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Yashvir Singh Wins Asian Games Javelin Silver With Personal Best 85.72m

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Indian javelin thrower Yashvir Singh claimed a silver medal at the Asian Games held in Nagoya, Japan. He achieved a personal best throw of 85.72 metres on his final attempt but finished behind Sri Lanka's Rumesh Pathirage, who took gold. The result marks Yashvir's second major international medal of the year, having previously won bronze at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. With both a CWG and Asian Games medal now to his name, the athlete has set his sights on qualifying for the Olympics as his next major goal.

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