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Animesh Kujur targets medals in all three events at Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya

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Indian sprinter Animesh Kujur has arrived at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya carrying a personal best of 10.14 seconds in the 100m and the national 200m record of 20.32. The athlete says he has grown from his earlier errors at the Asian Championships and is confident those mistakes will not recur. Kujur credits his international experience for teaching him better body management, including when to peak and when to ease his training load. He is set to face stiff competition from Japanese sprinters Shuhei Tada and Soshi Mizukubo, among others. Despite the challenge, Kujur has set his sights on winning medals across all three events at the Games.

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