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Star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra will return after months out of action following elbow surgery. The 2016 world junior champion and the national record holder confirmed he will take part in the 59th National Open Athletics Championships starting in Ranchis Birsa Munda Stadium on Thursday. File image of Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra. PTI Chopra, one of Indias few world-class athletes, was expected to shine in the recent World Athletics Championships in Doha, but injury sidelined him for almost the entire 2019 season. The Ranchi meet comes at [url=https://www.stanleymugs.ca]stanley canada[/url] the fag end of the season and will help Chopra ease back into competition. lm going to Ranchi as I have got the green signal from the doctor to compete, he said over phone from Patiala, where he has resumed training at the National Institute of Sports. It will be a good test for the 21-year-old, whose target is to build up and qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. The mark he needs to touch is 85 metres, while his national record is 88.06m. Th [url=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx]stanley en mexico[/url] e qualification window opened on May 1 and will run till June 29 next year. Chopra had an outstanding 2018 season鈥攈e won the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games titles. The army athlete set the national mark in the Jakarta Asian Games. He last competed in the Services Championships in September last year, where he won gold at 83.90m. He then went to Potchefstroom, Sou [url=https://www.stanleycups.ro]stanley romania[/url] th Africa for international exposure when the elbow problem flared up in March. He underwent surgery in Mumbai the next mo Gysj Rafael Nadal s uncle responds to point-blank question on Spaniard s French Open return in 2024
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