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Reliving Asian Games 2023: Most Memorable Moments from Hangzhou

The Asian Games 2023 came with different experiences. From emotions to hard competition, everything was present there.

Oct 28, 2023, 5:43 AM6 min read

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The world has seen a lot of sports competitions, but still, the same craze and popularity is going on. Sports contain entertainment, and people want entertainment in their lives.

These two, when merged, can create something exciting. The relationship between sports competitions and the audience is something that is inexpressible in words. The same goes for Asian games!

The Asian Games have gained immense popularity and importance over the years as they provide a platform for athletes from across the continent to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level.

The games have also become an opportunity for countries to come together and promote unity, peace, and friendship among themselves. Unsurprisingly, the Asian Games are considered one of the most impactful gaming competitions in the world.

Being one of the most impactful gaming competitions in the world, Asian games are considered the best players in Asia. From China to India, there is no end of participants. However, if you have missed the Asian games for your work, don't worry!

We have got you covered this time. If you want to relive the memorable moments in the Asian Games, stay with us!

Let's dive deep into the realm of Asian Games 2023.

Also Read: Asian Games 2023 Medals Tally: India's medals by sport

Memorable Moments In Asian Games

The Asian Games have always been a platform for athletes from across the continent to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level. Over the years, these games have produced some of the most unforgettable moments in the history of sports.

From the opening ceremony to the closing ceremony, the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou witnessed several such moments that will be etched in our memories forever.

Here, we will take a look at some of the most memorable moments from the Asian Games 2023 and relive the excitement and thrill of those unforgettable moments. If you think that you have missed something from here, you can check out the best tennis prediction site to ensure more accurate information with additional prominence to the game.

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The Beginning Of A Beautiful Friendship

The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou has witnessed a strong but beautiful friendship. Probably, the Asian Games have never witnessed such an emotional moment before. It was between the two most prominent and capable swimmers.

●      Zhang Yufei (New Games' MVP from China).

●      Ikee Rikako (former MVP from Japan).

Zhang was at the Women's 50m butterfly competition and won it recently. Well, Ikee was present there and witnessed the win; she was also a winner of the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta. Well, that was her first international medal.

However, just after that, she was diagnosed with leukemia in 2019. This was a disaster for her. Following such unavoidable life events, she could not keep herself from breaking down while she found her coach.

In the meantime, the other swimmer, Zhang, consolidated her with a hug and shared tears for each other. This was special because the emotion was at its peak, and no one could deny the scene.

The combination of happiness and disappointment came into contact to create such an exponential emotional moment. However, they not only shared their emotional moments but also

hold the joint record of 6 gold medals (most by any) in a single Games.

Age Is Just A Number

For Oksana Chusovitina, age is just a number. She is not done yet at the age of 78. She has always gone through eight Olympic Games and five Asian Games. However, she has no intention to leave the field but come back again through the World Cup in Paris in 2024.

She said the disappointment is there, but it is also an inspiration for her and others. This is the way of life, and she was right.

Not everyone can do the hard work needed, and thus, she should feel special about what she is.

Also Read: Asian Games 2023: India win the Gold Medal in Men's Cricket after rain interrupted their game against Afghanistan

China's Games From Opening To Closing

China won 383 games in the Asian Games 2023, and that is a big record for them, and no one is near them.

China also quadrupled Japan with their 201 goal medals. While Japan won only 52 gold medals, they are almost half (188) in total counts with China.

The hosts have really outnumbered other countries; hopefully, they are going to be at the top in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026 as well. This Asian Games was an opening and closing for China as they did it all.

On Cloud Nine

Mazel Paris Alegado, the youngest member of the Philippines, took part in the Asian Games 2023. She is just nine years old, and that is a very young age, even from the standard of the sport.

Well, the aspiring young talent has completed 7th in the competition. Well, she might not have won a medal, but she has got all hearts kept with her. People talk about her as she is the youngest member of the Games.

For 9-year-olds, competing in skateboarding is not an easy task to follow. A whole lot of competition with a prominent balance is needed. When she was just 9, she was not fit and improved enough to take the pressure, but she did.

Rain Men: Indian Cricketers Strike Gold

Winning a medal for the country is always alluring, and full of emotions are present there. India did it with their cricket team. When it comes to cricket, everyone knows and expects India to do something in any competition.

