Overview
- Hooda twice bettered the meet mark, opening at 63.81m before extending the championship record to 66.37m in the fourth round.
- Sundar Singh Gurjar secured silver with 64.76m; he holds the F46 world record at 68.60m.
- Guillermo Varona Gonzalez of Cuba won bronze with 63.34m as India's Ajeet Singh Yadav finished fourth at 61.77m.
- The result lifted India’s championships tally to five medals so far: two golds, two silvers and one bronze.
- The F46 category features standing throwers with arm impairments, with the final held at New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium during a meet running through October 5.