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Champion hurdler Jyothi Yarraji faces a knee injury setback hindering her World Championships pursuit. Despite the challenge, she remains optimistic and determined to overcome this hurdle.

Jyothi Yarraji suffers knee injury setback

Indian hurdler Jyothi Yarraji, Asian champion, and national record holder, faces a knee injury setback impacting her World Championships dreams. Her competitive season now hangs in uncertainty, despite her earlier successes.

Indian hurdler Jyothi Yarraji faces a knee injury setback impacting her World Championships dream. Despite being an Asian champion and national record holder, her competitive season faces uncertainty.

Asian champion and national record holder 100m hurdler Jyothi Yarraji has suffered a knee injury while training a "few days back", in a big blow to her World Championships hopes later this year.
Yarraji, also an Asian Games silver medallist, has a high chance of qualifying for the World Championships in Tokyo in September. However, the recent injury could derail those ambitions.
"Due to an unfortunate injury to my knee during training a few days back, I've had to put a pause on my season," Yarraji, who holds the national record of 12.78 second, posted on her Instagram story.
"I'm working with my medical team to assess my options and take a decision on the way forward," said the 25-year-old who came back this season after suffering injury after the Paris Olympics last year.
Yarraji is yet to breach the direct qualification time of 12.73 second but her 12.96 second effort while winning gold in the Asian Championships in May has put her among the 16 athletes who can make it to the World Championships through the world rankings.
She is currently at the 12th spot among those who can make it to the World Championships through world ranking quota but will need to maintain her spot by competing in events.
Athletes can qualify for the World Championships in two ways -- direct entry by breaching the qualification mark or through world ranking quota. The qualification window is till August 24.
Yarraji suffered a hip flexor injury during training in Finland after the 2024 Paris Olympics, impacting her training stint.
At the start of the 2025 season, she tweaked her technique, switching from a seven-stride approach to her original eight-stride approach, which she believes will reduce injury risk.
"Injuries are part of an athlete's journey and I'm viewing this as just another hurdle I'm going to overcome soon with all your support and blessings. I'll be back stronger," she said.
She won gold in 100m hurdles and 200m race in the Uttarakhand National Games in February, bagged the top spot in the 100m hurdles in the Federation Cup before defending her Asian Championships title.
Her last title was in the Taiwan Athletics Open on June 7.

Drama erupted in Hangzhou after Wu Yanni a Chinese hurdler protested that Yarraji had taken a false start. After review the officials demanded the disqualification of both hurdlers. However, they were allowed to participate after some discussions.&nbsp;

Asian Games 2023: Jyothi Yarraji wins silver in 100m Hurdles after false start controversy

Drama erupted in Hangzhou after Wu Yanni a Chinese hurdler protested that Yarraji had taken a false start. After review the officials demanded the disqualification of both hurdlers. However, they were allowed to participate after some discussions.&nbsp;

After a major controversy, India's ace athlete Jyothi Yarraji clinched the silver medal in the 100m Hurdles race at the Asian Games 2023.&nbsp; Drama erupted in Hangzhou after Wu Yanni a Chinese hurdler protested that Yarraji had taken a false start. After review the officials demanded the disqualification of both hurdlers. However, they were allowed to participate after some discussions.&nbsp; Yarraji finished third clocking 12.91 seconds in the race. While Wu Yanni grabbed the 2nd spot, another Chinese Li Yunwei won the race.&nbsp; After a comprehensive review, Yarraji's result was updated to a silver medal finish and the Chinese athlete was disqualified. Interestingly Wu Yanni was also disqualified for a false start in teh Asian Athletics Championships in 2023, where Yarraji won gold.&nbsp;

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