Indian Men's 4x400m Relay Team Qualifies For 2024 Paris Olympics
India celebrates as both the men's and women's 4x400m relay teams clinch coveted spots in the upcoming Paris Olympics . The electrifying performances unfolded at the World Athletics Relays , where Indian athletes showcased remarkable prowess on the track.
In the women's division, the quartet comprising Rupal Chaudhary, M R Poovamma, Jyothika Sri Dandi, and Subha Venkatesan delivered a stellar performance, clocking an impressive 3 minutes and 29.35 seconds.
In the women's division, the quartet comprising Rupal Chaudhary, M R Poovamma, Jyothika Sri Dandi, and Subha Venkatesan delivered a stellar performance, clocking an impressive 3 minutes and 29.35 seconds.
Despite fierce competition, they secured the second position in their heat, trailing behind Jamaica. This outstanding feat secured their ticket to the Paris Games, igniting waves of jubilation among Indian sports enthusiasts .
Meanwhile, in the men's category, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Muhammed Ajmal, Arokia Rajiv, and Amoj Jacob showcased sheer determination and skill. Their collective timing of 3 minutes and 3.23 seconds earned them a well-deserved second place in their heat, with the USA taking the lead. With this remarkable achievement, the Indian men's relay team solidified their presence in the Paris Olympics, adding another chapter to India's sporting glory.
Meanwhile, in the men's category, Muhammed Anas Yahiya, Muhammed Ajmal, Arokia Rajiv, and Amoj Jacob showcased sheer determination and skill. Their collective timing of 3 minutes and 3.23 seconds earned them a well-deserved second place in their heat, with the USA taking the lead. With this remarkable achievement, the Indian men's relay team solidified their presence in the Paris Olympics, adding another chapter to India's sporting glory.
The journey to Paris wasn't devoid of challenges. The Indian women's team faced a tough battle in the first-round qualifying heat, finishing fifth with a time of 3 minutes and 29.74 seconds. However, their unwavering resolve and resilience propelled them forward, culminating in a triumphant finish in the subsequent round.
Similarly, the men's team encountered adversity in the initial qualifying heat when Rajesh Ramesh had to withdraw midway due to cramps. Despite this setback, the team rallied together, displaying remarkable perseverance to secure their spot in the Paris-bound contingent.
India now boasts a formidable lineup of 19 track and field athletes set to represent the nation in Paris. Among them stands Neeraj Chopra , the defending javelin throw champion, whose presence adds further anticipation and excitement to India's Olympic campaign.
As the countdown to the Paris Olympics intensifies, Indian athletes are primed and prepared to leave an indelible mark on the grand stage. The athletics events , slated to commence on August 1, promise to be a showcase of unparalleled talent, determination, and the unyielding spirit of Indian sportsmanship.
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