When the World Cup is going on this year, everyone is expecting India to list the trophy as the host. On the other hand, the young talents of the country have already lifted the gold medal in the 2023 Asian Games.

They are probably the most happening team in the cricket world, and everyone knew that they would win the title. However, it was not the way everyone wanted. It was basically washed out. However, the rules suggested India lift the medal as they are the number one in the world when it comes to cricket.

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Watch: Neeraj Chopra finishes second with a best throw of 84.14m at the Janusz Kusociński Memorial competition

Neeraj Chopra finished second with a best throw of 84.14m at the Janusz Kusociński Memorial competition at Silesian Stadium in Poland on Friday.

May 23, 2025, 5:48 PM1 min read

Neeraj Chopra finished second with a best throw of 84.14m at the Janusz Kusociński Memorial competition at Silesian Stadium in Poland on Friday.

Julian Weber finished first with an 86.12m throw.

Though the double-time Olympic medalist looked disappointed and frustrated after a few foul throws to start with, his fourth year in in top two of every tournament he participated in continued.

Read Also | Neeraj Chopra’s best throws: Here are all the top throws by javelin ace Neeraj Chopra

A few days ago, Neeraj had breached the 90m mark and registered his personal best and National record with a 90.23m throw in the Doha Diamond League. Unfortunately, even in that tournament also he finished second to Julian Weber's 91.06m throw. 

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Most centuries in WT20Is

Esha Oza currently holds the record for most centuries in WT20Is, with four centuries in the format. Explore the list of players with such century records!

May 17, 2025, 5:47 AM3 min read

Most centuries in WT20Is - Esha Oza leads the chart | sportzpoint.com

Scoring a century in any form of cricket is a moment of glory, but in the fast-paced format of T20s, it gets more exciting to watch. Numerous cricketers have consistently proved themselves in this format by delivering spectacular tons.

The list goes deep as we have such power-hitters from around the globe!

Join us as we explore the list of players with most centuries in WT20Is and celebrate their glorious innings.

1. Esha Oza (4 centuries) | UAE

Esha Oza holds the first rank for most centuries in WT20Is | sportzpoint.com
Esha Oza in action against Sri Lanka in Asia Cup 2024. Image | ESPNcricinfo 

The current captain of UAE, Esha Oza, holds the record for most centuries in WT20Is with 4 centuries in her T20 career so far. This Indian-born cricketer made her debut in T20Is in 2018 and reached this milestone extremely fast.

She is also the fastest player from UAE to reach 1000 runs in T20Is. Her fourth century in T20Is came against Qatar in the Asia Cup qualifier, where she led her team to a brilliant victory.

Read Also: Top 10 fastest centuries in Women's T20Is

Esha Oza stats in WT20Is

Span Matches Innings  Runs Highest Avg SR 100 50
2018-2025 93 91 2538 158* 31.33 113.40 4 10

2. Chamari Athapaththu (3 centuries) | Sri Lanka

Chamari Athapaththu holds the second rank for most centuries in WT20Is | sportzpoint.com
Chamari Athapaththu celebrating her 113 off 66 balls against Australia in 2019. Image | ESPNcricinfo 

Chamari Athapaththu, the current captain of Sri Lanka national team, holds the 2nd position in this list with her 3 centuries in WT20Is. She is one of the finest cricketers from Sri Lanka and led them to win the 2024 Asia Cup.

Chamari scored her first hundred in T20Is in 2019 against Australia. She scored the other following centuries in 2024 against Scotland and Malaysia.

Read Also: England or Australia? Which team has won more Women's Ashes?

Chamari Athapaththu stats in WT20Is

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg SR 100 50
2009-2025 146 143 3458 119* 25.42 110.09 3 13

3. Fatuma Kibasu (3 centuries) | Tanzania 

Fatuma Kibasu holdes the third rank for most centuries in WT20Is | sportzpoint.com
Fatuma Kibasu celebrating her century in 2019. Image | Facebook 

The former captain of Tanzania, Fatuma Kibasu, holds the 3rd position with her 3 centuries in WT20Is. She is the only Tanzanian woman to score a century at international level so far, and holds the highest individual score for her country in WT20Is.

Fatuma made her T20 debut in 2019 and played magnificently ever since!

