the best of his current season and demonstrates consistent progress as he continues to compete at higher levels. The event brought together some of the top javelin athletes from across Asia, raising the level of competition significantly.
While India’s Neeraj Chopra and Japan’s Roderick Genki Sato dominated the top positions, Yasir’s ability to secure a podium finish highlighted Pakistan’s growing presence in field athletics. Sports analysts praised his performance, noting that the improvement in his distance indicates strong potential ahead of future international events.
Officials from the Pakistan Athletics Federation congratulated Yasir on his accomplishment, calling it a sign of progress in the nation’s javelin program. They also stressed the need for greater investment in facilities and coaching to help athletes compete at world-class levels.
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