Tejaswin Shankar Misses the Podium at FISU World University Games 2023 in Chengdu as India had their first day without medals
The FISU World University Games 2023 in Chengdu, China, has been an event of ups and downs for Indian athletes. Among them, Tejaswin Shankar, a talented 24-year-old track and field athlete, had high hopes of clinching a medal in the men's high jump event. However, despite his impressive achievements and national record in the discipline, luck did not favor him on this occasion. Tejaswin Shankar's Past Successes: Tejaswin Shankar is no stranger to success on the international stage. In 2018, he set the national record for men's high jump at an impressive height of 2.29m. Last year, he made India proud by securing a bronze medal in the same event at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, leaping to a height of 2.22m. Not stopping there, he also ventured into combined events, achieving a bronze medal in the men's decathlon at the Asian Athletics Championships in Bangkok. The Disappointment in Chengdu: As the FISU World University Games unfolded, Tejaswin Shankar had a stron...