Fatuma Kibasu stats in WT20Is

Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg SR 100 50
2019-2023 45 44 1245 127* 35.57 109.69 3 5

Read Also: Most WT20I runs in a calendar year

Other players with 2 centuries in WT20Is 

Here's a list of players who scored 2 centuries in WT20Is and comes in the list following the TOP 3.

Player Span Matches Innings Runs Highest Avg 100 50
Prosscovia Alako (UGA) 2019-2025 59 57 824 116 15.54 2 1
Rebecca Blake (ROM) 2022-2023 13 13 754 135* 107.71 2 5
Maria Castineiras (ARG) 2019-2025 38 37 694 155* 23.93 2 1
Deandra Dottin (WI/BRB) 2008-2025 138 135 3004 112* 26.82 2 14
Mariko Hill (HKG) 2019-2025 79 76 1678 106 25.42 2 6
Meg Lanning (AUS) 2010-2023 132 121 3405 133* 36.61 2 15
Gaby Lewis (IRE) 2014-2024 94 94 2318 119 28.61 2 13
Hayley Matthews (WI) 2014-2025 106 106 2651 132 26.77 2 16
Beth Mooney (AUS) 2015-2025 112 106 3381 117* 42.26 2 27
Danni Wyatt-Hodge (ENG) 2010-2025 170

149

3190 124 23.62 2 19

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Doha Diamond League 2025 LIVE Updates, Javelin Throw and athletics events Highlights and results | Neeraj Chopra finishes second despite breaking 90m mark for the first time; Parul Chaudhary breaks National record

Stay updated with the real-time LIVE updates of the Doha Diamond League 2025 as four Indian athletes, including Neeraj Chopra, Kishore Jena, Gulveer Singh and Parul Chaudhary, compete for India.

May 16, 2025, 6:23 PM1 min read

Doha Diamond League 2025 LIVE Updates, Javelin Throw and athletics events LIVE commentary and results | Neeraj Chopra finishes second despite breaking 90m mark for the first time | sportzpoint.com

Hello and welcome to the LIVE blog of Doha Diamond League 2025, where the largest Indian contingent in terms of numbers at any single Diamond League meet to date is going to perform. 

Double Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra will take part in the men's javelin event. Kishore Jena will be the second Indian to participate in that event.

Read Also | NEERAJ CHOPRA INJURY: A SAGA OF STRAIN, TECHNIQUE, AND RECOVERY

In the men's 5000m, Gulveer Singh will compete for India. Meanwhile, Parul Chaudhary will compete in the Women's 3000m steeplechase event. 

This is Koushik Biswas, who will bring you all the LIVE updates, results and commentary of the Doha Diamond League 2025 for you. So, stay tuned and enjoy the coverage. 

LIVE Updates

May 16, 2025, 6:23 PM

The final result!

Doha Diamond League 2025 Men's Javelin Throw final result | sportzpoint.com

May 16, 2025, 6:02 PM

The final result of Men's Javelin!

Doha Diamond League 2025 LIVE Updates, Javelin Throw and athletics events LIVE commentary and results | Neeraj Chopra finishes second despite breaking 90m mark for the first time

May 16, 2025, 6:00 PM

Parul Chaudhary breaks National record!

May 16, 2025, 5:57 PM

Julian Weber broke the World Lead with a 91.06m throw!

Julian Weber broke the World Lead with a 91.06m throw!

May 16, 2025, 5:44 PM

Julian Weber breaks Neeraj Chopra's record

May 16, 2025, 5:42 PM

Foul throw!

Foul throw from Neeraj in his fifth attempt. 

May 16, 2025, 5:41 PM

80.56m from Neeraj in fourth throw

Neeraj miscues the throw, and it is only 80.56m from the double Olympic medalist!

May 16, 2025, 5:29 PM

That moment!

May 16, 2025, 5:15 PM

Neeraj hits 90m mark

For the first time in his career, Neeraj Chopra crossed the 90m mark. 90.23m throw from Neeraj Chopra!

Neeraj Chopra 90.23 throw in Doha Diamond League | sportzpoint.com

May 16, 2025, 5:10 PM

Gulveer Singh finished 9th with a timing of 13:24:32

Gulveer Singh - Doha Diamond League LIVE

May 16, 2025, 5:07 PM

A season best throw from Kishore Jena!

May 16, 2025, 5:02 PM

88.44m from Neeraj!

May 16, 2025, 4:48 PM

Gulveer at No.4 at km mark

May 16, 2025, 4:45 PM

Men's 5000m starts!

