Asian Games: Shot putter Kiran Baliyan wins India's first athletics medal with bronze

Kiran Baliyan won India's first athletics medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games, earning a bronze in the women's shot put event. Baliyan threw the iron ball 17.36m in her third attempt, which was her best of the day. She holds a season's and personal ...

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India's Kiran Baliyan celebrates after winning the bronze medal in the women’s shot put event at the 19th Asian Games.
Kiran Baliyan clinched India's first athletics medal in the Hangzhou Asian Games as she picked up a bronze in women's shot put event on the opening day of competitions here on Friday. The 24-year-old Baliyan hurled the iron ball to a distance of 17.36m in her third attempt for her best of the day.

She has a season's as well as a personal best of 17.92m which she had produced on September 10 while finishing second in the Indian Grand Prix 5 in Chandigarh.
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