Pranav Soorma won the men's club throw F51 gold medal at the Asian Para Games 2026 in Nagoya on Friday. He set a new Games record of 32.87m to secure his second gold. Compatriot Dharambir got the bronze medal, while South Korea’s Jiwon Jung finished with the silver medal today.

Asian Para Games 2026: Pranav Soorma wins second gold in Nagoya with Games record left File Image: Pranav Soorma won the men's club throw F51 gold medal at the Asian Para Games on Friday. SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR https://ss-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/6n7kab/article71616090.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/57_World_Para_Athletics_02_10_Delhi.jpg SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR NEW DELHI, 02/10/2025:India's Pranav Soorma in action during Men's Club Throw F51 Final at the World Para Athletics Championships 2025, at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, in New Delhi on Thursday. October 2, 2025. Photo : SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR / The Hindu

Pranav Soorma registered a Games record of 32.87m to win the men's club throw F51 gold, while compatriot Dharambir secured bronze at the Asian Para Games 2026.

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India's Pranav Soorma clinched his second gold medal at the Asian Para Games 2026, winning the men's club throw F51 final with a Games record of 32.87m in Nagoya on Friday.

The 32-year-old registered 31.66m and 32.11m in his first two attempts before producing his winning effort in the sixth round.

South Korea's Jiwon Jung secured silver with a personal best of 28.40m, while India's Dharambir claimed bronze with 27.71m. Another Indian, Amit Kumar, finished fourth with 27.26m.

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Soorma had earlier won gold in the discus throw F51/F52/F53 event on Tuesday, setting an Asian record of 11.66m.

He had also won the club throw F51 gold at the previous Asian Para Games in Hangzhou with a then Games record of 30.01m.

At the Paris Paralympics in 2024, Soorma secured silver in the same event behind compatriot Dharambir, who won gold with an Asian record of 34.92m.