'Neeraj Chopra will inspire, but India has to be patient'
'Neeraj Chopra will inspire, but India has to be patient'
Colin Jackson, the Welshman and former 110m hurdler, reflects on his career in athletics and his experience in the Olympic Games. Despite not winning an Olympic gold, Jackson has no regrets and accepts the challenges that come with the sport. He left cricket due to racism and found a new sport where success is based on performance. Jackson acknowledges the potential for athletics in India and the importance of role models like Neeraj Chopra. He sees a role for himself in developing athletics in India and believes in standing up against discrimination. Jackson is excited about his first visit to Kolkata after previously visiting New Delhi in 2018.
Colin Jackson, the Welshman and former 110m hurdler, reflects on his career in athletics and his experience in the Olympic Games. Despite not winning an Olympic gold, Jackson has no regrets and accepts the challenges that come with the sport. He left cricket due to racism and found a new sport where success is based on performance. Jackson acknowledges the potential for athletics in India and the importance of role models like Neeraj Chopra. He sees a role for himself in developing athletics in India and believes in standing up against discrimination. Jackson is excited about his first visit to Kolkata after previously visiting New Delhi in 2018.
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Colin Jackson, the Welshman and former 110m hurdler, reflects on his career in athletics and his experience in the Olympic Games. Despite not winning an Olympic gold, Jackson has no regrets and accepts the challenges that come with the sport. He left cricket due to racism and found a new sport where success is based on performance. Jackson acknowledges the potential for athletics in India and the importance of role models like Neeraj Chopra. He sees a role for himself in developing athletics in India and believes in standing up against discrimination. Jackson is excited about his first visit to Kolkata after previously visiting New Delhi in 2018. 
