Eldhose Paul Becomes First Indian to Qualify For Triple Jump Final at World Athletics Championships 2022

Eldhose Paul Becomes First Indian to Qualify For Triple Jump Final at World Athletics Championships 2022

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Category : Sports Published on: July 23 2022

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  • Eldhose Paul has become the first Indian triple jumper to reach the World Athletics Championships final. 
  • The 25-year-old recorded a best of 16.68m to qualify for the summit clash sealing 12th and the final position. He has a personal best jump of 16.99m at the Federation Cup earlier this year.
  • The other two Indians who were competing in the event – Praveen Chithravel, placed in Group A, and Abdulla Aboobacker, in Group B.
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