Amit Kumar Saroha and Dharambir in Men's Club Throw F51 final, Live score and commentary, World Para Athletics Championships 2017 London

The action is underway!

Updated: 17 July 2017 21:25 IST - Published: 17 July 2017 16:21 IST

Meanwhile, Amit Kumar Saroha bags the silver medal!

Dharambir manages to clear a distance of 22.34m and finishes 10th.

India's Dharambir is going next!

Belles Radim moves up to the fourth spot. His best throw up till now is 27.03m.

Amit Kumar jumps to second best with a personal best of 30.25m on his third attempt. He started off strongly with a 29.55m throw in his first attempt but bettered it in his third! Way to go champ!

India's Amit Kumar Saroha will go next.

Ramos Hernandez throws a distance of 26.52m in his best attempt yet. He climbs up to the third spot.

In his first three attempts, Martin's best throw is 24.46m. He will have to do a lot better to get in the medal hunt.

Czech Republic's Zach Martin is next.

Serbia's Zeljko Dimitrijevic has broken the world record that he himself held. He hits the 31.99m mark in his second attempt!

He throws a distance of 23.86m and 25.60m in his second and third attempt after failing in his first.

Algeria's Walid Rezouani is going next.

Kureja has thrown distances of 28.06m, 28.27m and 29.03m in his first three attempts. He has already broken his personal best by some margin!

Marian Kureja will be attempting first. The Slovakian club-thrower hit his personal best of 28.66m earlier in the season.

The onus is on Amit Kumar Saroha to win a medal for India from this event. He will be looking to get past his personal best today, and give his very best.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the men's club throw F51 of the World Para-Athletics Championships. The event will start in a few minutes and I'll be providing you with live updates here.

India will be looking to win their second medal of the World Para Athletics Championships in London at the Men's Club Throw F51 event. The two Indians in the fray are Amit Kumar Saroha and Dharambir, with the total field consisting of 11 participants.

Amit is a former gold medalist in the F51 club throw at the Asian Para Games in 2014 in Incheon and a two-time silver medalist in the discus throw event at the continental level as well. Follow his quest for his first-ever World Championship medal here live!