The Sri Lankan star produced a standout performance in a highly competitive international field, securing first place ahead of Grenada’s Anderson Peters (86.38m) and USA’s Curtis Thompson (85.99m). India’s Olympic and world champion Neeraj Chopra finished fourth with a best effort of 85.69m.
Tharanga’s return has drawn attention across the sporting community, with his Doha win marking one of the most significant achievements of his career and further establishing him as a rising force in global javelin throw.
