New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- India's top javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra on Friday said that he will look to regain his rhythm in the upcoming tournaments, after settling for silver at the 2026 Commonwealth Games (CWG) in Glasgow.

He finished the men's javelin throw final at the Games with a best throw of 85.83m, only for Sri Lankan youngster Rumesh Tharanga to surpass Chopra's efforts and clinch a best throw of 89.75m to win gold.

"I can't say my fitness is back to what it used to be," Neeraj Chopra told reporters in Glasgow after the final. "I'm getting there gradually. Doha (Diamond League in June) was my first competition back, and nobody could say I was fully prepared then. I was a little better here, but I'm still trying to regain my rhythm...