Asian Games 2026: Prachi Choudhary Wins Bronze in Women’s 400m

Asian Games: Prachi wins maiden 400m bronze, poses with superstar Salwa Naser

India's Prachi Choudhary won her maiden individual Asian Games medal on Saturday, clocking 53.21 seconds for bronze in the women's 400m final before sharing a frame with Bahrain's Olympic medallist Salwa Naser, who won gold in a Games-record 49.20 seconds.

Asian Games 2026: Prachi Chaudhary Stuns Field To Claim Brilliant Bronze In Women's 400m Final

Prachi Chaudhary delivered a stunning performance to claim a surprise bronze medal in the women's 400m final at the Nagoya Asian Games with a time of 53.21 seconds. Overcoming her status as an underdog, the 29-year-old secured her first-ever individual continental medal to highlight a stellar day for India's athletics contingent

Asian Games 2026: Prachi Choudhary wins bronze in women’s 400m

The 29-year-old Indian runner held off competition from South Korea’s Kim Seoyoon, who finished 0.17s behind her eventually.

Prachi Choudhary Wins Bronze Medal at Asian Games 2026 in Women’s 400m | 🏆 LatestLY

India's Prachi secured a bronze medal in the Women's 400m event at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games today, demonstrating immense grit and determination. She completed the race in 53.21 seconds to secure a podium finish. 🏆 Prachi Choudhary Wins Bronze Medal at Asian Games 2026 in Women’s 400m.

Asian Games: Prachi Choudhary wins 400m bronze as India’s medal tally swells to 30

India's performance at the Asian Games improved as Prachi Choudhary won a bronze medal in women’s 400m. This victory raised India's total medal count to 30, comprising four gold, 12 silver, and 14 bronze. Tajinderpal Singh Toor secured a silver in the men’s shot put after a strong competition. Meanwhile, two athletes advanced to the women’s 200m final, showing promise for further medal opportunities.

Prachi wins Asian Games bronze in thrilling 400m final

Prachi Choudhary secured a bronze medal for India in the women's 400m final at the Asian Games, clocking 53.21 seconds. Bahrain's Salwa Naser won gold with a new Games record, and Iran's Zahra Zarei Manoujan took silver.