Paris Diamond League 2025: Neeraj Chopra Javelin Throw LIVE Streaming - When And Where To Watch In India
At Paris' Stade Sebastien Charlety, Chopra will once again face Julian Weber of Germany in what's fast becoming one of the most exciting rivalries in athletics.
When will the 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event take place?
The 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event will take place on Saturday, June 21 (IST).
Where will the 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event be held?
The 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw will take place at Stade Sebastien Charlety in Paris, France.
What time will the 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event start?
The 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event is expected to start at 1:12 AM IST.
Which TV channels will show the live telecast of the 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event?
The 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event will not be televised live in India.
Where to follow the live streaming of the 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event?
The 2025 Paris Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra javelin throw event will be live streamed on the Wanda Diamond League YouTube channel and Facebook account.
(With IANS Inputs)
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