Neeraj Chopra eyes CWG 2026 gold in Glasgow amid stiff competition and injury concerns

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Neeraj Chopra will compete at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, aiming to win his second javelin gold at the event. He faces a highly competitive field that includes rivals Arshad Nadeem, Anderson Peters, and Rumesh Tharanga. The Indian star is also returning from a back injury, raising questions about whether he can perform at his peak. His recent form has been underwhelming, having finished fourth at the Doha Diamond League. These combined challenges make his path to the podium significantly harder than in previous campaigns.

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