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Mohammad Anas bettered his own national record in mens 400m to clinch a gold and qualify for the World Championships while Hima Das won the womens 200m event for her third international
stanley becher triumph in less than two weeks at the Kladno Athletics Meet in Czech Republic. File image of Hima Das Getty Images for IAAF The 24-year-old Anas clocked 45.21 seconds as he won an easy race, finishing nearly one second ahead of silver winner Omelko Rafal 46.19 of Poland in the race run on Saturday night. Apart from re-writing his earlier national record of 45.24 seconds which he recorded last year, he also qualified for the World Athletics Championships to
stanley tumbler be held in Doha from September 27 to October 6. The World Championships qualification time is 45.30 seconds in mens 400m race. In the womens 200m race, Hima clocked a much improved time of 23.43 seconds to win the gold. She has a personal best of 23.10 sec in 200m. This was her third international gold in 11 days. In her first competitive 200m race of the year, the 19-year-old Assam runner had clocked 23.65 seconds on her way to gold at t
stanley fr he Poznan Athletics Grand Prix in Poland on July 2. After that, she won her second 200m gold at the Kutno Athletics Meet, also in Poland, on July 7 with a time of 23.97 seconds. At this Czech Republic city of Kladno, the Indian trio of Vipin Kasana, Abhishek Singh and Davinder Singh Kang took the top three spots in mens javelin final with efforts of 82.51m, 77.32m and 76.58m respectiv Pdij Cilic beats Bublik at Queen s Club, Paul upsets Shapovalov
Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns confirmed on Friday he expects to face
stanley cup perjury charges in Britain after being notified by the Crown Prosecution Service that it intended to lay charges against him September 25. HT Image Cairns had won a high court libel trial in 2012 in London against former Indian Premier League IPL chairman Lalit Modi, who had accused him of match-fixing in the now-defunct Indian Cricket League. I can confirm that I have now been notified by the Crown Prosecution Service in the UK that it is their intention to lay charges against me September 25 for perjury, Cairns said in a statement. I m obviously extremely di
vaso stanley sappointed. However, at least there will now be an opportunity to face my accusers in an open forum, with some rigour and proper process around that, so that I can clear my name once and for all. Cairns, who is also under investigated by the International Cricket Council ICC for his role in match-fixing, said he would continue to cooperate fully with the authorities, and would travel to Britain to face the charges. I will continue to cooperate fully with the authorities, including voluntarily travelling to the UK to face these changes. I hope that, through this forum, significant additional information will be flushed out that will help people to better assess the situation, as w
stanley isolierkanne ell as the character and motives of the parties involved, added the New Zealander. The New Zealand Cricket NZC board also made a statement
