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Tejaswin Shankar, who has only started participating in Decathlon recently, had a fantastic outing in China, where he finished only 150 points behind the Gold medallist, Sun Qihao.

Asian Games 2023: India's Tejaswin Shankar breaks national record to win silver in Decathlon in Hangzhou

Tejaswin Shankar smashed the national record to finish second in the 10-discipline event. He garnered a total of 7666 points and broke the previous record held by Bharatinder Singh.

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<h2>Tejaswin Shankar, who has only started participating in Decathlon recently, had a fantastic outing in China, where he finished only 150 points behind the Gold medallist, Sun Qihao.</h2>

India won 6 medals in athletics today and probably the one that took the most effort in Hangzhou was the men&rsquo;s decathlon silver won by Tejaswin Shankar.
Shankar smashed the national record to finish second in the 10-discipline event. He garnered a total of 7666 points and broke the previous record held by Bharatinder Singh.
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Tejaswin, who has only started participating in Decathlon recently, had a fantastic outing in China, where he finished only 150 points behind the Gold medallist, Sun Qihao.
Tejaswin finished top in long jump, his best event high jump, and the 400-metres. And even in some of his weaker disciplines, he registered personal bests to finish second overall.
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Shankar, the winner of the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games bronze medal, cleared 2.14, 2.19, 2.23 and 2.26 metres on his first four attempts.

High Jumper Tejaswin Shankar wins Indoor Grand Prix title in Boston

Tejaswin Shankar pipped former World Champion & 2010 CWG Gold medallist Donald Thomas to win Gold in Boston.

High Jumper Tejaswin Shankar wins Indoor Grand Prix title

Shankar, the winner of the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games bronze medal, cleared 2.14, 2.19, 2.23 and 2.26 metres on his first four attempts.

Indian high jumper Tejaswin Shankar overcame a strong challenge from former world champion and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Donald Thomas of the Bahamas to win Gold at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston.
Shankar's jump of 2.26 metres saw him get the better of the 2010 CWG Gold medallist, who recorded a best of 2.23 metres.
24-year-old Shankar who won Bronze at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games cleared 2.14, 2.19, 2.23 and 2.26 metres on his first four attempts.
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You know the man but not his struggle
Tejaswin Shankar opened India's account in track and field at Commonwealth Games 2022 with a historic bronze with his best jump of 2.22m and became the first Indian to win a high jump medal at the Games.
However, the road to Birmingham was no less than a roller coaster for Tejaswin as the 23-year-old was not even picked initially in the Indian athletics squad. He failed to compete in an inter-state meet in Chennai, which clashed with his NCAA championships in the United States. Despite achieving the 2.27m automatic qualifying mark for the CWG, Tejaswin was not considered for selection by the Athletics Federation of India (AFI).
The athlete then resorted to legal way and filed a petition in the Delhi High Court for his inclusion in the Indian contingent. The AFI and the Indian Olympic Association were then ordered to add Tejaswin to the Indian squad for Birmingham 2022.
His struggle though didn't end there as the Commonwealth Games Federation didn't accept Tejaswin's entry. However, when 2 members of the Indian squad failed to clear their dope tests, the CWG federation gave Tejaswin a green signal. He finally punched his ticket to Birmingham, which proved to be a historic one.
Also read: CWG: India’s Tejaswin Shankar wins India’s first track & field medal in Birmingham

CWG 2022: from negligence to a court battle to a historic medal, the 'Tejaswin Shankar' story

Did you know that Tejaswin Shankar, who became the first Indian to win a high jump medal at the Commonwealth Games wasn't even picked in the initial squad?

Find out how a court battle helped him get on the flight to Birmingham

The road to Birmingham was no less than a roller coaster for Tejaswin as he had to take the AFI to court for his selection

You know the man but not his struggle
Tejaswin Shankar opened India's account in track and field at Commonwealth Games 2022 with a historic bronze with his best jump of 2.22m and became the first Indian to win a high jump medal at the Games.
However, the road to Birmingham was no less than a roller coaster for Tejaswin as the 23-year-old was not even picked initially in the Indian athletics squad. He failed to compete in an inter-state meet in Chennai, which clashed with his NCAA championships in the United States. Despite achieving the 2.27m automatic qualifying mark for the CWG, Tejaswin was not considered for selection by the Athletics Federation of India (AFI).
The athlete then resorted to legal way and filed a petition in the Delhi High Court for his inclusion in the Indian contingent. The AFI and the Indian Olympic Association were then ordered to add Tejaswin to the Indian squad for Birmingham 2022.
His struggle though didn't end there as the Commonwealth Games Federation didn't accept Tejaswin's entry. However, when 2 members of the Indian squad failed to clear their dope tests, the CWG federation gave Tejaswin a green signal. He finally punched his ticket to Birmingham, which proved to be a historic one.
Also read: <a title="CWG: India&rsquo;s Tejaswin Shankar wins India&rsquo;s first track &amp; field medal in Birmingham" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/cwg-india-s-tejaswin-shankar-wins-india-s-first-track-field-medal-in-birmingham-1659566971075" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">CWG: India&rsquo;s Tejaswin Shankar wins India&rsquo;s first track &amp; field medal in Birmingham</a>

