New Delhi, Sept. 23 -- The performance of Indian athletes at the Worlds in Tokyo was dismal. In recent editions, India has increased its presence at the event, but Neeraj Chopra alone provided the high. He won silver in 2022 (Eugene) and became the first Indian to win gold, in 2023 (Budapest). This time, the double Olympic medallist had a subdued performance, ending a seven-year streak of international medals. Only javelin thrower Sachin Yadav, high jumper Sarvesh Kushare and Pooja (800m) showed some spark, recording their personal bests. With Chopra clearly struggling - he spoke of a back issue after ending eighth in the final - Sachin Yadav came close to a podium spot. He produced a personal best of 86.27m. Initially second, he eventually...