Gulveer Singh is participating for India. 

May 16, 2025, 4:39 PM

READY!

May 16, 2025, 3:42 PM

Schedule and timing details of Indian athlete's events

Neeraj Chopra and Kishore Jena's men's javelin throw will start from 10.13 pm IST. Two minutes later, Gulveer Singh's Men's 5000m will start. 

Parul Chaudhary's Women's 3000m steeplechase will start from 11.13 pm

Event Indian athletes Start time
Men's javelin throw Neeraj Chopra, Kishore Jena 10:13 PM
Men's 5000m Gulveer Singh 10:15 PM
Women's 3000m steeplechase Parul Chaudhary 11:14 PM

May 16, 2025, 3:40 PM

Which Indian athletes are participating in the Doha Diamond League?

The largest Indian contingent in terms of numbers at any single Diamond League meet to date will be participating in the Doha Diamond League 2025 tonight. 

Event Indian athletes
Men's javelin throw Neeraj Chopra, Kishore Jena
Men's 5000m Gulveer Singh
Women's 3000m steeplechase Parul Chaudhary

May 16, 2025, 3:39 PM

Can we watch the Doha Diamond League LIVE on Indian TV?

Unfortunately, there are no television streaming confirmed for Doha Diamond League 2025 yet.

However, you can follow our LIVE blog for all the updates. 

May 16, 2025, 3:38 PM

How to follow or watch the Doha Diamond League LIVE?

Indian fans can watch Neeraj Chopra and the other three Indian athletes in action in the Doha Diamond League 2025 LIVE tonight on the Wanda Diamond League YouTube channel and Facebook page.

May 16, 2025, 3:37 PM

When and where is the event?

The Doha Diamond League 2025 will take place at Qatar’s Suheim bin Hamad Stadium on 16th to 17th May, 2025, Indian Standard Time. 

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Top 10 fastest centuries in Women's T20Is

Deandra Dottin's iconic century off 38 balls is the fastest in the history of Women's T20Is. Here are the phenomenal top 10 fastest centuries in women's T20Is.

Apr 24, 2025, 9:40 PM5 min read

Top 10 fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com

Centuries in T20Is are a treat to watch. Over the years, some incredible cricketing talents across the globe have set the bar high with their records. This article celebrates the art of power-hitting by logging the top 10 fastest centuries in Women's cricket.

Check out the Top 10s that left the fans and bowlers amazed in the competitive T20 format.

10. Hayley Matthews | (53 balls) vs Australia, 2023

West Indies Captain Hayley Matthews holds 10th position in fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com
Hayley Matthews celebrating her fastest T20 century against Australia in 2023. Image | ESPNcricinfo

The West Indies captain Hayley Matthews scored a crucial ton in their record-breaking run chase against Australia. She is known for excelling in the T20 format. They succeeded in defeating Australia on their home soil with the help of this knock in 2023.

Matthews has scored 2 centuries in T20Is so far. It took her only 53 balls for this, which makes it one of the fastest centuries in Women's cricket.

9. Meg Lanning | (53 balls) vs Ireland, 2014

Former Australian captain Meg Lanning scored 9th fastest centuries in Women's T20Is against Ireland | sportzpoint.com

Meg Lanning, the former Australian captain, holds the ninth position with her timeless century against Ireland in the Women's T20 World Cup, 2014. Lanning is one of the finest cricketers of all time, with seven World Cup titles under her name.

She scored 125 runs off 65 balls in this innings and was also the top run-scorer of the tournament.

Also Read: Most matches as captain in Women's T20I history: Harmanpreet Kaur tops the chart

8. Rubina Chhetry | (52 balls) vs Maldives, 2024

Nepal Women's Captain Rubina Chhetry scored her fastest T20 century in the history of Women's Cricket | sportzpoint.com

The former captain of the Nepal Women's Team, Rubina Chhetry, scored a record-breaking century in a match of ACC Women's Premier Cup against Maldives in 2024. She hit 10 fours and 5 sixes, leading the team to a total of 227 runs on the board. 

Her century off 52 balls paved the way to achieve one of the highest totals of Women's T20Is by an Asian country.

