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Indian Discuss thrower Kamlapreet Kaur has been banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for 3 years for using a prohibited substance called Stanozolol.

Indian Discus thrower Kamalpreet Kaur banned for 3 years for using prohibited substance

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has banned Indian Discuss thrower Kamalpreet Kaur after she failed a dope test.

Here's what happened.

Kaur's ban comes only days after javelin thrower Shivpal Singh was banned for 4 years following a failed dope test that took place last year.

Indian Discuss thrower Kamlapreet Kaur has been banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for 3 years for using a prohibited substance called Stanozolol.
The athlete's ban will be effective from March 29, 2022 according to an Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) statement. She had been provisionally suspended for using the substance back in May this year.
The 26-year-old finished sixth at the Tokyo Olympics and is the only Indian woman to cross the 65-metre mark in Discus throw.
Kamalpreet's ban comes only days after javelin thrower Shivpal Singh was handed a four-year ban following a failed dope test that took place last year.
"On 28 March 2022, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) accredited laboratory in Lausanne, Switzerland reported an Adverse Analytical Finding in the Sample for the presence of Stanozolol metabolites,&rdquo; AIU said in their statement.
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Kamalpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;carrying the expectations of 1.3 billion Indians in the final of Women's Discuss throw at the Tokyo&nbsp;2020 Olympics finished 6th in the competition.&nbsp;Valarie Allman&nbsp;finished in the gold medal spot with a throw of 68.98m as Kaur&nbsp;only managed 63.70 in the final.
Also Read:&nbsp;India's Chak de moment in Tokyo
Out of the 6 attempts in the final, Kamalpreet&nbsp;had 3 legal throws and didn't manage to touch the 64m mark which she achieved during the qualification round. This is the best performance by an Indian athlete in the finals of a track and field event in the Olympics since Krishna Poonia&nbsp;at the 2012 London Games discus throw.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's Kamalpreet Kaur finishes 6th in Women's Discus throw

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's Kamalpreet Kaur finishes 6th in Women's Discus throw.&nbsp;With a best throw of 63.70m, Kaur finishes 6th in the final.&nbsp;Kaur had registered a 64m throw in the qualifying round.

<ul>
<li>Kamalpreet&nbsp;Kaur with a best throw of 63.70m finished 6th in her 1st Olympics&nbsp;</li>
<li>USA's&nbsp;Valarie Allman&nbsp;won the gold in Women's discus throw event</li>
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Kamalpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;carrying the expectations of 1.3 billion Indians in the final of Women's Discuss throw at the Tokyo&nbsp;2020 Olympics finished 6th in the competition.&nbsp;Valarie Allman&nbsp;finished in the gold medal spot with a throw of 68.98m as Kaur&nbsp;only managed 63.70 in the final.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a1jv" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;India's Chak de moment in Tokyo</a>
Out of the 6 attempts in the final, Kamalpreet&nbsp;had 3 legal throws and didn't manage to touch the 64m mark which she achieved during the qualification round. This is the best performance by an Indian athlete in the finals of a track and field event in the Olympics since Krishna Poonia&nbsp;at the 2012 London Games discus throw.&nbsp;&nbsp;

India's Discus thrower&nbsp;Kamalpreet Kaur had an excellent qualification round&nbsp;to make it to the finals of the event in sensational style. With a throw of 64m, Kamalpreet&nbsp;produced one of the&nbsp;best performances by an Indian in the Olympics and finished 2nd in the qualification.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;can Neeraj Chopra fetch India its first track &amp; field medal?
The 25-year-old was 2nd behind American Valarie Allman&nbsp;who threw 66.42m to top the group. Interestingly, Kamalpreet&nbsp;had a better day than the defending Gold Medalist Sandra Perkovic&nbsp;of Croatia and even the reigning World Champion Yaime Perez.&nbsp;
The athlete from Punjab is on fire and a medal can be expected from her as she has breached the 65m mark twice recently. The final will take place on Monday, 2nd August. Meanwhile, Seema&nbsp;Punia&nbsp;was way below her season and personal best marks and failed to qualify for the final.&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Kamalpreet Kaur's giant effort takes her to Discus throw final 

With a throw of 64m, Kamalpreet&nbsp;produced one of the&nbsp;best performances by an Indian in the Olympics and finished 2nd in the qualification

India's Discus thrower&nbsp;Kamalpreet Kaur had an excellent qualification round&nbsp;to make it to the finals of the event in sensational style. With a throw of 64m, Kamalpreet&nbsp;produced one of the&nbsp;best performances by an Indian in the Olympics and finished 2nd in the qualification.&nbsp;
The 25-year-old was 2nd behind American Valarie Allman&nbsp;who threw 66.42m to top the group. Interestingly, Kamalpreet&nbsp;had a better day than the defending Gold Medalist Sandra Perkovic&nbsp;of Croatia and even the reigning World Champion Yaime Perez.&nbsp;
The athlete from Punjab is on fire and a medal can be expected from her as she has breached the 65m mark twice recently. The final will take place on Monday, 2nd August. Meanwhile, Seema&nbsp;Punia&nbsp;was way below her season and personal best marks and failed to qualify for the final.&nbsp;

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<li>Kamalpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;qualifies for the final of the Discus Throw at Tokyo Olympics</li>
<li>Kamalpreet&nbsp;finished 2nd in qualifying with a throw of 64.0m&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

India's Discus thrower&nbsp;Kamalpreet Kaur had an excellent qualification round&nbsp;to make it to the finals of the event in sensational style. With a throw of 64m, Kamalpreet&nbsp;produced one of the&nbsp;best performances by an Indian in the Olympics and finished 2nd in the qualification.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-can-neeraj-chopra-fetch-india-its-first-track-field-medal-1626329495337" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;can Neeraj Chopra fetch India its first track &amp; field medal?</a>
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The 25-year-old was 2nd behind American Valarie Allman&nbsp;who threw 66.42m to top the group. Interestingly, Kamalpreet&nbsp;had a better day than the defending Gold Medalist Sandra Perkovic&nbsp;of Croatia and even the reigning World Champion Yaime Perez.&nbsp;
The athlete from Punjab is on fire and a medal can be expected from her as she has breached the 65m mark twice recently. The final will take place on Monday, 2nd August. Meanwhile, Seema&nbsp;Punia&nbsp;was way below her season and personal best marks and failed to qualify for the final.&nbsp;

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