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Sachin Khilari Dominates With Record Throw as India Sweeps Men’s Shot Put Podium

Sachin Khilari Dominates With Record Throw as India Sweeps Men's Shot Put Podium — Photo: PTI

Sachin Sarjerao Khilari delivered a stellar performance to secure a gold medal with a new Games record, leading an inspiring Indian podium sweep in the men’s shot put F46 event at the Asian Para Games on Wednesday. The reigning Paris Paralympics silver medallist successfully defended the continental crown he had previously captured in China, asserting his absolute dominance in the discipline with a powerful final effort.

Khilari saved his absolute best for last, heaving the iron ball to a distance of 15.87 metres with his sixth and final throw of the competition. That massive final effort comfortably shattered the previous Games record of 15.67 metres, crowning a sensational campaign for the Indian delegation. Fellow compatriots Mohd. Yasser and Parveen joined Khilari on the podium to complete a memorable 1-2-3 finish for the country in this classification.

Podium Highlights and Final Standings

  • Gold Medal: Sachin Sarjerao Khilari clinched the top spot with a record-breaking final throw of 15.87m.
  • Silver Medal: Mohd. Yasser secured second place courtesy of a third-round throw measuring 15.06m.
  • Bronze Medal: Parveen finished closely behind in third position with a creditable effort of 14.94m.
  • Historic Sweep: The sensational performance marked a complete podium lockout for India in the men’s F46 category.

Understanding the F46 Classification

The F46 sport classification category specifically caters to field event athletes who compete with a single above or below elbow amputation, or possess an equivalent upper-limb impairment. Competitors in this division participate in a standing posture, relying heavily on explosive rotational core strength, hip drive, and powerful leg momentum to generate maximum throwing distance.

This historic medal sweep further bolsters India’s growing athletics stature on the international paralympic stage. Khilari’s ability to peak at the right moment underlines his mental fortitude following his success in Paris, while the impressive podium finishes by Yasser and Parveen highlight the immense depth of talent emerging within the Indian para-athletics setup.

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