To have two Paralympics silver medals in one’s collection at 27 isn’t a mean feat.
But for Yogesh Kathuniya, it’s still a reminder of his failure to beat his fiercest rival one more time on the biggest sporting stage. After settling for silver at two consecutive World Championships and the Tokyo Paralympics to veteran Brazilian Paralympian Claudiney Batista Dos Santos, Kathuniya won another silver in Paris with a below-par throw of 42.22m — 4.66m short of the South American’s new Paralympics record.
