Neeraj Chopra concluded his 2024 season with another impressive second-place finish at the Diamond League Final in Brussels. Despite a narrow miss, Chopra earned big prize money.

A solid finish to the season for Neeraj Chopra as he came up just a centimeter short of Peters' winning throw.

Double Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra competed in the Diamond League finale despite a fracture in his left hand. He missed the crown by a centimeter, securing second place for the second year in a row.

Neeraj Chopra on Sunday (15 September) disclosed he competed in the Diamond League final despite a hand injury sustained during a training session.

Neeraj Chopra narrowly missed reclaiming his second Diamond League Final title in Brussels, finishing second with a throw of 87.86m, just one centimeter behind Grenada's Anderson Peters. Despite competing with a broken hand,

Neeraj Chopra missed out on winning the Diamond League in Brussels and finished at the second spot. The star Indian javelin thrower fell short by a margin of only 1 cm. Anderson Peters, who won a bronze in the Paris Olympics,

Neeraj Chopra scripted history as he became India's first track and field athlete to claim the Diamond League trophy. However the 26-year-old has failed to replicate that success as he has finished second in the following two years.

Neeraj Chopra showed consistency throughout the season, achieving victory in the Paavo Nurmi Games in Turku, Finland in June. At the Diamond League, the Indian javelin throw superstar, who has a personal best of 89.

India’s Neeraj Chopra has had near misses lately, and falling shy of winning the 2024 Diamond League (DL) Final by just one centimetre is another example. Competing in the javelin throw final at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels on Saturday (Sep 14),