Sreeshankar: Lamb Udit Murali Sreeshankar created history!

Paris; circle body : India’s Lamb Udipat Murali Sreesankar made a historic performance in the Paris Diamond League on Friday. He threw 8.09 meters and got the third place in the competition of Udi Maroon Ya Pratishtha. Commonwealth Championship silver medalist Sreesankar hit the best fly on Friday night in the third attempt day. Sreesankar has become the third Indian to get the top-3 position in the Diamond League tournament. Earlier, only Tokyo Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and thrower Vikas Gowda would have been able to perform. (Sreeshankar)

Olympic champion and world number one Greece’s M. Tantoglune (8.13m) won the first place. Third World Championship bronze medalist Simon Ehmer (8.11m) of Switzerland finished second. Murali Sreeshankar would have reached the top position after the third round, but later he dropped to the third position. Or during the competition, there is a discussion about the effect of Shri Shankar’s performance on the vehicle or loud speech from the opposite direction. (Sreeshankar)

Sreesankar participated in Driyaanda Diamond League tournament. Earlier, he would have finished sixth in Monaco last year. This brilliant performance earned Sreeshankar six qualifying marks for the Diamond League Finals to be held in Eugene, USA in September. Along with this, he also accumulated important qualities in his account to be eligible for the World Championship to be held in Budapest, Hungary in August.

Originally from Kerala, Sreeshankar would have won the silver medal in long jump in the Birmingham Commonwealth Championship. Yashah would have been the second Indian male athlete to win a long jump medal in the Commonwealth. Earlier in 1978, Rashtrakulchaya Lamb Udit Bharatla would have got the first medal. At that time, Suresh Babu would have won bronze medal by performing brilliantly.

Neeraj Choprachi Maghar due to injury

The 24-year-old Sreeshankar’s career best jump is 8.36 metres, which he has never been able to cross. If he comes to Bhubaneswar, he will return to India for the inter-state meet. Sreeshankar would have been the only player to represent India in the Paris Diamond League. Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra would have withdrawn his boat due to injury or competition.

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