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Asian Athletics Championships 2025

Asian Athletics Championships 2025: Updated India schedule for Day 5, May 31

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Published at :May 30, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Modified at :May 30, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Asian Athletics Championships 2025: Updated India schedule for Day 5, May 31

India is just two gold medals away from making 2025 edition its most successful edition ever.

India continued its strong showing on Day 4 of the Asian Athletics Championships 2025, highlighted by a gold medal-winning performance from Gulveer Singh in the men’s 5,000m event. Gulveer clocked a time of 28:38.63 to secure the top spot, while his compatriot Sawan Barwal finished just off the podium in fourth place.

In the field events, Nandini Agasara became only the third Indian to win gold in the heptathlon event while Pooja triumphed in the women’s high jump final. Parul Chaudhary broke the National record to bring home silver in thewomen’s 3000m steeplechase final.

Also Read: Gulveer Singh wins gold in men’s 5000m at Asian Athletics Championships 2025

By the end of Day 4, India bolstered its medal tally to a total of 18 medals, including eight gold and seven silver. Moreover, the country enhanced its lead over third-placed Japan, with the two nations now separated by four gold medals.

As the competition heads into its final day, India will be aiming to surpass its 2017 record of nine gold medals—the country’s highest ever at the event. In the men’s javelin throw, Sachin Yadav and Yashvir Singh will be eyeing podium finishes in a highly competitive field. However, they have their task cut out, with Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem also among the contenders.

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On the track, Animesh Kujur, who has impressed through the rounds, will be eyeing a breakthrough in the men’s 200m final, while Nithya Gandhe and Jyothi Yarraji will line up in the women’s 200m final, both seeking to convert their season-best form into medals.

The hurdles and middle-distance events also offer significant medal prospects. Vithya Ramraj and Anu Raghavan, both consistent performers this season, will contest the women’s 400m hurdles final, aiming to secure a spot on the podium.

Also Read: Parul Chaudhary wins silver in women’s 3000m Steeplechase at Asian Athletics Championships 2025

In the women’s 5000m final, Sanjivani Baburao and Parul Chaudhary will take on Asia’s best distance runners, with Parul in particular looking to add to her already impressive championship record.

The women’s 800m final will see Twinkle Chaudhary and Pooja in action, while Anu Kumar and Krishan Kumar will represent India in the men’s 800m final, both with realistic hopes of a top finish.

The day will conclude with the women’s 4x100m relay final, where the Indian team will aim for a strong finish and possibly a place on the podium, capping off what has been a promising championship for the Indian contingent.

Also Read: Asian Athletics Championships 2025: Medal Tally and India’s medal winners

India’s schedule for Day 5 (May 31) of Asian Athletics Championships 2025

  • Men’s Javelin Throw Final – 1:40 PM – Sachin Yadav, Yash Vir Singh
  • Men’s 200m Final – 2:00 PM – Animesh Kujur
  • Women’s 200m Final – 2:10 PM – Nithya Gandhe, Jyoti Yarraji
  • Women’s 400m Hurdles Final – 2:20 PM – Vithya Ramraj, Anu R
  • Women’s 5000m Final – 2:40 PM – Sanjivani Baburao, Parul Chaudhary
  • Women’s 800m Final – 3:20 PM – Twinkle Chaudhary, Pooja
  • Men’s 800m Final – 3:45 PM – Anu Kumar, Krishan Kumar
  • Women’s 4x100m Relay Final – 4:05 PM – India (Nithya Gandhe, Abinaya Rajarajan, Srabani Nanda, Daneshwari AT, V Sudheeksha)

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Aniruddh Seshadri
Aniruddh Seshadri

Aniruddh Seshadri Iyer is a passionate sports journalist at Khel Now, specializing in tennis and Olympic sports. An engineer by training, he found his storytelling passion through iconic Grand Slam and Olympic moments. Known for sharp analysis and insightful coverage, he draws inspiration from Novak Djokovic’s resilience. Outside journalism, he enjoys reading, traveling, and playing the guitar.

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