The 28-member Indian contingent safely landed at Nairobi airport on Sunday morning to compete at the World Athletics Championships from August 18 to August 22. Having already seen the sensational Neeraj Chopra bag India's first athletic gold at the Olympics, the youngsters will be motivated to try and make this the most successful campaign in national history. Chopra had also won gold at the 2016 Championships.So Gautam @neeche_se_1st & Aradhana @Aradhnasingh1 ...your jersey's are ready signed by non other then First Track & Field Olympic Champion of #India @Neeraj_chopra1 How's that feeling?Courier on Monday... Happy #IndependenceDayIndia pic.twitter.com/ZNWOmGIp0k— Athletics Federation of India (@afiindia) August 14, 2021A fairly talented bunch of athletes have qualified for the U-20 World Championships. Long jumper Shaili Singh, who recently broke the national U-20 record, will be one of the prospects to watch out for during the event.Check out: Shaili Singh: All you need to know about India's gold medal-winning prospect at the upcoming U-20 World Athletics ChampionshipsThe prodigy has been training at the Anju Bobby George Foundation in Bengaluru for four years now. Having proven her mettle at the national level, she will be eager to test herself against the best young athletes in the world. Other youngsters like Priya Thomas, Amit Khatri, Anu Kumar and Kunwer Ajai Singh Rana have also been splendid on the national circuit and will try to broaden their experience in Nairobi.After the #Olympics, the youngsters are all set for their biggest event! 💪The World Athletics U20 Championships will be held from the 17th- 22nd August in Nairobi.And our young star, Shaili Singh is the one to watch out for! #Cheer4India #worldchampionships#Athletics pic.twitter.com/qeh8vvZpD1— Anju Bobby George (@anjubobbygeorg1) August 13, 2021Only Seema Antil [Discus throw 2002], Navjeet Kaur Dhillon [Discus throw 2014], Neeraj Chopra [Javelin throw 2016] and Hima Das [400 meters 2018] have managed to win a medal for India at this event. All four went on to excel at the senior level as well, with Neeraj Chopra even winning Olympic gold.It was an honour to attend the Independence Day celebrations at the historic Red Fort today. As an athlete and a soldier, my heart is full of emotion when I see the national flag flying high. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/l4wlgmlGmQ— Neeraj Chopra (@Neeraj_chopra1) August 15, 2021When is the U-20 World Athletics Championships?The U-20 World Athletics Championships will take place at the Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi from August 18 to August 22.The boys from India will be competing in 11 events, and the girls will be in action for 8 track and field events.Where to watch the U-20 World Athletics Championships?The Championships will be broadcast in 14 countries, with 12 of them showing live telecasts. There will be no official broadcast in India, but live streams of the event will be available on the official YouTube channel of World Athletics.Also Read: U-20 World Athletics Championships: 5 athletes who can win medals for India