CWG 2022 India Day 6 : Overnight Round-up : Indian lifters continued their impressive show at Commonwealth Games 2022 as India recorded its best-ever tally of 10 medals in Weightlifting. Here is how the overnight results went by.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Lovepreet Singh and Gurdeep Singh bagged a bronze medal each in men's 109kg and 109+ kg categories respectively. While Gurdeep had a combined lift of 390kg, Lovepreet managed 192 kg to conclude with a total of 355 kg.
BOXING
Boxer Ashish Kumar was probably involved in one of the most intense bouts of his life but went down 4-1 against England’s Aaron Bowen following a split decision. Ashish was visibly upset with the decision in the end.
It was heartbreak for Lovlina Borgohain as well as Wales’ Rosie Eccles defeated the Indian boxer in the quarterfinals. Lovlina was leading the bout after the second round but Eccles bounced back to win it by 3-2.
Apart from them, boxers Nikhat Zareen (50kg), Nitu Ganghas (women's 48kg) and Hussam Uddin Mohammed (men's 57kg) won their respective bouts to advance to the semi-finals and assured India of three more medals.
HOCKEY
Harmanpreet Singh and Akashdeep Singh scored a brace each as India's men’s hockey team thrashed Canada 8-0 in their pool B match. The Men in Blue claim the top spot in the standings, equal on points with England, but with a superior goal difference.
SWIMMING
India’s Advait Page and Kushagra Rawat finished seventh and eighth in the Men’s 1500m Freestyle swimming final.
SHOT PUT
India's Manpreet Kaur had a disappointing outing as she finished at the bottom of the table in women's shot put with a 15.59meter throw on her third attempt.
Also read: India CWG Day 7 full schedule: India vs Wales Hockey, Table Tennis, Squash, Boxing timetable on August 4 
 
 
 

CWG Day 6: Overnight Round-up - Gurdeep Singh clinches bronze, Tejaswin's historic medal , Hockey , boxing , weightlifting

Indian lifters continued their impressive show at Commonwealth Games 2022 as India recorded its best-ever tally of 10 medals in Weightlifting.

Watch the video to know what all happened in Birmingham while you were asleep

CWG Day 6: Overnight Round-up - Gurdeep Singh clinches bronze, Tejaswin's historic medal & other results

Lifters Lovepreet Singh and Gurdeep Singh bagged a bronze medal each while Ashish Kumar &amp; Lovlina Borgohain had a heartbreaking exit

CWG 2022 India Day 6 : Overnight Round-up : Indian lifters continued their impressive show at Commonwealth Games 2022 as India recorded its best-ever tally of 10 medals in Weightlifting. Here is how the overnight results went by.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Lovepreet Singh and Gurdeep Singh bagged a bronze medal each in men's 109kg and 109+ kg categories respectively. While Gurdeep had a combined lift of 390kg, Lovepreet managed 192 kg to conclude with a total of 355 kg.
BOXING
Boxer Ashish Kumar was probably involved in one of the most intense bouts of his life but went down 4-1 against England&rsquo;s Aaron Bowen following a split decision. Ashish was visibly upset with the decision in the end.
It was heartbreak for&nbsp;Lovlina Borgohain as well as Wales&rsquo; Rosie Eccles defeated the Indian boxer in the quarterfinals. Lovlina was leading the bout after the second round but Eccles bounced back to win it by 3-2.
Apart from them, boxers Nikhat Zareen (50kg), Nitu Ganghas (women's 48kg) and Hussam Uddin Mohammed (men's 57kg) won their respective bouts to advance to the semi-finals and assured India of three more medals.
HOCKEY
Harmanpreet Singh and Akashdeep Singh scored a brace each as India's men&rsquo;s hockey team thrashed Canada 8-0 in their pool B match. The Men in Blue claim the top spot in the standings, equal on points with England, but with a superior goal difference.
SWIMMING
India&rsquo;s Advait Page and Kushagra Rawat finished seventh and eighth in the Men&rsquo;s 1500m Freestyle swimming final.
SHOT PUT
India's Manpreet Kaur had a disappointing outing as she finished at the bottom of the table in women's shot put with a 15.59meter throw on her third attempt.
Also read: <a title="India CWG Day 7 full schedule: India vs Wales Hockey, Table Tennis, Squash, Boxing timetable on August 4 " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/india-cwg-day-7-schedule-athletics-india-vs-wales-hockey-squash-table-tennis-manika-batra-live-august-4-1659570512850" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">India CWG Day 7 full schedule: India vs Wales Hockey, Table Tennis, Squash, Boxing timetable on August 4 </a>
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