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India Today
5 days ago
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- India Today
Asian Champion Jyothi Yarraji undergoes ACL surgery, out of World Championships
Asian champion and national record holder 100m hurdler Jyothi Yarraji has undergone a successful knee surgery, which will keep her out of the World Championships in September. The surgery has also brought an end to her season. The 25-year-old announced via social media that she underwent surgery on Friday to repair an ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) tear in her right knee. The surgery was performed by the well-known surgeon Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, who also helped in Rishabh Pant's recovery after his accident. advertisement'Hello everyone, I'm happy to share that this Friday, I successfully underwent a successful surgery to repair an ACL tear on my right knee with Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala. The past few weeks have been tough for me, as this injury has stopped me from doing what I love the most,' Yarraji wrote on Instagram. 'However, with the support of my family, friends, the teams at TOPS, afiindia official and rfyouthsports coachjameshillier and all of you, I am taking this in my stride and hoping to be back very soon. The journey to a stronger version of me starts now and I'm going to put in my 100% and more to be back on track soon." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jyothi Yarraji (@jyothi_yarraji_)Yarraji suffered a freak knee injury during training earlier in the month, with her coach admitting that it was a serious one. Before being hit by the injury, she had a good chance of qualifying for the World Championships, despite not breaching the direct qualification time of 12.73 win in the Asian Championships in May, which helped her win gold, had put her amongst the athletes who can make it to the World Championships through the world ranking won the gold in 100m hurdles and 200m race in the Uttarakhand National Games in February, before securing the top spot in the 100m hurdles in the Federation Cup. She then went on to defend her crown at the Asian Championships. - Ends
News18
5 days ago
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- News18
Jyothi Yarraji Undergoes Knee Surgery To Repair ACL Tear, Ending Her Season
Last Updated: Jyothi Yarraji underwent knee surgery for an ACL tear, ending her season and excluding her from the World Championships in September. Asian champion and national record holder in the 100m hurdles, Jyothi Yarraji, has successfully undergone knee surgery, which will not only exclude her from the World Championships in September but also end her season. The 25-year-old Yarraji announced on social media that she had surgery on Friday to repair an ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) tear in her right knee. The procedure was conducted by renowned surgeon Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala. 'Hello everyone, I'm happy to share that this Friday, I successfully underwent a successful surgery to repair an ACL tear on my right knee with Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala. The past few weeks have been tough for me, as this injury has stopped me from doing what I love the most," Yarraji wrote on Instagram. An ACL tear surgery typically requires at least six months for recovery. This means Yarraji will miss the Tokyo World Championships (September 13-21) and will likely return to action next year. 'However, with the support of my family, friends, the teams at TOPS, afiindia official and rfyouthsports coachjameshillier and all of you, I am taking this in my stride and hoping to be back very soon. The journey to a stronger version of me starts now and I'm going to put in my 100% and more to be back on track soon," she added. Who Is Jyothi Yarraji? Yarraji, also an Asian Games silver medallist, had previously announced this month that she suffered a 'freak" knee injury while training. Her coach, James Hillier, told PTI that the injury was 'pretty bad." Before her injury, she had a high chance of qualifying for the World Championships, although she had not achieved the direct qualification time of 12.73 seconds. Her 12.96-second performance in winning gold at the Asian Championships in May placed her among the athletes who could qualify for the World Championships through the world ranking quota. Athletes can qualify for the World Championships either by direct entry through breaching the qualification mark or through the world ranking quota. The qualification window remains open until August 24. Yarraji returned this season after suffering a hip flexor injury while training in Finland after the 2024 Paris Olympics, which impacted her training stint. At the start of the 2025 season, she adjusted her technique, switching from a seven-stride approach to her original eight-stride approach, believing it would reduce injury risk. She won gold in the 100m hurdles and the 200m race at the Uttarakhand National Games in February, secured the top spot in the 100m hurdles at the Federation Cup, and defended her Asian Championships title. Her last title was at the Taiwan Athletics Open on June 7. view comments Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Hindu
6 days ago
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- The Hindu
Indian hurdler Yarraji undergoes surgery for ACL tear, doubtful for World Championships 2025
Asian champion Jyothi Yarraji has undergone surgery for an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear on her right knee, the 100m hurdler confirmed on Sunday. Yarraji, who won gold at the Asian Athletics Championships with a time of 12.96 seconds, had suffered an injury during a training session. 'I'm happy to share that this Friday, I successfully underwent a successful surgery to repair an ACL tear on my right knee with Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, she shared on Instagram. 'The past few weeks have been tough for me, as this injury has stopped me from doing what I love the most,' said Yarraji, who is now unlikely to feature in the World Championships later this year. She remained in contention for a spot in the Worlds via ranking despite falling short of the automatic qualification mark of 12.73. Currently ranked 12th among athletes eligible through the ranking quota, she would have needed to compete in more events before the August 24 deadline to maintain her position.
