By Hishan Welmilla
Ach-Nagoya. Sri Lanka’s Naveed Rahim delivered an impressive performance at the 5th Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, qualifying for the final of the men’s S9 100m butterfly event with a personal best time of 1:05.55.
Rahim’s performance marked a significant achievement for the Sri Lankan swimmer, as he improved on his previous best while securing his place among the finalists in a competitive international field.
His personal best timing reflects his progress, determination and commitment to improving his performance on the Asian stage. Qualifying for the final will provide him with another opportunity to test himself against some of the region’s leading para-swimmers.
Rahim’s achievement adds to Sri Lanka’s efforts at the continental para-sports festival, where the country’s athletes are competing across a range of sporting disciplines.
With his confidence boosted by a new personal best, Rahim will now look forward to making the most of his place in the final as he continues his campaign at the prestigious multi-sport event.
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