Close Menu
  • Home
  • World News
  • India News
  • Business News
  • Health
  • Sports
  • Indian Diaspora In US
  • Technology
  • Bollywood
  • Education
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Monday, August 3, 2026
Breaking News
  • Selva Prabhu: Food Poisoning Cost Me Commonwealth Gold After Securing Bronze
  • Sheikh Hasina’s Event Set to Boost Bangladesh’s Diplomatic Relations, Says Senior Advisor
  • Trump Urges Iranians: Strike a Deal or Face the Consequences!
  • Virginia Tech Reveals New Insights into Hurricane Storm Surge Patterns
  • Rashmika Mandanna Opens Up About “Painful” Hip Injury: “I Pushed My Body to the Limit”
  • Gold Star Families Claim Iran’s Proxy Conflict with US Troops Dates Back to 2005
  • PM’s Foreign Advisor Slams Indian Backlash Against Bangladesh
  • Jasprit Bumrah’s Absence for Sri Lanka Tests Sparks Scrutiny of BCCI’s Injury Strategies
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
India Bulletin
Advertisement
  • Home
  • World News
  • India News
  • Business News
  • Health
  • Sports
  • Indian Diaspora In US
  • Technology
  • Bollywood
  • Education
India Bulletin
Home»Sports»Selva Prabhu: Food Poisoning Cost Me Commonwealth Gold After Securing Bronze
Sports

Selva Prabhu: Food Poisoning Cost Me Commonwealth Gold After Securing Bronze

August 3, 20262 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Email
Share
Facebook Twitter Email


Selva Prabhu Misses Gold Due to Food Poisoning at Commonwealth Games

Indian triple jumper Selva Prabhu, who recently secured a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, expressed disappointment over missing out on the gold. He believes that food poisoning hindered his performance, despite being close to his personal record.

Selva achieved a best jump of 16.52 meters, earning him third place. He finished behind fellow Indian athlete Praveen Chithravel, who jumped 16.58 meters, and Scotland’s Jordon Scott, who took gold with a jump of 16.72 meters.

After returning from Glasgow, Selva disclosed that he suffered from food poisoning during the competition but pushed himself to participate regardless. “I really wanted that gold. It was tough to compete while feeling ill. But I’m mentally strong, so I decided to give it my all,” he shared with PTI.

The athlete from Tamil Nadu believes that his illness impacted his ability to perform well. With a personal best of 17.05 meters, he felt he could have easily surpassed the winning jump if he had been healthy. “Next time, I just want to stay fit. I know I can compete better. It’s all about that one day, and I need to be in top shape,” he stated.

Looking towards the future, Selva is not getting ahead of himself with thoughts of the upcoming 2026 Asian Games. He emphasized that his immediate priority is qualifying for the event. “I take it day by day. Each performance matters, and it’s important to focus on qualification first,” he remarked.

Recently, Selva placed third at the National Inter-State Championships with a jump of 16.79 meters, exceeding the Asian Games qualification mark of 16.28 meters. However, he acknowledged that only two athletes can represent India in each event, and his selection will depend on the Athletics Federation of India’s final decision, which is still pending.

Asian Games 2026 qualification Commonwealth Games 2026 Commonwealth Games bronze medal Glasgow Commonwealth Games India triple jump Indian athletics Praveen Chithravel Selva Prabhu Selva Prabhu food poisoning Selva Prabhu triple jump
Share. Facebook Twitter Email
admin
  • Website

Related Posts

Jasprit Bumrah’s Absence for Sri Lanka Tests Sparks Scrutiny of BCCI’s Injury Strategies

August 3, 2026

U17 World Wrestling Championships: Sitender Malik Ties Sushil Kumar’s Record as India Clinches 13 Medals

August 3, 2026

India’s Glasgow Medal Haul Shines, Yet Its True Potential Remains Unmatched

August 3, 2026
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
Don't Miss

Selva Prabhu: Food Poisoning Cost Me Commonwealth Gold After Securing Bronze

Sheikh Hasina’s Event Set to Boost Bangladesh’s Diplomatic Relations, Says Senior Advisor

Trump Urges Iranians: Strike a Deal or Face the Consequences!

Virginia Tech Reveals New Insights into Hurricane Storm Surge Patterns

Started in 2004, India Bulletin is the largest and
most read South Asian publication
in Chicago and surrounding Midwest.

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Advertise With Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Disclaimer
  • CCPA
News
  • Bollywood
  • Business News
  • Health
  • India News
  • Indian Diaspora In US
  • Sports
  • Technology
  • World News
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Accessibility Adjustments

Powered by OneTap

How long do you want to hide the toolbar?
Hide Toolbar Duration
Select your accessibility profile
Vision Impaired Mode
Enhances website's visuals
Seizure Safe Profile
Clear flashes & reduces color
ADHD Friendly Mode
Focused browsing, distraction-free
Blindness Mode
Reduces distractions, improves focus
Epilepsy Safe Mode
Dims colors and stops blinking
Content Modules
Font Size

Default

Line Height

Default

Color Modules
Orientation Modules