7. Danni Wyatt-Hodge | (52 balls) vs India, 2018

England opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge's iconic century which holds the seventh position in top 10 fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com
Danni Wyatt-Hodge after her record-breaking ton against India in 2018. Image | BBC

The attacking opener of England Women's Team, Danni Wyatt-Hodge, scored a magnificent century from just 52 balls against India in 2018. She’s widely known for her composed batting style in this format, providing a headstart to the team.

Wyatt helped England reach the milestone of one of the highest successful run chases in the history of Women's T20Is with her vital knock.

Also Read: The Greatest T20I Records That Will Stand the Test of Time

6. Meg Lanning | (51 balls) vs England, 2019

Meg Lanning's century against England which appears in the top 10 fastest centuries in Women's T20Is

This is yet another ton from the Australian legend that became one of the fastest centuries in women's cricket, making her appear on the list twice. She took 53 balls to score the century, and was also unbeaten in the inning.

Lanning also holds the record for most centuries in Women's ODIs, which says a lot about her exceptional abilities.

5. Fargana Hoque | (51 balls) vs Maldives, 2019

Fargana Hoque is the second Bangladeshi woman to score one of the fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com
Fargana Hoque celebrating her maiden T20 century off 51 balls against Maldives. Image | Sports Tak

Fargana Hoque, the right-handed Bangladeshi batter scored her maiden T20 century off 51 balls in 2019, which was fastest in a lot. With this remarkable century against Maldives, Hoque became the second woman from Bangladesh to score a T20 century.

4. Harmanpreet Kaur | (49 balls) vs New Zealand, 2018

Harmanpreet Kaur's century against New Zealand in 2018 is one of the fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com

Harmanpreet Kaur, the current Indian captain, secured the fourth position with her maiden T20 century in 2018. She scored this off just 49 balls during the ICC Women's World T20, against New Zealand.

Kaur showcased some fearless cricketing class and became the first Indian woman to score a century in a T20 International.

Read Also: Harmanpreet Kaur in T20 Women's World Cup: A Name for Milestones and Challenges

3. Tamsin Beaumont | (47 balls) vs South Africa, 2018

Tamsin Beaumont's maiden T20 century against South Africa is one of the fastest centuries in Women's T20Is | sportzpoint.com

Tamsin Beaumont, the right-handed English batter, scored an impressive century off 47 balls against South Africa in 2018. She is known for her ability to score runs in all cricketing formats and noteworthy fielding.

2. Alyssa Healy | (46 balls) vs Sri Lanka, 2019

Current Australian captain Alyssa Healy scored her fastest century in Women's T20Is in 2019 | sportzpoint.com

The current Australian captain, Alyssa Healy, scored her maiden T20 century off 46 balls against Sri Lanka in 2019. In this inning, she played a spectacular knock of 148* from 61 balls, which is the highest individual score in women's T20Is by an Australian. 

This performance brings her to the second position in the table of fastest centuries in Women's cricket of all time.

1. Deandra Dottin | (38 balls) vs South Africa, 2010

Deandra Dottin tops the list of scoring the fastest centuries in Women's T20Is off just 38 balls in 2010 | sportzpoint.com
Deandra Dottin smashing the fastest century in the history of Women's T20Is in 2010. Image | Associated press 

As we come down to the final name, Deandra Dottin’s extraordinary century off 38 balls is the long-standing record that has remained in the no. 1 rank for over a decade. This West Indies all-rounder scored her groundbreaking maiden century against South Africa in 2010.

Dottin is the first woman to score a century in the history of T20 cricket. She is widely recognised for her explosive batting power and has set an unforgettable benchmark worldwide. 

Also Read: Top Female Cricketers Who Are Making History

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Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the pole vaulter broke the World Record

Mondo Duplantis, the Swedish legendary pole vaulter, broke the men's world record for the 11th time on February 28th, 2025, at the All Star Perche event in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Mar 1, 2025, 11:21 AM6 min read

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | Reuters)

Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis, popularly known as 'Mondo' Duplantis, has broken the men's pole vaulting World Record for the 11th time, a record which he previously set himself.

The 25-year-old Swedish pole vaulter improved his own men's pole vault world record to 6.27m at the All Star Perche event in Clermont-Ferrand, France on February 28th, 2025.

This marks the 11th time Duplantis has broken the world record in his career, first achieving it in February 2020 with a height of 6.17m.

The two-time World Champion and Olympic winner secured his victory at the All Star Perche event with a height of 6.02m. Following that, Duplantis improved the clearance that he set in August 2024, by one centimeter.

