So far, the ongoing World Athletics Championships have been a disappointing show for the Indian team, know the triple jump final 2022 schedule, date and time
Despite the lackluster performance, let us look at the remaining WCH Oregon22 Indian athletes.
The 24-year-old Indian athlete, Neeraj Chopra, is the closest to winning a medal for the Indian team after storming through his way to the javelin finals with his very first throw.
World Athletics Championships 2022 Triple Jump Final Schedule, Date, Eldhose Paul Time, Results, Live Stream India, UK And US
His colleague Rohit Yadav will also join him in the finals, along with Annu Rani, who also entered the women’s javelin finals on Thursday.
Eldhose Paul became the first Indian to qualify for the triple jump final at the World Championships with an effort of 16.68m here as he finished sixth in Group A qualification round and 12th overall to make the cut for Sunday’s final (6:50am IST).
July 24, Sunday: Men’s javelin throw final – 7:05 AM IST: The Finals will now take place on Saturday (US) – SUNDAY (IND)
In India you can watch on Sony Ten, SonyLIV, in US on NBA and in UK on BBC.
#Indians to reach in the final at 2022 #WorldAthleticsChamps in #Oregon2022
Murli Sreeshankar (M Long Jump)
Avinash Sable (M 3000m SC)
Annu Rani (W Javelin Throw)
Neeraj Chopra (M Javelin Throw)
Rohit Yadav (M Javelin Throw)
Eldhose Paul (M Triple Jump)Well done Champs🇮🇳
— Athletics Federation of India (@afiindia) July 22, 2022
India🇮🇳 created history at @WCHoregon22 !
✅ For the 1st time two Indian Javelin throwers reach the Final at World Championships @Neeraj_chopra1 (88.39m)@RohitJavelin (80.42m)
✅️ Eldhose Paul becomes the 1st Indian to reach the Men’s Triple Jump Final (16.68m) pic.twitter.com/DJeGy7GCJg
— Anurag Thakur (@ianuragthakur) July 22, 2022
Find out how the WCH Oregon22 Indian athletes are faring
Meanwhile in the men's triple jump event #EldhosePaul became the 1st Indian to reach World Athletics Championship finals with a jump of 16.68m.
My best wishes to all these athletes who are proudly representing our nation. pic.twitter.com/dMQdKO4xfP
— Aravind Limbavali (@ArvindLBJP) July 22, 2022
World Athletics Championship: 3 Indian athletes storm into the finals, making India PROUD once again!
– #NeerajChopra (2) and #RohitYadav(8) enter javelin finals.
– #EldhosePaul qualifies for triple jump final.#sportzcraazy https://t.co/PbdEQBh9h0 pic.twitter.com/4iKJB6XohM
— SportzCraazy (@sportzcraazy) July 22, 2022
Read on to find out how the Indian athletes have fared in the competition so far and how many still have a chance to bag a medal.
Golden boy Neeraj Chopra leads the pack
India’s golden boy, Neeraj Chopra, did not disappoint as he made it to the finals of the javelin throw competition with his first throw itself. Chopra launched his javelin to a staggering 88.39m to make his way into the finals of the competition.
If Neeraj Chopra does indeed manage to win a medal at the WCH Oregon22, he would still be only the second Indian athlete to clinch a podium finish at the championships. Anju Bobby George was the first to win a bronze in the women’s long jump at Paris in 2003.
Neeraj’s colleagues, Annu Rani and Rohit Yadav, will also join him in the finals after both qualified for the javelin throw finals in their respective categories.
Eldhose Paul also managed to become the first Indian to make his way into the triple jump finals. He finished sixth in his group with an effort of 16.68m, which was enough to secure him a berth at the World Championship finals.
Indian athletes bow out in disappointment
Besides Neeraj Chopra, there were others from the team of WCH Oregon22 Indian athletes seemed likely to finish with a medal, including Murali Sreeshankar. Sreeshankar, who could have reached the final of his long jump event, dropped out with a disappointing seventh place.
His performance was, however, much better than Jeswin Aldrin and Muhammed Anees Yahiya. The two jumpers failed to even make it to the qualification rounds.
The 20km race walkers, Sandeep Kumar and Priyanka Goswami, were the first Indian athletes to compete in the championships. However, they finished far behind, at 34th and 40th in their respective events.
Avinash Sable looked to be in a strong position after reaching the 3000m steeplechase finals. However, he faltered there with an 11th place finish.
Tajinderpal Singh Toor suffered the most disappointment after he could not turn up for his event due to groin injury. Parul Chaudhary and MP Jabir were also knocked out in the early qualification rounds of their respective 3000m women steeplechase and 400m hurdle events.
WCH Oregon22 Indian athletes Complete Schedule and Results (All dates and timings below are per Indian standard timings)
| DATE | EVENT/STAGE | ATHLETE | IST | RESULT | TIMING/DISTANCE |
| July 16 | Women’s 20km Race Walk | Priyanka Goswami | – | Finished 34th | 1:39.42 |
| July 16 | Men’s 20km Race Walk | Sandeep Kumar | – | Finished 40th | 1:31.58 |
| July 16 | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats | Avinash Sable | – | Finished 3rd | 8:18.75 |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | Jeswin Aldrin | – | Finished 20th | 7.79m |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | Muhammed Anees Yahiya | – | Finished 23rd | 7.73m |
| July 16 | Men’s Long Jump Qualification | M Sreeshankar | – | Finished 7th | 8.00m |
| July 16 | Men’s Shot Put Qualification | Tajinderpal Singh Toor | – | Retired | DNS |
| July 16 | Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Heats | Parul Chaudhary | – | Finished 12th | 9:38.09 (Personal Best) |
| July 17 | Men’s 400m Hurdles Heats | MP Jabir | – | Finished 7th | 50.76 sec |
| July 17 | Men’s Long Jump Final | M Sreeshankar | – | Finished 7th | Best 7.96m |
| July 19 | Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final | Avinash Sable | – | Finished 11th | 8:31.75 |
| July 21 | Women’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Annu Rani | Final on Sat | Qualified for final | 59.60m |
| July 22 | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Neeraj Chopra | Final on Sun | Qualified for FINAL | 88.39M |
| July 22 | Men’s Javelin Throw Qualification Group A & B | Rohit Yadav | Final on Sun | Qualified for FINAL | 80.42M |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Abdullah Aboobacker | Finiesh 19th | 16.45m | |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Praveen Chitravel | Finished 17th | 16.49m | |
| July 22 | Men’s Triple Jump Qualification | Eldhose Paul | Final on Sun | Qualified for FINAL | 16.68m |
| July 22 | Women’s Javelin Throw Final | TBD | 6:50 am | – | |
| July 24 | Men’s 4x400m Relay Heats | TBD | 6:15 am | – | – |
| July 24 | Men’s Triple Jump Final | TBD | 6:30 am | – | – |
| July 24 | Men’s Javelin Throw Final | TBD | 7:05 am | – | – |
| July 25 | Men’s 4x400m Relay Final | TBD | 8:05 am | – | – |
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