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Jyothi Yarraji's promising run stopped by knee injury
Jyothi Yarraji (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: Indian sprinter Jyothi Yarraji 's hopes of competing in the forthcoming World Championships in Tokyo ended abruptly on Wednesday. The country's fastest woman hurdler revealed that she has suffered a freak knee injury during training and won't be competing further in the ongoing athletics season. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Jyothi, who was set for her second appearance at the Worlds – scheduled from Sep 13-21 – based on her current rankings points had recently defended her Asian crown in the women's 100m hurdles after running a superb sub-13 seconds race in South Korea's Gumi in May. Poll What should be Jyothi Yarraji's priority during her recovery period? Focus on rehabilitation Maintain fitness Mental health Planning for future competitions 'Due to an unfortunate injury to my knee during training a few days back, I've had to put a pause on my season,' Jyothi said. 'I'm working with my medical team to assess my options and will make a decision on the way forward. Injuries are part of an athlete's journey and I'm viewing this as just another hurdle I'm going to overcome soon. With all your support and blessings I'll be back stronger,' she added. This isn't the first time injuries have disrupted Jyothi's rise as one of the country's most promising track athletes in recent years. The national record holder had suffered a hip flexor damage during training in Finland after the Paris Olympics. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo In the first week of April this year, her plans to compete abroad were hit because of a hamstring injury. In the recent case, Jyothi would be undergoing scans and a possible knee surgery in coming weeks, meaning an extended rehabilitation period to recover from the latest injury setback. EXCLUSIVE | David Gower on Shubman Gill, Jasprit Bumrah and India's England tour Jyothi looked primed to travel to Tokyo. A total of 16 athletes in her discipline will make the cut for the event through the world rankings. The 25-year-old Indian is currently in the 12th position and needed to maintain her ranking by competing in forthcoming meets. That has now been ruled out. The automatic qualification time for the Worlds is 12.73s and Jyothi holds the national record at 12.78s. She had clocked 12.96s in Gumi. The qualification window will run till Aug 24. In recent years, Jyothi has emerged as one of the country's best sprinters, becoming the first-ever Indian woman runner to win a medal (silver) in hurdles at the Asian Games – Hangzhou 2023. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Malaysia Sun
02-07-2025
- Sport
- Malaysia Sun
Jyothi Yarraji ruled out of 2025 season due to knee injury
New Delhi [India], July 2 (ANI): Indian hurdler Jyothi Yarraji, due to an unfortunate knee injury during a training session, has to pause her 2025 athletics season. Yarraji said she is working with her medical team to assess options and make a decision on the way forward, according to 'Due to an unfortunate injury to my knee during training a few days back, I've had to put a pause on my season,' Yarraji posted on her Instagram story on Wednesday. 'I'm working with my medical team to assess my options and make a decision on the way forward. 'Injuries are part of an athlete's journey, and I am viewing this as just another hurdle I am going to overcome soon with all your support and blessings. I will be back stronger,' she added. Former Athletics Federation of India (AFI) president Dr Adille J Sumariwalla later confirmed that the injury will require surgery and will sideline Jyothi for the entirety of the season, according to Yarraji, the national record holder in the women's 100m hurdles with a personal best timing of 12.78s, was last seen in action at the Taiwan Athletics Open last month, where she clinched a gold medal. The Indian athlete also clocked 12.96s to win gold at the Asian Athletics Championship earlier this year. Yarraji's injury also ends her bid to compete at the 2025 World Athletics Championships, which is set to take place from September 13 to 21. Yarraji won a silver medal at the Asian Games and started her 2025 season in February with a gold in the 100-meter hurdles and 200-meter run at the National Games before taking first place in the 100-meter hurdles at the Federation Cup. (ANI)