"I just felt really good. What can I say, I came here to do it. I put everything in place to do it. The run-up worked really well. I just did it," Duplantis stated to the reporters after setting the world record.

However, in this article, Sportz Point will explore all the 11 times Mono Duplantis broke the World Record.

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the pole vaulter broke the World Record

1. 2020 - 6.17m

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | Duplantis on X)

Back in 2014, France's legendary pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie marked the world record with a clearance of 6.16m.

The record nearly stood for six years, until the 20-year-old Mondo Duplantis broke the previous record with a 6.17m height at the Orlen Copernicus Cup in Torun, Poland.

This was the first time Duplantis broke the world record, previously breaking the 10-year age group record with a jump of 3.86m in 2010.

2. 2020 - 6.18m

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | British Athletics)

Only a week after creating the World Record in Poland, Duplantis bettered his record with a 6.18m jump at the Indoor Grand Prix in Glasgow, Scotland.

Duplantis stated the following after setting new record in Glasgow;

It’s the best little split second that could ever be,

Everything builds up to that one tiny little moment. That little free-fall is a magical moment.

3. 2022 - 6.19m

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | World Athletics)

Mondo Duplantis earned the crown as an Olympic Champion, following his maiden gold medal win in the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

However, the Swedish athlete surpassed his own record for the third time in 2022, after securing a 6.19m jump in the Belgrade Indoor Meeting, Serbia.

4. 2022 - 6.20m

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | olympics0

Breaking his own world record in a span of 15 days, Duplantis again stunned the world in 2022. 

Following his 6.19m jump in the Belgrade Indoor Meeting on 7 March 2022, Duplantis promised "something higher" in the upcoming world championship. 

He kept his word in the best possible way, securing a 6.20m jump at the world indoor championships on 21 March 2022 in Belgrade, Serbia. 

5. 2022 - 6.21m

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | CNN)

Mondo Duplantis clinched his first-ever outdoor world title on 24 March 2022 at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA.

Duplantis, again improved his own record and set his third world record in 2022, soaring over 6.21m, and breaking the world record for the first time in the outdoors.

Along with this record, Duplantis also surpassed Sergey Bubka, one of the greatest pole vaulters of all-time, for career six metre-plus clearances. Bubka's 46-time record was overshadowed by Duplantis' 48 after this championship. 

6. 2023 - 6.22m 

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | AFP)

On 25th February 2023, Mondo Duplantis broke his own record, clearing 6.21m to win the All Star Perche 2023 event in Clermont-Ferrand, France, where he again has broken the record in 2025.

Duplantis was congratulated by Renaud Lavillenie after the win, whose record he first broke back in 2020 and who is a co-founder of the All Star Perche event.

7. 2023 - 6.23m 

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | CNN)

Duplantis broke the world record for the seventh time following his 6.23m clearance to win the 2023 Diamond League Final in Eugene on 17 September 2023.

8. 2024 - 6.24m (Xiamen, China)

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
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Duplantis opened his 2024 season in style, soaring 6.24m to set the world record for outdoors at the Diamond League event in Xiamen, China.

The Swedish pole vaulter registered the highest clearance in history to add 1cm to the record he had set in Eugene, USA in 2023.

9. 2024 - 6.25m (Paris, France)

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
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Duplantis retained his Olympic Gold medal title in the 2024 Paris Olympics, breaking his own record to register a 6.25m clearance

The 25-year-old became the first athlete to retain the pole vault title, since American pole vaulter Bob Richards achieved the remarkable feat in 1952 and 1956.

10. 2024 - 6.26m (Silesia, Poland)

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | Reuters)

For the second time in his career, Mondo Duplantis shattered the world record three times in a calendar year in 2024.

Following the record he set at the Paris Olympics 2024, Duplantis bettered it by 1cm to soar over 6.26m at the Silesia Diamond League in Poland on 25 August 2024.

He also broke his world record for the third time in the outdoor season and for the tenth time in his career.

11. 2025 - 6.27m (Clermont-Ferrand, France)

Mondo Duplantis: 11 times the Pole Vaulter broke the World Record-sportzpoint.com
(Image Credit | Reuters)

As the latest world record, Mondo Duplantis has broken the world record for a record 11th time in his career, to set a new high of 6.27m on 28 February 2025 at the All-Star Perche Event in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

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