Sumit Antil at Asian Para Games 2026, LIVE streaming info: When, where to watch India’s javelin thrower in action?


Sumit will look to add a second straight Asian Para gold medal to his long trophy cabinet, having dominated the field at the 2022 Games in Huangzhou. | Photo Credit: PTI
Sumit will look to add a second straight Asian Para gold medal to his long trophy cabinet, having dominated the field at the 2022 Games in Huangzhou. | Photo Credit: PTI
Defending Asian Para Games and Paralympic champion Sumit Antil will be in action in the men’s javelin throw F64 event at the Asian Para Games 2026 on Friday.
Sumit will look to add a second straight Asian Para gold medal to his long trophy cabinet, having dominated the field at the 2022 Games in Huangzhou.
In that edition, Sumit set a new World record with a massive throw of 73.29 metres, bettering his own previous mark of 70.83 metres. His compatriot Pushpendra Singh won the bronze medal with a 62.06 metre throw.
Sumit’s effort helped him win him his first Asian Para Games medal, shortly after winning his maiden Paralympics gold at Tokyo in 2020. Overall, the 28-year-old has won one Asian Para Games, two Paralympic, and three World Championship gold medals.
Along with Sumit, Sandip Sanjay Sargar and Mahendra Gurjar will also represent India in men’s javelin throw in the F44 and the F42 categories respectively.
When is Sumit Antil’s event?
Sumit Antil’s men’s javelin throw F64 event is scheduled to begin at 4:46 PM IST.
Where will Sumit Antil’s event be streamed live?
Sumit Antil’s event at the Asian Para Games 2026 will be streamed live on the Prasar Bharati Sports YouTube channel, and televised live on the DD Sports channel in India.
Published on Oct 23, 2026
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