From training in dry ponds with wooden javelin to following Chopra's trail: Rise of Ashish
Ashish secured the second spot in the men's javelin final with a best effort of 74.09 metres, which came in his third attempt. His performance
Ashish secured the second spot in the men's javelin final with a best effort of 74.09 metres, which came in his third attempt. His performance earned India a podium finish at the global junior event. It is the first time India have won a medal in javelin throw at the Junior World Championships since Neeraj Chopra's monster 86.48m showing in 2016.
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