Twitter reacts as Neeraj Chopra breaks Indian national record at 2018 Doha Diamond League

Chopra produces 87.43m, a personal best and a new national record, to finish fourth.

This man @Neeraj_chopra1 is raising ranks for #India in #Athletics
Creates national record by throwing 87.43metres in #Javelinthrow completing against world's top athletes in #DiamondLeague #doha #rangdetiranga #neerajchopra
— Ankit Naredi (@AnkitNaredi1) May 4, 2018

@Neeraj_chopra1 just keeps raising the bar! Produces his personal best of 87.43m in a field that had the Olympic and the world champion!

Pressure is a privilege for this 20-year-old Indian wunderkind!
— Sudeshna Banerjee (@Sudsports) May 4, 2018

Neeraj Chopra
The unstoppable Indian who is on path to become invincible
#87.43m #Javelin throw#NewRecord
— Saurabh Mishra (@SaurabhOpines) May 4, 2018

I mean neeraj who had a 86.47 metere in cwg 2018 and within few days he goes past his personal best and does a 87.43 meter superb he will be a future champion.and that to he has not practiced so much after cwg 2018. Neeraj chopra go for 90 meter in asian games 2018👍👌✌
— vignesh konar (@konar5vignesh) May 4, 2018

Neeraj Chopra finishes with a 81.06 throw after three consecutive fouls. Perhaps trying a bit too hard for the 90+? All the same, another night, another personal best. He keeps doing that, he will be alright.

Well done, @Neeraj_chopra1. Well done.#DiamondLeague
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) May 4, 2018

Neeraj Chopra finishes 4th in prestigious @dldoha with personal best and national record attempt of 87.43m. Can we dream of a Olympic medal from this boy in future? @afiindia
— Archiman Bhaduri (@archimanbTOI) May 4, 2018

Neeraj Chopra sets a new national record and a personal best of 87.43 m in men's Javelin throw at @dldoha . Germany took the first 3 spots with all three athletes throwing over 90 m. Looking forward to see Neeraj participate in more #DiamondLeague meets
— Rahul Bhutani (@BhutaniRahul) May 4, 2018

It's taken an absolutely incredible effort from the three Germans Rohler (91.78m) Vetter (91.56 ) and Hoffman (90.08) to deny Neeraj Chopra (87.43m) from a place on the podium. Don't think there have been any tournaments where three throwers have crossed 90m!
— jonathan selvaraj (@jon_selvaraj) May 4, 2018

💃 he is just awesome @Neeraj_chopra1 #NeerajChopra What a stage to produce his best so far & #NewIndianRecord in #Javelin Throw 87.43m at #IaafDiamondLeague @dldoha @Diamond_League
Congrats congrats #NeerajChopra @ioaindia @TejaswinShankar @Ra_THORe @Media_SAI @IndiaSports pic.twitter.com/sS8ogaMzlL
— Athletics Federation of India (@afiindia) May 4, 2018

Breaking News: Neeraj Chopra throws personal best 87.43m (which is New National Record) in his 2nd attempt.Wowww #DohaDL
— India@Sports (@India_AllSports) May 4, 2018

Neeraj Chopra shows no sign of letting go of the form that saw him win gold at the CWG. The 20-year-old javelin thrower is currently fourth in the Doha @Diamond_League with a new NR of 87.43m. His old mark was 86.48m. Can he break the 90m barrier now? pic.twitter.com/Q8btO01q00
— jonathan selvaraj (@jon_selvaraj) May 4, 2018