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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Asian Para Games 2026: Praveen wins bronze in shot put F11

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REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: The F11 category in shot put is for athletes with complete or near-complete visual impairment.

REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: The F11 category in shot put is for athletes with complete or near-complete visual impairment. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

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REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: The F11 category in shot put is for athletes with complete or near-complete visual impairment. | Photo Credit: Getty Images

India’s Praveen Kumar came up with a Personal Best-throw to clinch the bronze medal in the men’s shot put F11 event of the Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Tuesday.

The 19-year-old hurled the iron ball to a distance of 13.86 metres to finish third on the podium in a field of six athletes.

Amirhossein Alipour of Iran set an Asian Record with a throw of 14.99 metres to take the gold medal, while his compatriot Mahdi Olad claimed the silver with a throw of 13.93 metres.

The F11 category in shot put is for athletes with complete or near-complete visual impairment.

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