Animesh Kujur clocks 10.14s to record India’s second-fastest 100m and fastest overseas run
Animesh Kujur clocked a personal best 10.14 seconds in Wetzlar, recording the fastest 100m by an Indian overseas and the nation's second-fastest time.
Animesh Kujur clocked a personal best 10.14 seconds in Wetzlar, recording the fastest 100m by an Indian overseas and the nation's second-fastest time.
Jyothi, who holds the national record of 12.78 seconds in women’s 100m hurdles, crossed the finish line in 13.16s for seventh place in heat 4. Overall, she finished 35th in the field of 40 hurdlers on her Olympic debut.
Chopra, leading the Group B competitors as the world number two, vowed the near-capacity crowd with his brilliant first effort of 89.34 metres, which was well beyond the qualifying mark of 84 metres at the imposing Stade de France.
