Paris Olympics 2024 Highlights Day 13: Look Back at Major Headlines, Match Results, Updated Medals Tally

It has been a remarkable day for India at Paris Olympics 2024 with two more medals being added to the tally, after quite some time. The Indian men's hockey team bagged the bronze medal for a second consecutive time at the Olympic Games when they beat Spain 2-1, riding on two goals from Harmanpreet Singh. Later in the day, Neeraj Chopra won the country's first silver medal at the Paris Olympics 2024 when he came up with an effort of 89.45m in the men's javelin throw event. India now have five medals in all and there's still a lot of action left. Take a look at India's schedule in the Paris Olympics 2024 on August 9. For the Paris Olympics 2024 updated medal tally, click here.

Neeraj Chopra won the silver medal in the men's javelin throw with his second effort that went for 89.45m. Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem has taken the gold with his 92.97m throw. Grenada's Anderson Peters settled for the bronze medal. Neeraj might not have won the gold medal, but this win has made him among those who secured podium finishes in back-to-back Olympics. Nadeem also registered a throw of 91.79m in his last attempt, making him the first to do so in an Olympic final. Neeraj had one legitimate attempt (his second throw of 89.45m) with all the others being fouls. 

Another foul for Neeraj Chopra and he is livid with himself. He has now had four fouls in five attempts and has just one chance to eclipse Arshad Nadeem. 

Things seem to not go Neeraj Chopra's way as he registered yet another foul in his fourth attempt. This is his third foul now and he seems to be under pressure. Meanwhile, Arshad Nadeem continues to be in the gold medal position. 

Neeraj Chopra pulled off a foul on his third attempt as well. Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem's record-breaking throw of 92.97m has kept him in the gold medal position. 

Neeraj Chopra, in his second effort, has registered a throw of 89.45m and has got the crowd pumping. This is going to be a very interesting contest!

Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem has registered a massive 92.97m throw and it is an Olympic record! What an effort! This will take some doing to beat this and Nadeem has already established himself as a gold medal favourite! 

Neeraj Chopra starts off with a foul after he slipped while launching the javelin. Before him, Keshorn Walcott established an early lead with a 86.16m throw, his season's best. Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem's first throw was a foul.  

Finishing the qualification round as a table-topper Neeraj Chopra will come in at the eighth position to make a throw. He is warming up currently at the arena. 

We are just an hour away from Neeraj Chopra's event at the Paris Olympics 2024. The star will feature in the Men's Javelin Throw medal match at 11:55 PM IST.