Neeraj Chopra At Doha Diamond League As It Happened: Neeraj Chopra created history at the 2025 Doha Diamond League by breaching the 90-metre mark for the first time in his career with a massive throw of 90.23m in the third round. He became the 25th athlete-and only the third Asian-to achieve this feat.
Despite the milestone, Chopra had to settle for second place as Germany's Julian Weber produced a stunning 91.06m throw in his final attempt to win the event. Chopra had earlier led the competition with his world-leading mark, but could not improve on it in his remaining throws.

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It looked like a throw of 90.23 M was enough to get the gold medal but Germany's Julian Weber played spoilsport as he comes up with a whopping 91.06 M throw to seal the win.
Neeraj Chopra has finally breached the 90 m mark!!! He pulls off a colossal throw of 90.23 m in his third attempt!!
With his first attempt throw, Chopra is now leading.
Neeraj Chopra starts off really well with a 88.44 m throw. Just the kind of start, the doctor ordered!
India will also have representation on the track, with Gulveer Singh set for his maiden appearance in the Diamond League. The men's 5000m national record-holder steps into a high-calibre lineup featuring top international names, making this race a crucial learning experience as he tests himself against the world's best.
In the women's 3000m steeplechase, Parul Chaudhary, who holds the national record in the event, is ready to challenge a world-class field. With aspirations of breaking into the global elite, this outing offers her a prime opportunity to showcase her progress and potential on one of the sport's biggest stages.
Kishore Jena, the silver medallist from the 2023 Asian Games, will accompany Neeraj Chopra in the javelin event. Looking to improve upon his ninth-place finish in last year's edition, Jena will view this competition as a valuable chance to boost his form and self-belief ahead of a busy international calendar.
Chopra, the 2023 Doha Diamond League winner and runner-up in 2024, is back with his sights firmly fixed on achieving the elusive 90-metre throw - a mark he has flirted with but is yet to surpass. The competition is expected to be intense, featuring a strong line-up that will test his skills and push the boundaries of performance.
The Neeraj Chopra event will commence from 10:15 PM IST. Just few minutes left. Stay tuned.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Diamond League athletics tourney as Neeraj Chopra takes centre-stage!
For Indian athletics, the Doha leg marks a significant milestone with the country fielding its largest-ever group of participants in a Diamond League meet. Four Indian athletes are set to compete, led by none other than Neeraj Chopra - the reigning Olympic and World Champion in the men's javelin throw.
Chopra, who clinched the title in Doha in 2023 and secured a second-place finish in 2024, returns with his eyes firmly set on breaking the 90-metre barrier - a feat he has come close to but not yet achieved. He will face tough competition, with a stacked field expected to push the limits.
Joining Chopra in the javelin pit is Kishore Jena, the 2023 Asian Games silver medallist. Jena will be eager to better his previous showing in Doha, where he finished ninth. This outing presents an ideal opportunity for him to gain confidence ahead of a packed international season.
India's presence extends to the track as well. Gulveer Singh, national record-holder in the men's 5000m, is set to make his Diamond League debut. Facing a field stacked with global talent, Singh's race will be a valuable exposure to the elite level of competition.
Meanwhile, in the women's 3000m steeplechase, Parul Chaudhary - another national record-holder - is looking to make her mark. Racing against some of the best in the world, her performance will be closely watched as she aims to crack into the international elite.
With a record four Indian athletes in action, the 2025 Doha Diamond League is more than just another meet - it's a reflection of India's rising stature in global athletics.