Overview

• Hooda’s 66.37m sealed gold, with Sundar Singh Gurjar taking silver at 64.76m for his season’s best.
• He first eclipsed the decade-old meet mark with 63.81m before extending it to 66.37m, surpassing China’s C. Guo’s 61.89m record.
• Cuba’s Guillermo Varona Gonzalez claimed bronze with 63.34m, and India’s Ajeet Singh Yadav finished fourth with 61.77m.
• The title is Hooda’s first senior international gold after silvers at the 2023 and 2024 World Championships and the 2023 Asian Para Games.
• The F46 class features standing athletes with unilateral arm deficiency or impaired arm function.