You know Dinesh Karthik, the cricketer, but here is Dinesh Karthik, the javelin thrower!

Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik recently took a break from his post-IPL 2024 schedule to venture into new territories. Renowned for his versatility both on and off the cricket field, Karthik was spotted trying his hand at javelin throw alongside Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra. Demonstrating his multifaceted skills, the 37-year-old showcased his prowess as a finisher, wicketkeeper, and commentator.

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Dinesh Karthik, the Javelin thrower 😎😎😎#Olympics#ParisOlympics2024#IPL2024#T20WorldCuppic.twitter.com/7nU3I8Imk3

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Prepping for an exciting venture just two months away, Karthik is set to host 'Get Set Gold' for the upcoming Paris Olympics 2024. The show promises to feature distinguished athletes including Neeraj Chopra, boxer Nikhat Zareen, badminton duo Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, and hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh. Karthik's participation in their rigorous training sessions aims to provide insights into their challenges en route to Olympic glory.

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Expressing gratitude for the opportunity to interact with these exceptional athletes, Karthik emphasized the inspiring and humbling nature of the experience. With a focus on exploring the athletes' personal journeys and overcoming setbacks, the show endeavors to offer viewers compelling narratives of dedication and perseverance.

Amid his broadcasting commitments, Karthik was honored by his Royal Challengers Bangalore teammates post the IPL eliminator match against Rajasthan Royals on May 22. While it seemed to mark his farewell from the format, Karthik remains steadfast in his commitment to his broadcasting duties for the upcoming T20 World Cup and as the host of the Olympics talk-show.