Indian javelin throw superstar Neeraj Chopra would hope that his lengthy injury-forced absence from competition does not affect his rhythm

Competing at last year's World Championships with a back injury was not a good decision, conceded seasoned Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra

Neeraj Chopra said he "feels fit" as he gears up for a delayed start to his season at the Doha Diamond League on Friday.

Fit-again Indian javelin throw superstar Neeraj Chopra will return to competitive action at the Doha Diamond League on June 19.

Among the headline names is Olympics and world champion Neeraj Chopra, whose inclusion remains subject to meeting selection requirements before the competition.

India's Olympic gold medallist and former world champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra will be giving the Doha Diamond League a miss, making it the first time in four years that he is not competing in the competition.

Sri Lanka's Rumesh Pathirage came within touching distance of Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem's Asian record while clinching the men's javelin throw title at the Rome Diamond League 2026.

While Neeraj Chopra is expected to show up for both Commonwealth and Asian Games, Manu Bhaker will compete only in the Asiad as shooting remains omitted from the CWG.

Two-time Olympic medallist and India's star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is highly likely to miss the upcoming Rome Diamond League, scheduled for June 4.

Sumit Antil is among the country's top javelin throwers who have alleged harassment and use of abusive language by javelin coach Naval Singh and have complained to the Sports Authority of India (SAI).