Paralympics 2024: Para-Athletics: Bronze for Preethi Pal, Silver for Nishad Kumar - HIGHLIGHTS

Time now for the Men’s high jump T47 final

India's Nishad Kumar and Ram Pal will be in action shortly in 10mins time. 

Stand by for more athletics action later this evening.

Up next, Nishad Kumar and Ram Pal will be in action in the Men’s high jump T47 final at 10:40pm.

Thereafter, Preethi Pal will hit the tracks in the Women’s 200m T35 final at 11:08pm.

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: Ravi Rongali finishes 5th

This was a brave effort from Ravi.

He kept improving his mark with every throw for the first three throws before running out of steam.

Ravi might have finished out of the medals but his personal best effort of 10.63m is truly commendable.

Meanwhile, Miguel Monteiro of Portugal won gold with a Paralympic Record of 11.21m. 

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: Ravi Rongali has run out of steam

His final throw is 10.00m.

Unfortunately, that still keeps him in 5th position and with no more throws left, sadly there will be no medal for India's Ravi Rongali.

Please stand by for the final results. 

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: It's all or nothing now for Ravi Rongali

With one throw remaining, Ravi is in the 5th spot. 

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: In his 5th throw Ravi registers 9.83m

This is a below-par throw and he's still in 5th position.

He has just one throw left now to get into the top-three. 

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: Mongolia's Battulga has just thrown 11.09m

And this pushes Ravi Rongali to the 5th spot.

Ravi has his work cut out now.

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: A foul by Ravi Rongali in his 4th attempt

Ravi still sits in 4th position though after four-rounds.

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final: Ravi Rongali with a 10.63m in his 3rd attempt

This is yet another Personal Best for Ravi.

He has just bettered the PB he set in his 2nd throw. He's improved with every throw.

That said, he's currently in 4th position after three-rounds. 

Men's Shot Put - F40 Final

Miguel Monteiro (Portugal) has just registered 11.21m which is a new Paralympic Record. 

He continues to lead the field.