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What a moment for all Indians this is. If you are looking for inspiration. Look no far. Devendra Jhajharia is your man. What an achievement. What an achievement.
He has WON ITTTTTTTTT
Herath Priyantha is going to get bronze.
The sixth attempts are yet to be thrown by the top three but it is unlikely that anything is going to change. Such is the confidence with which Devendra is throwing.
We are getting closer and closer to the moment ladies and gentlemen. DEVENDRA JHAJHARIA is going to become the first ever Indian to win two gold medals at Paralympics/Olympics.
1. Devendra (India) - 63.97
2. Chunliang Guo (China) - 59.81
3. Herath Priyantha Dinesh (Sri Lanka) - 58.23
Five attempts are over and the top three remain the same.
Top three after 4 attempts:
1. Devendra (India) - 63.97
2. Chunliang Guo (China) - 59.81
3. Herath Priyantha Dinesh (Sri Lanka) - 58.23
Guo throws 59.81 in his 4th attempt.
Guo betters his throw in the fourth attempt but is not even close to Devendra.
Nothing as he stays in third position. Ladies and gentlemen, this is going to be a historic day for Indian sport and there are no two ways about it.
Herath from Sri Lanka now up for his fourth attempt.
Rinku is in 5th place still after 4 attempts.
There is no one even close to the top three here.
The fourth set of attempts have begun here.
Should things remain the way they are, we could have our first ever two-time gold medalist in Paralympic/Olympic history.
Top 3 after 3 attempts:
1. Devendra (India) - 63.97
2. Chunliang Guo (China) - 59.00
3. Priyantha Herath (Sri Lanka) - 58.23
This is scintillating stuff. Unbelievable!!!
Devendra has been stunning and is now 4.97 meters ahead of the second placed Guo.
Devendra throws 63.97 in his third attempt to set a new World Record.
DEVENDRAAA YOU BEAUTY!!!!! WORLD RECORD
This competition seems to be going through the paces quite fast. This is exciting stuff.
Rinku throws 53.59 in his third attempt to climb up to fifth place.
Just to remind you, here are the final top three:
1. Devendra (India) - 63.97 Gold
2. Guo (China) - 59.93 Silver
3. Herath (Sri Lanka) - 58.23