India continued their strong performance by adding 18 medals to their overall tally in the South Asian Athletics Championships 2025 at the Birsa Munda Athletics Stadium, Morabadi, Ranchi. The hosts won seven gold, eight silver, and three bronze on Saturday, taking their overall medal tally to 32.

Sri Lanka maintained their competitive form with eight gold and a total of 23 medals, while Nepal is a distant third with three bronze so far in the championship.

In the women’s 100m hurdles, Nandhini K of India clocked 13.56s to win gold, while compatriot Moumita Mondal took silver and Wijewera Vitha of Sri Lanka claimed bronze.

The men’s 110m hurdles saw Manav R of India grab gold in 13.78s. Sri Lanka’s Ranatungage Roshan settled for silver, and India’s Krishik M bagged bronze. India’s Sanjan

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