star attractions in india Neeraj Chopra The final touches down in Glasgow on Saturday morning ahead of the high-stakes men’s javelin event.Wearing an all-black ensemble consisting of a sweatshirt, sweatpants and a black hat, Chopra looked relaxed as he walked into the hotel where the track and field and para-athletics teams were staying. The Olympic and World Champion returns to the CWG after missing Birmingham 2022 due to injury.Chopra, the 2018 Gold Coast champion, enters Glasgow having competed in just one event last year. The 28-year-old has stayed away from competition since finishing a disappointing eighth at last September’s world championships in Tokyo, focusing entirely on recovery and recovery.
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His only appearance since then was at the Doha Diamond League, where he finished fourth with a throw of 85.69m.Chopra has also dealt with ankle, shoulder, wrist and adductor issues in recent years, so he’s taking a cautious approach to returning. “I am from Switzerland. The preparations have been very good. After the Doha DL, we increased the intensity of our workouts and fitness plans. It will take time to recover from the injury this time,” Chopra said after arriving in Glasgow.Neeraj will once again compete against Pakistan Olympic champion and reigning CWG champion Arshad Nadeem, while Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Tharanga Pathirage, who claimed the world lead with a clearance of 92.62m at the Rome DL earlier this month, will be in fine form. Patilage also finished ahead of Chopra in Doha. “The weather here seems to be cloudy and rainy. Hopefully it will get warmer on the day of the game,” Chopra said.Chopra will compete in the men’s javelin event along with Rohit Yadav and Yash Veer Singh. The qualifiers will be held on July 30.
